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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1919

Page

5

White Wife of Japanese Disappears Fourth Time

Mrs. Joseph Suguira, 19, wife of a Japanese man, living at 1014 E Alderst, vanished from home on July 6 marking her fourth departure. Police asked to search as her husband delayed reporting, she is believed mentally unbalanced. She previously attempted suicide at Green Lake on June 21 and was found at Firlands sanatorium kitchen, with a five month old baby noted.

Joseph Suguira E. Alderst Ance Suguira Greenlake Firlands Sanatorium

Boy Rescued From His Burning Home

Portland news tells of 4 year old Joe Rutkowski who started a fire while playing. Neighbor James Robertson climbed into the burning house through an upstairs window and rescued the child as his parents were away. The home was destroyed.

James Robertson Mateflel Robertson

Cost County Clears James Bruce In Anarchy Case

The county clerk's statement says Cost County spent 2303 dollars to prosecute James Bruce. He was found not guilty and related sedition charges against other I W W members for strike speeches were dropped by Prosecuting Attorney Fred C Brown.

James Bruce Fred C. Brown Bruce The

Concert crowds fill Seattle parks in sweltering heat

Nearly 40 000 thronged Alki Beach to hear the navy recruiting band and Carrabba's band with J D Trenhorne directing. Woodland drew about 10 000 for Adams' band led by T H Ryan. Volunteer Park hosted evening singing directed by Francis Russell, as Wagner's band played.

Alki Navy Carrabba J. D. Trenhorne Woodland Adams T. H. Ryan Francis Russell Volunteer Park Wagner

Poverty as a Hindrance to Borrowing Refuted in Witty Adage

A cheeky aphorism notes that poverty does not shame but can lure borrowers away. The quip frames financial hardship as a strong excuse to avoid debt or lending.

Bound over for federal grand jury in bootlegging case

Louis Krus and Jack Norton, alleged bootleggers, were bound over to the U S grand jury after a Friday hearing before U S Commissioner R W McClelland. Norton bail set at 2000 dollars Krus at 1500 dollars. The story notes the shift from financier image to thief when the bubble bursts.

Louis Krus Jack Norton Federal Grand Jury United States R. W. McClelland Norton Kruse

Kosine epilepsy treatment promises relief and refund

An advertisement claims the Kosine treatment has fought epilepsy for nearly twenty years and offers relief by toning the nervous system. A large bottle costs $2 with a money back guarantee after use, and readers are urged to write for a free treatise at Swift's Pharmacy in Seattle.

Roeney, Rosine Co Washington Plia Seattle Swift's

Tobacco Habit Dangerous Stop the habit with Nicotol tablets

An advertisement warns that nicotine from tobacco causes fatal diseases and urges quitting now. It promotes Nicotol tablets sold at drug stores with a money back guarantee if the product fails and promises a forthcoming detailed warning in thin paper.

Burglars Loot Several City Homes and Stores Saturday

Reported burglaries across multiple locations yield cigarettes and cash from Wood land Grocery at 2719 E Madison St, hammered brassware from Normandie apartments, and thefts at 6th Ave and other addresses with wallets, coats, tools, a battery, and a gold watch plus chain stolen during beachside leisure.

Woodland Madison St Normandie Ninth Ave University St A. V. Rose Sixth Ave S . Meares Fuhrman Ave Michael Tivano Argonaut Hotel Occidental Ave Yesterway W. P. Heavrin Dearbornet Fauntleroy Beach

Two men held on suspicion in city robbery case

George Kines and Frank Holmes both 25 boilermakers are held on open charges in the city jail awaiting investigation into a Sunday night robbery. They are suspected of accosting Jonas L Olson and William Gunderson at Eighth avenue and Virginia street, taking 20 dollars and a watch from Olson and 1.60 from Gunderson. An unloaded revolver was found on Kines when arrested by officers Donlan and De Boer near the scene.

George Kines Frank Holmes Jonas L. Olson Pike St William Gunderson Bell St Eighth Ave Virginia St Gunderson Olson Kines Holmes Sergt W. S. Donlan John de Boer

Refused to Argue Over Compensation

Joseph J. Farley a 25 year old Ta coma chauffeur refused to haggle over pay for driving a borrowed car. He reportedly left the man and car after an argument, and police claim he was arrested by motorcycle patrolman C V Harvey Sunday night.

Joseph J. Farley Farley Tacoma C,v, Harvey

Rainier Valley Fiesta Promises Three Nights Of Fun

The Rainier Valley Fiesta committee plans three nights of activities for the fourth annual event opening Thursday July 31. A reception kicks off with city officials at the speakers’ stand. Friday features a parade with prizes for top floats. Fireworks airplane rides band music and an automobile prize are also planned.

Rainier Valley

Man Falls Aboard Ship Breaks Foot Aboard Kyota

Lud Nash aged 82, water tender on the steamer Kyota, fell into the hold Sunday afternoon and broke his right foot. He was taken to the city hospital and was to be moved today to Providence.

Lud Nash Kyota Sunday Latternoon Nash City Hospital Providence

Tacoma man credits Tanlac for dramatic health recovery

Michael Gratz of Tacoma recounts a long health journey across nine states and beyond to regain health. He says Tanlac restored his appetite, cured headaches, and added thirty five pounds, allowing him to work and sleep well, after doctors and other treatments failed. Tanlac is sold in Seattle by drug stores per a local ad.

Mexico Canada Ming Tanlac Michael Gratz South Dan St Tacoma Wash Pendleton Ariz Los Angeles Billings Mont British Columbia Wington Alf Seattle Tanlac Representative

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