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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1919

Page

10

Tragedy in Elevator Shaft at Frederick & Nel Dept Store

Mrs. Lilly of 6543 6th Ave NE died after a fall from a basement to a shaft at the Frederick and Nel department store. Night watchman Keller says Lilly tried to enter a moving service elevator as doors opened, suffering multiple fractures and a bear skull fracture before dying at Minor Hospital.

Frederick & Nelon Nelle Lilly 6Th Ave. N. E Co. B. Keller 15Th Ave. N. E

A Man Remains Bachelor Over Family Concerns

A humorous observation notes men often avoid marriage due to a fiancée’s family, yet some stay single because of that influence. The line suggests social pressure and choices around marriage in relation to family dynamics.

Tanlac relief hailed by Seattle woman after seven years

Mrs. Peter Broe of 1518 Bigelow Avenue Seattle declares Tanlac cured her seven year struggle with indigestion headaches insomnia and weight loss. She reports relief increased appetite no gas or pain and 20 pound weight gain after using Tanlac sold in Seattle by Bartell Stores under a personal divine advertisement.

Tanlac Peter Broe Bigelow Avenue Seattle Washington Bartell Drug Store Taniac Bartell Stores

Anniversary of Seattle Woman Assistant U S District Attorney

One year ago on July 15 1918 22 year old Charlotte Kolmitz became the second woman in the country to be named assistant United States district attorney in Seattle She is a 1917 University of Washington graduate and has won 20 trials and many liquor cases Her supporters say she has lived up to expectations set by Thomas W Gregory then attorney general and may travel to San Francisco in November to argue a case she won locally.

United States Seattle University of Washington Charlotte Kolmitz Edward EB. Cushman Miss Kolmitz San Francisco Thomas W. Gregory New York Connor Johns Hopkins Hospital Bartell Drug Company G. O. Guy

Comedy Opens Palace Hip Bill With Variety Acts

Logan Dan and Hazel lead the Palace Hip bill in Two Nuts in a Kernel a new farce opening Thursday. Frank Mason and Doc Austin sing titled A Frolic of Comedy and Mirth. Davis and McCorin perform a comedy sketch A Bit of Boobology. Clifford and Marsh showcase painting and music. Frawley and West present Wonders of the Upright. The Lavigne Sisters perform song and dance in varied costumes.

Logan Dan Hazel Frank Mason Doc” Austin Davis McCorin Frawley and West Lavigne Sisters

Moonshiners Top List as Prohibition Era Offenders Rise

The 1919 fiscal year saw a surge in illicit still cases rising 600 percent from 1918. 132 bootlegging cases yielded over 12000 dollars in fines, while 122 selective service violators were charged, with 294 convictions and 264 government wins among 614 criminal actions.

United States Robert C. Saunders A. Mitchell Palmer Iit

Anaconda Copper Miners Offered $1 Daily Wage Increase

President Cornelius F. Kelly of Anaconda Copper Mining Co offers a compromise wage rise of $1 a day for all employees. Underground miners would earn $5.75 daily with other crafts receiving proportionately higher pay. Union acceptance could avert a general strike in Butte.

Butte Mont United Press Cornelius F. Kelly Anaconda Copper Mining Company

Sister seeks information on missing brother in wartime unit moves

Mrs. S. E. Wall of 6754 23rd Ave. N. W. requests any details about her brother Private Charles McAllister. He served in Company D, 161st Infantry before transfer to Company I, 26th Infantry in France. Reports of missing, killed in action, then missing prompted her appeal.

S. E. Wall 23Rd Ave. N. W Charles McAllister 161St Infantry France 26Th Infantry

Aliens May Leave Without Permits Under New Telegram

A telegram from the New York office of the Chilberg agency states that all aliens except subjects of Germany Austria Hungary Bulgaria and Turkey may leave the United States without the usual state department permit. Passengers must hold passports issued by the state department or by their consuls.

Germany Austria-Hungary Bulgaria Turkey United States State Department New York Chilberg

Realty groups prepare for Victoria convention

The Interstate Realty Association will open its convention in Victoria on Thursday with invitations sent to all members of the Seattle Realty Association to attend the meeting.

Interstate Realty Association Victoria Seattle Realty Association

De Valera's San Francisco Welcome Planned for Visit

Eamonn De Valera arrives from Chicago for a four day stay with the Ancient Order of Hibernians in San Francisco. He will address the convention and Irish mass meeting, receive a PhD from St Ignatius, unveil a Robert Emmett monument in Oakland, and be met by a special San Francisco Irish train at Sacramento.

San Francisco Ireland Order of Hibernians Eamonn de Valera Irish Republic Chicago Ralph de Valera Hibernian St. Ignatius University Robert Emmett Oakland Trish Hiberians Sacramento

Meat stocks in Australasian cold storage exceed 2000 tons

New Zealand and Australia hold over two thousand tons of meat in cold storage plants, according to J. B. Clarkson of Sydney who stopped in town Tuesday on his way home to Engle.

Australia New Zealand J. B. Clarkson Sydney New South Wales Engle

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