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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1921

Page

10

West Seattle robberies outline a busy crime spree

Police describe a string of daytime and overnight thefts across West Seattle. Burglars looted homes on 36th Avenue and 40th Avenue with footprints showing male and female suspects. A factory safe at Kellogg & Son was cracked, yielding about $25 to $200 in cash, while smaller robberies in hotels and stores totaled tens of dollars.

Seattle Freckelton 36Th Ave Im Ave W. Hinds Sr K. Benson 40Th Ave T. Leck Ave M. W. Kelloge & Son Toola Valley Fuel Minier Alaska Puget Sound Western Ave White, Waldorf Hotel Shave Pike St Nordin Alki Ave Red Mackinaw B. Belknap Walnut Roberts Spring St Walnut St. Co

Burglary Fire Breaks Out At Local Theatre

A fire started during a burglary at the Flag Theatre on First Union Street early Monday. Police trapped burglar Bohnert, 21, amid loot from a drug store and theatre. he is held on an open charge as investigators link him to the crime. Reported by Patrolmen Fol and Gladwin and McClure and Hawk, damages were slight. diamonds valued at $500 were taken from a home elsewhere.

Union St Bohnert First Ave C. D. Fol Frank Gladwin McClure E. F. Hawk Tonhertre Oper Fe 37Th Ave. S. W

State Raises Europe Relief Quota and Salmon Purchase

The state increases its Europe relief quota with a $200000 share toward a $22000000 goal for starving children as Herbert’s relief effort promotes the fund. A salmon purchase of 30 carloads supplements the drive, sending the state over the top.

Herbert

Memorial plan for $200,000 veteran's memorial at Centralia

A proposal to inaugurate a national memorial of $200,000 honors Centralia veterans is slated for Armistice Day 1919. Major Paul Kawarde, Washington state member of the American Legion committee, will depart for Washington D C to coordinate the effort.

Centralia National Wilbetive Committee Amerian Legion Paul Kawarde Washstate Washington, D. C

Harding Anxious to Sign Peace Pact in Johnson Hoof Feud

Washington speculation centers on Harding cabinet picks with Hughes likely at state and Daugherty as attorney general. Hoover’s cabinet fate hangs 60 40 against entry as Johnson resents him. Harding aims to placate Johnson but must balance party harmony and Hoover’s strength.

Harding Hughes Root Daugherty Hayes Weeka War Mellen Dawes Treasury Navy Agriculture Interior Commerce Labor Wallace Hoover Hard Department of Commerce Hiram Johnson Johnson California Hapling Mit HIRAM Hoover Johnson

Dark horses expected for Harding cabinet in reveal

Report from Miami Beach cites two hidden cabinet picks for President elect Harding with March 4 announcement. Daugherty is a certainty for a top post, possibilities include postmaster general or attorney general depending on party moves. Ex senators Weeks and others are among tentative names.

Miami Beach Fila Warren G. Harding Harding Cocolobo Charles F. Hughes Benator Fall New Mexico Interior Henry C. Wallace Agriculture Daugherty Harry M. Daugherty Department of Justice George Sutherland Utah Will H. Hays Met Charles G. Dawes Chicago Andrew W. Mellon Pittsburg John W. Weeks Massachusetts War Navy Harry A. Wheeler Lowden Illinois Commerce James Duncan Boston Nolan California

Monday Deadline to Register for City Elections

Citizens who did not register last year must register by Monday to qualify for the February 21 primary election and the March 8 general city election. The notice urges eligible residents to complete registration promptly.

Angora Grotto Plans Ceremonial at Metropolitan Theatre

Angora Grotto No 2 Prophets of the Enchanted Health announce a second big ceremonial of the season to be staged Wednesday evening February 2 at the Metropolitan theatre.

Metropolitan Theatre

Storm Kills Mill Engineer as Coastal Winds Hit Hoquiam

A gusty windstorm struck the Grays Harbor area Saturday night, killing Alfred A. Brown of the Anderson and Mindleton mill and injuring four others including Jesse L. McMinn. The hurricane force winds disrupted telegraph, telephone, and train service, toppled trees, and left Aberdeen and Hoquiam in darkness for hours. Boats were torn from moorings at Ilwaco and wrecked, with property damage running into thousands.

