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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1920

Page

17

Wheat crop hit by lack of cars and transport crisis

Kansas and Oklahoma farmers face a transportation crisis as harvest expands. Officials claim 3,500 grain cars are needed to move new wheat, with banks reporting full elevators and scarce funding. Santa Fe and Missouri Pacific service are constrained, prompting calls for action.

Kansas City Oklahoma Kansas Joana Santa Fe Fet Interstate Commerce Commission Missouri Pacific Harvest Bureau The Chamber of Commerce

Funeral Service for Mrs Lillian Lohmeyer Held at St James

Funeral service for Mrs. Lillian G Lohmeyer age 30 who died Thursday at Providence hospital will be held Saturday at 10 o'clock at St James cathedral.

Lillian G. Lohmeyer Providence Hospital St. James’ Cathedral

Broken Window Sparks Bank Account Start for a Boy

Charleston, July 2. Dale Cassingham, aged boy, earned a bank balance of 1450 dollars from a broken window incident. As a child he began by delivering nine Star route papers and grew to 600 subscribers, supporting himself for six years.

Charleston Wash Dale Cassingham Dale

Dedication of Lutheran Brotherhood HQ at Bremerton Sunday

The dedication of the new Lutheran Brotherhood headquarters building in Bremerton will be held at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon.

Lutheran Brotherhood Bremerton

Steamship Back For U S Transportation Boost

The government acts to expand water transportation due to freight rate pressures and limited railroad stock. The old steamboat whistle returns to help inland routes including the Mississippi River and the New York Barge Canal. War Department will deploy 165 barges and tow boats with 141,450 tons capacity in summer 1920.

Washington Arepa Amal Lakes Railroad Administration War Department Interior Waterway Missiauppi River New York Barge Canal

Blame Youthful Bandits for Theft in ANDINGO

Two school boys allegedly learned the trade from King Frady and Jease James and are held responsible for the theft of a small safe containing jewels from Mrs. Frank Wolser in Andi ng o. Police searches continue as the youths reportedly attempted to open the safe and haul it away in a toy wagon.

Why Not Inquire of a Ouija Board

GAHANNA July 2 Deputies guard George Htaker's Baker residence after weeks of brick bombardments at night. Neighbors speculate ghosts are behind the nightly strikes though no bricks are found nearby.

Gahanna George Htaker Baker Ghosta

Funeral services for Danville D. Andrews

Funeral services for Civil War veteran Danville D. Andrews, a noted Washington prosecer, will be held at 3 30 o clock Saturday afternoon in the Home Undertaking company room.

Danville

White Kitten Stops Parade in Newark

A white kitten halted a Newark parade for about 15 minutes as traffic cop Big Jim McCormick investigated a street car blocked by the kitten. The motorman was freeing the frightened cat from switch points, taking a quarter hour to remove it.

Newark N. J Big Jim” McCormick

Prominent Orators Slated for Washington Campaign Tour

Guy FE Kelly announces a slate of famed Republican orators to be sent to Washington for the coming campaign. Names include Albert Beveridge Irvine Lenroot Theodore Roosevelt Hoover and Albert Haley. Seattle lawyer D F Hartman named receiver for Joseph FE Thomas Co real estate and insurance firm at 1026 Third Ave.

Washington Albert J. Beveridge Irvine Lenroot Col Theodore Noonevelt Herbert Hoover Albert Linley Guy FE. Kelly D. D. Hartman Seattle Joseph FE. Thomas & Co., Inc Third Ave Gilliam

Grand Master to Be Guest of Honor at Lodge Reception

James Howarth Begg grand master of the Manons of Washington will be the guest of honor at a reception to be given by Eureka lodge No 26 F and A M and University lodge No 141 F and A M in the Shrine auditorium Masonic temple next Saturday evening at 8 o clock.

James Howarth Begg The Manons of Washington Eureka Lodge No University Lodge No Shrine Auditorium Masonic Temple

Melba Sings to World at Once from Marconi Station

Melba performed at the Marconi wireless station in Chemlmsford. Her voice was transmitted to Berlin Warsaw Arlington U S A Christiania The Hague and Paris where a phonograph record was made at the receiving station.

Melba Chemlmnsford Eng Mune Marconi Berlin Warsaw Arlington Chrisiania Hague Paris

Tar Note Threat Ties To Missing Seattle Woman

Toledo reports a note daubed with tar reading Mrs Davis behave or you’ll get this was allegedly left at a door. Police investigate a missing person case linked to Harriet F Livingston 79 formerly of Seattle, now Bitter Lake resident, body taken to Butterworth for burial.

Toledo L. W. Davis Harriet F Livingston Bitter Lake Butterworth Mre. Livingston Seattle

Missing Relative Aids Search By Brothers In Oklahoma City

After spending over 2000 dollars locating their mother, Frank and Victor Payton of 25028 Harvey Oklahoma City write to Mayor Caldwell. They last heard she was married to Kellogg and may have lived in Seattle. The brothers have not seen her in 22 years. Ernest Arnold 14 and Samuel Bamuel 12 ran away from Davis station on Renton car line Tuesday night and are being sought by their mother Mrs Bamue. Mrs Arnold believes they may be in Pasco or east of the Cascades. Ernest is tall dark with a green salt and cap, Samuel has a green salt and cap. both took their balls. Mrs Arnold's Box Davis station address. Her sister reachable by telephone at Main 39.

Frank Victor Payton Harvey Oklahoma City Caldwell Kellogg Seattle Ernest Arnold Bamuel Davis Station Renton Ernest Samuel Mrs. Arnold Box Davis Station Main 39

Money Hidden Yet More Found In Boots

London dated July 2 reports Razutaky a Polish traveler en route from America to Dantzig fell ill and was treated in an infirmary. Nurses detected 220 in gold hidden in his clothing and another 990 in American gold revealed by X rays in his boots.

London T. Fasutaky Razutaky America Dantzig

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