Bargain 6 room bungalow near Phinney car line
A very attractive six room bungalow near Phinney car line features a reception hall with coat closet French doors to a living room fireplace dining room with built in closets cabinet kitchen two good rooms fine bath cement basement furnace laundry tray and garden. Also listed is a five room house on a corner lot with fruit trees shrubbery and chicken house offered as a real bargain with terms available. Several other small homes and acreages are described with prices and terms across towns near Edmonds Ballard and Seattle.
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Phinney
Edmonds
Jeken Cook
GEO. Aspin Nok & CO
Hinckley
Teceday
Ty Gee
England
Teria
Deckman
Boston
Sonics
Owne
W. Ballard
North
Ind
Wilson Denies Debs Pardon
President Wilson rejected Attorney General Palmer's recommendation to commute Eugene V Debs ten year sentence to expiration next February 12. The White House announced the decision today in Washington.
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Washington
Jan. Sree
Wilson
Palmer
Eugene V
White House
Berger Wins Key Point in Supreme Court Case
Victor Berger of Milwaukee and socialist leaders gain a victory when the Supreme Court rules Judge Keneenw Mountain Landis was disqualified for prejudice. The action could lead to a new trial before a different judge, though the overall convictions and sentences under the espionage act remain unsettled.
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Washington
Victor JL. Berger
Milwaukee
Supreme Court
Keneenw Mountain Landis
Federal Court
Chicago
Berger
Adolph Germer
J. Louis Engdahl
Irwin
John Tucker
William F. Kruna
Landis
Fire Marshal Authority Questioned Over Motion Picture Ordinance
A City Council ordinance cedes powers to the fire marshal to set operator qualifications and portable booth rules, a move criticized in an opinion by Corporation Counsel Walter F. Moler. The note cites concerns about delegated authority and potential overreach.
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Walter F. Moler
DIRECTORY LISTING OF ATTORNEYS AND SERVICES IN SEATTLE
Directory style listing from The Seattle Star features multiple attorneys at law patent lawyers and law firms with addresses and phone numbers, plus service providers like carpet cleaners limousine services accounting firms chiropractors physicians and home services. It includes Beattie Reynolds and others established firms with years in practice and office locations such as Central Block Lyon Building and 4th Ave.
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Frederick PP. Gotun
Develo
Central Blan
le Beattie
Wash
Washington
Dbd. C
L. Reynolds
I Reynolds
Seattia
Patent Office
Lyon Ridg
Filiott
Mabor Fenwick
Lawrence
Sturke
Pierie Barnes
Main
Demand for public release of Morrin-Shidehara report
Senator Johnson of California demanded public release of Ambassador Morrin’s report on negotiations with Baron Shidehara the Japanese ambassador. He argued the matter concerns Western land rights and California alien land law protests amid a dispute with Secretary Colby over the negotiations.
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Washington
Roland
Morrin
Baron Shidehara
Miram Johnson
California
Colby
Johnson
West
Tokyo
Colorado Supreme Court upholds Lindsey contempt ruling
The Colorado Supreme Court today let stand a ruling finding Judge Ben B. Lindsey of Denver guilty of contempt of court for refusing to reveal confidences of a 12 year old boy. The boy’s mother was on trial for murder of his father.
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Washington
Colorado Supreme Court
Ben B. Lindsey
Jurenile Court of
Denver
Supreme Court
Bandit Auto Identified Linked to Wren Shooting
The car used by Willard Wren when he was shot by police in Dene more district last Wednesday night was identified as stolen from John Meff at Fifth Ave. and Prie St. on January 23. Wren is hospitalized and connected to two North End holdups. His alleged partner, Einar Sorenson, remains in city jail.
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Willard Wren
Denemore
John Meff
Fifth Ave
Prie St
Wren
City Hospital
North End
Einar Sorenson
City
Insurance Sales Congress Opens With Banquet in Seattle
A life insurance congress opens Tuesday evening with a banquet at the Elks club on Fourth avenue and Springset. The event runs through Wednesday with about 600 delegates anticipated from Western Washington and British Columbia and many prominent industry leaders on the program.
