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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1930
Page
4
A German girl sighs that Es ist Wunderbar as she walks with an American soldier along a Moselle Rhine embankment. The scene recalls June nights, moonlight, and stars while Yanks guard the Rhine across the river in the occupied capital wine country. The piece notes the contrast of occupation and cultural charm in a proud, fortified town.
Alleged to have stolen 500 pounds of T N T from a government cache on Lake Crescent's south shore. June 23, L J Leonard, Charles Hossough, James Galouht and Nick Akoloff were brought to Seattle from Port Angeles and jailed on federal grand larceny charges.
In St Paul a court official presided over a quadruple wedding just before closing. Henry Gallick asked the four suitors and the four brides answered yes. The ceremony concluded with a lighthearted group kiss as the brides and grooms were united.
Tacoma reports agitation over a state law barring Japanese from marrying white women. Japanese merchants from California are said to travel to Washington seeking licenses, with a organized network distributing information on white women willing to wed Japanese.
A local ad lists luncheon sets with 10 plates 10 napkins and tablecloth for 15¢ Wax paper 5¢ a roll crepe paper napkins 100 for 15¢ wooden knife and fork set 5¢ paper plates 5¢ and 6¢ per dozen Stationery section upper main floor.
Advertises picnic foods and delicatessen items with prices. Includes cream cheese 34c per pound, Bon Marche mayonnaise 44c, veners 29c, sausage 32c, pork and beans 17c per can, Heinz dill pickles 3 for 10c, Yakima honey 29c, kippered salmon 28c, and sandwich bread 32c. Also promotes Devil's Food cake 95c and lunch counter offerings on the upper main floor.
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