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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1921
Page
16
Hoquiam reports Captain FE R. Fletcher stating the powerboat Blazer faced rough conditions during a trip to Hoh and on the return voyage.
An advertisement warns that only Aspirin with the Bayer name on the package or tab is genuine and safe for twenty one years. It touts uses for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatic pain earache toothache and more with Bayer manufacturing details and availability in small tins and larger packages.
Thieves pried open a back window at 3124 33rd Ave S and escaped with a diamond ring valued at 1400 dollars. A 500 dollar reward is offered for the return. Nothing else of value was taken. At First Ave and Columbia, 250 dollar losses of women's shoes from a truck were reported. The shoes owned by Ehrich were in a heavy wooden box. suspects may have used a truck to remove them.
The Skagit council will consider a bond issue of 95 million for ongoing projects. A revised ordinance, prepared with the bond expert in New York, is set for a special afternoon meeting.
In Oxford on July 4 the idea of luring young men by using pretty girls at church doors is discussed. A London clergyman reports attempting the scheme with mixed results as men waited outside for the arrivals and women hurried out, undermining service attention.
The House rebuffed the Senate naval bill for 800000 to build a heavier than air station at Sand Point Washington and land 400 acres in King County near Seattle as a naval aviation base. The vote was 2 to 28. The chamber also rejected 500000 for a pier extension and 0 for a rifle range at Puget Sound navy yard in a separate tally.
Laborer Michael Carney age 46 of 5028 Wilson Ave South was struck by falling scaffold timbers Thursday afternoon. He suffered a fractured leg and internal injuries that may prove fatal and was taken to Virginia Mason hospital for treatment.
The body of a 37 year old woman, Mrs Rose Papricelis, a capmaker and tenant of Felix Roasaia at 2909 King Street, was identified hours after a noon discovery in Lake Washington. Despondent since divorcing Louis Papricelli six months ago, she disappeared Tuesday afternoon and is believed to have committed suicide.
Dry squad raids led to the arrest of Lewis Urei and C Reusehlein. Police seized two complete stills, a copper coil, 245 gallons of grape and mash, and a gallon of mountain brew valued at 2500 dollars. Each man was held on 500 dollar bail on federal charges.
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