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Insurance Sales Congress
Seattle Life Insurance Sales Congress
Elks’ Club
Fourth Ave
Springset
Washington
British Columbia
Irish Relief Drive Under Way in Washington
The Irish relief campaign announces a Washington quota of 100000 dollars as part of a broader effort to aid suffering in Ireland. Workers say the drive is now active and aiming to meet the goal.
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Ireland
Washington
Flood Lights Open High Building On Pacific Coast Night
Flood Lights from the L. C. Smith Building illuminated the 43rd floor of the world’s second tallest building. Officials announced at 6 p m Saturday that the top floors on First Second and Third avenues would be the brightest on the Pacific coast. Brilliance described as brilliant flood lights.
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L. C. Sun
Pacific Coast
Plead Not Guilty to Narcotics Indictment in Federal Court
J. A. Freisham and Ed Larue pleaded not guilty before Judge Neterer in federal court on Monday to charges tied to a large narcotics seizure at the King St. station by a federal prohibition agent days earlier.
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J. A. Freisham
Ed Larue
King St
Neterer
Prohibition Chief to Quit in March
Donald A. Mc Donald, Washington state federal prohibition director, will resign soon after March 1 to resume practicing law. A successor will be chosen only after his request is acted upon in Washington.
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Prohibition
Donald A. McDonald
State of Washington
Kremer
McDonald
Washington
Pedestrians Hit by Automobiles Record 1921
An unidentified woman was knocked down by an auto driven by O L Young at Third Ave and University St and bruised. Jessie Hackler received a bruised foot after a collision at Second Ave and Union St with an auto driven by BE Hall. Mrs Mildred Miller was knocked down near Westlake Ave and Stewart St by an auto driven by Williams of Blaine. Karn tried to avoid two men and a woman at Fifth Ave N and Thomas St, striking one man who was slightly hurt. A Japanese pedestrian received a scalp wound on Jackson St between Maynard and Sixth Aves after a car driven by Fred Kovar struck him.
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Oo. L. Young
Summit Ave
Third Ave
University St
Jessie Hackler
Remington Court
Pepethe
Second Ave
Union St
Hall
Eastlake Ave
Vv. O. Karn
Roy St
Fifth Ave
Thomasist
Jackson St
Maynard
Sixth Aves
Fred &. Kovar
Grand Jury Recommends City Action On Street Railway Deal
The grand jury found the $15 million street railway bonds plan unperformable and urged the city council to pursue equitable relief. It cited expert Caldwell and investigation by Mayor Caldwell and attorney Wilmon Tucker. Funds show $19,000 for the mayor’s probe and various payments to Whipple, Burns Detective Agency, Tucker, and stenography with $2,206.96 unspent. The judge praised the jury’s work as it was discharged.
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Caldwell
Wilmon Tucker
C. A. Whipple
Burns Detective Agency
Tucker
J. T. Ronald
Seattle
Uncle Samuel Cheats Death and a Woman
A wealthy woman tries to dodge inheritance tax by transferring a million dollars to heirs before death. The Treasury case 119 declares transfers of substantial property within two years of death as in expectancy of death, and the government collects about $41,000 from the estate.
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Sam
St. Peter's Gate
Treasury
Lincoln Day Banquet Set as Large King County Event
Plans for the 19th annual Lincoln day banquet and victory celebration proceed for February 12. The Young Men's Republican club of King County promotes what organizers call one of the biggest affairs of its kind, led by club president James B. Kinne.
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Young Men's Republican Club
King County
James B. Kinne
Governor Parkhurst Dies of Pneumonia in Maine
Governor Frederick H. Parkhurst of Maine died of pneumonia at the executive mansion in Augusta on January 31. The report notes his long service and the sudden illness ending his term.
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Maine
Augusta
Frederick H. Parkhurst
$100 000 Sought for Seattle Needy by 75 Leaders
A group of 75 Seattle business and professional men under Walter B. Nettleton began a week long drive to raise 100000 for the Social Welfare league. The effort targets 1400 destitute families with aid, medical and legal services, and emergency relief.
