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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1921

Page

4

President Wilson Prepares for Private Life and Inauguration

President and Mrs. Wilson plan to move into a new home on 8th Street as they count the hours before retirement. Health officials report daily improvement and a strict regimen to maintain convalescence. The First Couple will attend Senator Harding’s inauguration and attend the luncheon at the White House before returning to their residence.

Washington Hoth T Wilson Mr. Wilson Bat Rnce Senator Harding Capitol Sim Harding

Mayor seeks 5000 appropriation for pistol range

Mayor Caldwell asks the city council for 5000 to fund a pistol range. The request, discussed by the public safety and finance committees after Monday’s presentation, notes 44 police beats vacant due to a new one day off in eight rule.

Caldwell Committee On Public Safety Committee On Finance

Chief frowns on special police volunteer plan

The Star reports W Wilson of wood proposes special police volunteers to patrol neighborhoods in shifts. Chief Searing rejects the idea saying it would bring inexperienced officers into the field and risk mistakes while asserting the department can handle the crime wave.

W. Wilson Wood Wilson Searing Ting Per Tment

Prohibition Fails to Reduce Major Chicago Crime

Chicago reports show major crime fell over 30 percent in the first prohibition year with murders down 51 percent burglaries 10 percent and robberies 6 percent. Col B Chamberlain of the Chicago crime commission questions prohibition as the cause noting it lowers misdemeanors but fuels police corruption and describes the major criminal as not a coward but a smoker who enjoys gambling.

Chicago Col. B. Chamberlain Chicago Crime Commission

Woman to Lead Round World Air Derby Route for Pacific Flight Not Yet Decided

Ruth Law is tipped to command the round the world air derby route across the Pacific as plans center on a Seattle to San Francisco leg. The Aero Club of America maps routes and estimates a 22 000 mile journey with six months duration, backed by international navies and a $ ten million budget.

Pacific Flight New York Seattle wall-San Francisco Alaska Seattle Kamchatka Pacific Aero Club of The Fra America Aero Club of America Albany Rochester Buffalo Cleveland Cincinnati Dayton Detroit Milwaukee Chicago Minneapolis St. Paul St. Louis Omaha Kansas City Memphis Topeka Denver Cheyenne Los Angeles San Diego Portland Tacoma San Francisco Sathfinders Charlies J. Glidden Louisa D. Beaumont Alan R. Hawley Henry Woodhouse Japan Midway Hawaiian Islands Tokyo London Azores Lisbon Bordeaux Plymouth N. C Newfoundland Ireland Alcock and Brown Rome Paris Lyons Milan Salonika Aleppo Bagdad Bemsera Karachi Delhi Calcutta Rangoon Bangkok Canton Shanghai Kiauchau Osaka Tin Ruth Law Marechal Easen Herlin Capt. Marechal

Bethlehem Steel official validates $260,000 expense voucher

President F E Grace testifies before the shipping board probe that the $260,000 voucher is a proper company expenditure. He says the charge covered company costs, not Schwab personal expenses, and denies $100,000 being charged to the government.

New York FE. G. Grace Bethlehem Steel Co Shipping Board Chas M. Schwab Bethlehem Grace Schwab

Chiropractor Engmark Begins Hunger Strike in Jail

Heath Engmark a 45 year old chiropractor jailed for practicing without a license refuses all food after being sentenced to 90 days. He vows to starve until released or dead saying the sacrifice will force a California doctors reform and a fairer deal for chiropractors. He has already skipped four meals and asked to sleep in.

Los Angeles Heath Engmark Pendegast Engmark Lunacy Commission California

Former Seattle Man to Fight Disease

NEW YORK January 25. To combat the rapidly spreading epidemic of trachoma in the Levant Dr C R Gannoway of Medford Oregon and formerly a practicing physician of Seattle has been sent to the Beirut district of Syria by officials of the Near East relief.

New York Levant C. R. Gannoway Medford Ore Seattle Beirut Syria Near East Relief

Americans Will Start Hunt for Missing Link Expedition

Ray Chapman Andrews, famed explorer and head of the third Asian expedition for the American Museum of Natural History, announces a five year search from Pekin China to Mongolia India or Siberia to find the cradle of humanity. The team of ten includes his wife as official photographer. The venture costs about fifty thousand dollars annually and begins February twenty two.

New York Ray Chapman Andrews Andrews American Museum of Natural History Mongolia India Siberia Pekin China Central Asia Europe America

Civil War Hatched at Old St Charles Hotel in Washington

Tradition holds the civil war was hatched in the old St. Charles hotel in Washington. The claim ties the hotel to early planning and political maneuvering surrounding the conflict.

St. Charles Hotel Washington

Pumpkin near a hundred pounds grown in Admire Kansas

Mrs M Whittington of Admire Kansas reports a pumpkin weighing close to 100 pounds grown last year.

M. Whittington Admire, Kan

Trummi genannt als größte japanische Dichterin der Frau

Der Text lobt Trummi als die bedeutendste weibliche Dichterin Japans und hebt ihr Ansehen in der Literatur hervor.

Allied Council Sets Austria Rehab Plan and Talks

Paris January 2. An allied commission to assess Austria's rehabilitation was appointed by the Supreme Council. France Britain and Italy named Loucheur Thorne and Giannini to report before adjournment. Discussions also cover Asia Minor disarmament reparations coal and inter allied finance.

Paris Austria Inter-Allied Supreme Council Louie Loucheur Robert Thorne Mignor Giannini France Britain Italy Asia Minor

Brady to be freed after acquittal ruling

Superior Judge Ward ruled Thomas Brady cannot be tried again on any charge involving the alleged attacks on Jessie Montgomery related to the Howard St gang outrages. The decision follows Brady’s acquittal and a motion to dismiss was denied. Other charges against him remain under consideration.

Ban Francisco Ward Thomas Brady Jessie Montgomery Miss Montgomery Bemias Brady Jean Stanley Portland

Czecho-Slovakia Names Consul for Western States

Ban Francisco January 5 Ota kar Suchan named consul for Czecho-Slovakia covering California Washington Oregon Nevada Utah Arizona Idaho Hawaii Alaska and the Philippines He will open offices in San Francisco within days indicating broader regional representation

Ban Francisco Otakar Suchan Republic of Czecho-Slovakia California Washington Oregon Nevada Utah Arizona Idaho Hawaiian Islands Alaska Philippines

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