Hoquiam Grays Harbor Alfred A. Brown Anderson & Mindleton Aberdeen Jesse L. McMinn A. L. Lund George Coullelia Brown McMinn Anderson Mill Washington Oregon Ilwaco Wash

Storm Damage Assessment After 60 MPH Gale

A Saturday night storm caused about 23000 dollars in damage with seventeen fires from a 60 mile per hour gale. Lake Peral Co suffered about 15000 dollars as glass and greenhouses were ruined. Barges drifted in the Fast waterway but were recovered with no further harm. A tug named Giant IT carrying dynamite cases was wrecked against a dock at Harrison Street.

Lake Peral Co 10Th Ave. N. EB 110Th St Giant IT Harrison St

Man Adrift in Disabled Boat Rescued After Storm

D L Gardner an electrician from 2910 Edmonds Street drifted in a damaged motor boat during a fierce storm in Elliotte Bay. He was thrown from the boat when a steamer neared but miraculously clambered back aboard as the vessel passed. Gardner found anchorage near Magnolia Miuff and was rescued by harbor patrol early Sunday.

D. L. Gardner Edmonds Sr Elliote Bay Gardner Magnolia Miuff Anchorage Harbor Patrol

Five Men Hurt In Fire At Rooming House

A two and a half story rooming house known as the Fay sustained a fire at 2:45 a m trapping and injuring five men. Nick Brazil Alfred Buonsanta Angelo Marrino Joe Oreste and Oranzo Gianelli escaped with various injuries while three others jumped to safety. The blaze damaged the building about $200 and is thought to have started near the gas meter in the basement. Patrolmen alerted residents and firefighters were summoned.

Nick Brazil Alfred Buonsanta Angelo Marrino Joe Oreste Oranzo Gianelli Mariano Madison St Brazil Marano H. TM. Fitzgerald C. J. Swanson Fire Department

Morris & Co declares large stock dividend in Chicago

Morris & Co one of the big five packers declares a stock dividend of 57 million dollars. Stockholders receive nine additional common shares and three and one third shares of preferred for each common share. Almost all stock is held by Nelson Morris heirs. In Honolulu, the Twenty seventh Infantry veterans of Siberian occupation to be stationed here permanently.

Chicago Morris & Co Nelson Morris Honoulu Twenty-seventh Infantry

Kidnapers Nabbed After Abduction of Mrs Witherell

Mrs Gladys Witherell was rescued by Los Angeles police and deputies from a desert ranch near Corona California. A. J. Carr and Floyd Carr cousins were arrested and confessed to the abduction. Floyd Carr claimed to be mastermind while the motive was revenge against Allen J. Witherell. The husband and in laws faced the strain of the family ordeal as the victim recovered.

Arma Mia Witheret Glaggs Grandmother Altho Witherell Gladys Kratz Gladys Witherell Los Angeles Corona Cal A. J. Carr Floyd Carr Carr Mrs. Witherel Floyd Carrin Carra Mrs. Witherell Hollywood Carre Moutain Allan Watson Carr Jack Carr Allen Witherell A. W. Carr

Germany Shrinks From Reparations Pressure and Debt

Paris dispatches describe Germany resisting allied insistence on reparations while plans to reduce armed forces, convert munitions to civilian use, and oversee exports proceed. Reports note Berlin press urging resistance and German rep to attend the February reparations sitting in London. details cover disarmament deadlines and post Paris council actions.

Paris Germany Herr Bergmann Reparations Commission London Allied Supreme Council Lloyd George Auckland Geddes

Xlent Blend Coffee Ad Cuts Costs at Market

Advertisement notes affordable Xlent Blend coffee at 1%? 1 Ib for 50e, with 1 Ib offered for She. M. A. Hansen at 40 Economy Market.

She. M. A. Hansen

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