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Walter B. Nettleton
Seattle
Social Welfare League
Evelyn G. Gardiner
League
Beatule
Federal Reserve Bank
Chamber of Commerce
Marines raid jail to free Marine in Bremerton
In Bremerton on January 81 a Marine named L. G. Karren was released from the city jail after about 100 Marines stormed the jail and forced their way to his cell. Officials and Naval officers are investigating with Deputy Prosecutor Greenwood, recalling a previous pool hall raid by Marines last April.
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Bremerton
L. G. Karren
Karren
Naval
Marines
Greenwood
Moravian Bishop F Ellis Dies After Reading Verse
In Derby England on January 31 Bishop F Ellis a Moravian leader died shortly after reading a prophetic verse as his text He was 85 and remained vigorous to the end.
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Derby
England
F. Ellis
Britain
Government Railway Progress in Alaska 84 Miles Remain
The annual railroad report shows 84 miles to complete the government railway in Alaska. In 1920 a steel bridge over the Susitna River with a 504 foot span was completed, marking a major feat.
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Alaska
Susitna
Oil Fraud Trial to Start Here Tuesday
Government subpoenaed sixty witnesses from many sections of the United States for the trial of George J. Hibbard, alleged promoter of fraudulent oil claim schemes, which begins in federal court Tuesday morning.
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United States
George J. Hibbard
Not Guilty Plea Entered in Booze Charge
Dave Wiess, alleged booze law violator, pleaded not guilty and was assigned a March 28 trial date after appearing Monday before Federal Judge Neterer.
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Dave Wiess
Neterer
Elsie Ferguson Links Fashion to Immorality in Society
New York January 31 Elsie Ferguson a famed actress and society figure argues that modern dress reflects nervous strain and harms American womanhood. She says society women copy fashions, wear impractical outfits, and neglect reserve and beauty, leading to unbecoming morals and attire.
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New York
America
Charles W. Eliot
Emergtus
Harvard University
Elsie Ferguson
Miss Ferguson
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Hicks Co
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North 4212
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Ava
Fairmont Ave
Navy Rd
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Mexican Lead & Pet
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J. Steefle
Cherry St Main
Paige
Mr Moore
Oakland
Paige Light
Great Waernn Motors (Co, Boostwey
Union 8
Central Agency, Inc
Broadway and Pike
Ford Dealers
Central Aornct. Inc
Broadway and
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O'Neil
Howell
Tomogilics
Mamill
Broadway
FORD
Moot
Kmnest
Hodge
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Urke
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Lena CC. Abramson
Charles B. Abramson
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Hauer
Pacific Highway
State Capitol
Carter
Hesdonald
Columbia St. Eliott
Skagit Bay Lands
Sparks & Pny
Kemmelaw
N. P
Chayternin
Paachich Grocery
Enumelaw
Waeh
G. I. Loughney
Eerie Beck
Aberdeen
Bedro-Woolley
Debs
Victor Berger
Money Pork
Washington Farm
P. H. Peterson
Francia
Lota
Block
Denny & Hoyt
Bulldne Department
Pene
Seattle Star Directory
Attorneys-at-Law
Liege
Consultatios
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Marvel Carpet Cleaners
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A& Wwansen & Cgo
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Tide
Seattle College of Chiro
People’s Bank
Ck Kreb
Hive
Jennings & Jennings Grad
Palmer School
Denny
Campbell
O. N. Pantages
Stevens
Ai May Dunn
Econd
Madison
Beattie
American Jewelry CO
Optician
Optometrist
Edmunds
Praser-Paterson
Drofon
Drangos
IND & Pike
Regnonable
Joanstrom
4Th Ave
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Canogade Window Cleaning Co
Capitol
Japan
Lindsey
Colorado
Bandit Auto
L. C. Smith Building
Grand Jury
Samuel
Welfare League
Marines Rio
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