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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1921
Page
10
1 500 new boxes added to modern safety deposit vaults for safekeeping of valuables. Visit entrance corner Second Ave and Pike St to inspect the equipment for keeping bends and papers secure at People's Savings Bank.
Due to a depleted Yakima county treasury no further work will be done on the Moxee bridge across the Yakima river until next spring. The bridge nearly completed lacks only approaches and asphalt surfacing. It has two spans of 301 feet each.
A board of trustees will be appointed and a temporary organization formed to establish a travelers aid in Seattle. The meeting is set for 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Y W C A. The gathering was postponed from Tuesday.
About 10 000 to 15 000 spectators attend the Fourth of July celebration in Yakima. Auto races crown the Ross Special in the five mile small car event and the Stutz Special in the pursuit race. A parachute drop from 6 800 feet astonishes spectators. Barbecue opens the event.
New York held its much heralded anti prohibition parade on schedule with a few thousand along the line. About 14,000 of the promised marchers joined the procession headed by the physicians division. Mayor Hylan reviewed the 11 divisions as the parade moved from Washington Square to Madison Square and up Fifth Avenue before dispersing.
William Carr of Seattle says he felt rundown for years with poor appetite and weak mornings. After taking Taniac sold by Bartell Drug Stores in Seattle and Brooka & Sona in Kennydale, his kidneys improve, sleep returns, and he feels good all over.
A column promotes a home shampoo made by dissolving a teaspoonful of canthrax in hot water to create a cleansing liquid. It claims easy application to all hair, thorough scalp coverage, and rapid drying with a fresh scalp free of dandruff and hair with bright luster.
Dublin reports that Eamonn De Valera and Arthur Griffith met with Ulster leaders to consider a London plan allowing an Irish plebiscite. The British government backs the concept in theory and would invite De Valera to confer with Lloyd George. A deadline of July 13 was set, beyond which military action could ensue.
A small home brewery was raided Monday night at 427 Queen Anne Ave by dry squad and federal prohibition officers. 690 quarts of home brewed beer were found hidden in a basement hole turned into a brewery. John Jackson and Albion Matson, laborers, were arrested and held for federal prosecution under the prohibition law. Jackson had prior charges and a previous arrest with 263 pints seized at 2018 Ninth Ave.
The ceremony linked Miss Elmyne Cardiff of Clinton city with H KE Brewington of Brigham City Utah in a simple but effective wedding. The note reflects local public usage.
Pope Benedict warned Catholic workers against fatal prophets during a mass. In New York a bandit hold up near the Brooklyn Navy Yard ends with a female assailant slashing a man named Byrne who is critically wounded and may not survive.
The civilian military training camp at Camp Lewis will open Thursday with 205 men needed, up from 105. Applications are taken by Capt. Jefferson M. Stewart in the Stuart building basement until Wednesday night. In Tacoma, 65 year old Joseph H. Dolman dies from injuries after a ladder fall.
Washington reports discuss how a final peace with Germany will be shaped after the peace resolution. Secretary Hughes favors deleting all but the essential clauses of the Versailles treaty, making the deleted treaty the basis of peace. He reportedly persuaded President Harding to declare this in his message to Congress.
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