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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1921
Page
6
Walla Walla County Commissioner BE Caulomaine urges officials to observe field operations and cut admin costs to lower taxes. He cites dissolving redundant posts, consolidating offices, and trimming programs as immediate steps, while warning against neglecting duties as the real drain on funds.
Mrs. Margaret Louise Keily 83 a civil war nurse died at her son E. E. Keily’s home 2638 W View Drive and was to be buried at 4 p m today in Crown Hill cemetery.
An advertisement from Box 542 Hopkins Minnesota promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for menopausal symptoms including hot flashes, dizziness, nervousness, and rashes. It invites readers to write to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts for confidential health advice.
A crowd gathers outside the closed Scandinavian American Bank as a distraught man laments lost deposits and rails at guarantees. A curbstoner inflames workers about layoffs while others fear the ruin of savings, revealing class tensions after the bank collapse.
In San Francisco Giuseppe Rizzo, 53, turned himself in and confessed to shooting and killing Mis Gorray, 40, his boarder, and likely fatally wounding her brother Peter Giraud. Eleanor Gorray, 4, witnessed the shooting of her mother. Rizzo claimed insanity due to unpaid board bill.
Chisholm of San Francisco, Pacific coast supervisor of construction and repair for the shipping board, arrives in Seattle Saturday to inspect the liner Wenatchee and plan remedies. The Pacific Coast Engineering Works lands a contract for the State, sister ship to the Wenatchee, with $11,500 repairs on the Silver State.
George Hayward, a confessed burglar, was recaptured after a rooftop chase when he sawed through a steel grate and reached the jail roof. Patrolmen Davey and Scheible pursued, Hayward disabled, then returned to a cell. He had admitted stealing tools worth $60 from Union Oil at Third Ave and Bell St a few days earlier.
Twin Falls Idaho July 2 Officials search for Mrs Kate O Hara socialist writer and lecturer who was taken from the home of H H Friedheim by about a dozen men Friday afternoon The former federal prisoner had arrived with her daughter from Vale Oregon after lecturing there she planned to speak in Wella Nevada and board an eastbound train.
A mysterious man wearing lace and a red band hat draws a crowd on Second Avenue. He teases a sensational reveal about a woman with plugs and cigars, then exposes surprising hair beneath his hat, shocking the reporter.
Ruth Chatterton set for Metropolitan July 11 as part of ais prior engagements. Mornie's Comedians with Hell o Rastus comes to Moore for four performances including matinees. Nat Vincent Irene Franklyn Olive Mae Carl Hill present at Palace Hip with Stolen Kisses and other songs. Frivolities tops Pan program with Springtime Frivolities headlining at the Pantages starting Monday matinee.
Mason and Halley from Dixie entertain with witty chatter and oddball dance. Bobby Henshaw known as Uke performs as a comedian musician. Adonis is aided by a highly trained dog that mimics his master in athletic feats.
James L. Finnesey is barred from Rainier park with Seattle Baseball Club after a Judge Boyd J. Tallman ruling. The club asserts Finnesey gambled on games and seeks $25,000 damages for his recent ejection. John F. Murphy, Finnesey’s attorney, will argue in the fall in a case described as a guilt claim.
An inventor, H. J. Hansen, claims a device using small bulbs will illuminate each seat in theatres guiding patrons to seats. He says the system, tested in foyers of darkened houses, outperforms ushers and will make ushers obsolete as audiences learn the seats are now directed by technology.
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