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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1921
Page
8
In Bremerton the battleships Ar kansas and Wyoming depart for San Diego amid training moves. In Dayton Ohio John H. Patterson resigns as president and general manager of National Cash Register company.
An advance shipment showcases new fall plush coats in plain and fur trimmed styles. Made from Basinseal Poloseal and Salts Peco Plush, they offer attractive design and quality with early season choice. Fur trimmed coats priced at 59.50 and plain plush at 34.75. sizes 16 to 44.
In New Haven born 1830 Mrs. Kingsbury lives in Seattle. At 91 she still helps with housework and recalls Civil War days with Lincoln. The Sunshine Guild seeks to secure a pension by easing Washington red tape, aided by The Star and Dr. Frank R. Scpope.
Sixteen ex service men from Providence hospital were taken by car to Councilman Fitzgeralds yacht on Lake Union. They sailed through the canal into Lake Washington ending at Seward Park for a sunlit afternoon with lunch provided by Mrs Garrish and the West Seattle Womens club. Charlie Cowen led the outing under Rainier Noble post American Legion with thanks to Mrs M E Hinckley for a donated wheelchair.
A middle aged man, shot in the back of the head with a four inch gash, was found in Sullivan's slough near La Conner. The body bears clothing from a Seattle tailor and authorities are investigating the death.
Mrs Emma Bergdoll testified before a House committee that Captain Bruce Campbell and Clarence Gibboney demanded 100000 to influence higher authorities over her son Grover C Bergdoll s case. She said she gave 5000 to pass to Campbell and that Bergdoll later said it went to higher ups and sought 25000 more.
T. N. Loveless, 46, is jailed on an open charge after Monday arrest by Detective R. R. Herbert and Deputy Sheriff Wm. Sears. He allegedly defrauded grocers in Seattle Everett and Tacoma of about $500 by posing as a bread company agent in Seattle.
James O'Brien a 55 year old news dealer died suddenly in his St. Nicholas hotel room on Monday. He ran a news stand at First Ave and Union St. The coroner will seek relatives as roomers heard groaning before his death.
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