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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1919

Page

12

Linnard Confers on Hotel Scheme Across Northwest

On a Northwest tour D. M. Linnard president of the California Hotel syndicate, visited Seattle and Spokane and will go to New York. He conferred with Spokane planners on the 600 room New York hotel and will compete with the Bowman chain. J. F. Douglas and A. J. Rhodes, local heads of the Spokane hotel group, discussed plans with Kutter.

Northwest D. M. Linnard California Hotel Syndicate Seattle Spokane New York K. K. Rutter Linnard Bowman New York City J. F. Douglas A. J. Rhodes Kutter

Ballard District Market Street Extension Completed

A fill of about six blocks in the Ballard district raised Market street to the canal, with the extension completed on Monday enhancing access to the waterway.

Ballard Market St

Woman Fights Back to Foil Six Auto Bandits

In Los Angeles Mrs. A B McDowell woke to a car theft in progress. Clad in night clothes she tackled the gang, battled blows from hidden assailants, climbed into her car, and by striking the bandit vehicle she forced the criminals to flee, leaving her vehicle damaged but intact.

Los Angeles Cal A. B. McDowell

Mayor asks Chamber to manage Pacific fleet welcome

Mayor Hanson requests the Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club to handle the officers and men’s reception for the Pacific fleet upon their September arrival. In a letter to Reginald H. Parsons the mayor urges entertaining visitors with rides, dances, barbecues and seeks cooperation from the B. P. O. EL.

Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club Hanson Reginald H. Parsons Chamber

Swiss Minister Urges U S Friendship with Switzerland

Dr. Hans Sulzer Swiss minister to this country told the foreign trade bureau of the Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club at an informal Rainier club lunch that he wants friendly relations between Switzerland and the United States perpetuated. Mayor Ole Hanson welcomed guests and Judge Thomas Burke spoke on relations between the two nations. H A Kyer presided.

Switzerland United States Hans Sulzer Foreign Trade Bureau Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club Rainier Club Ole Hanson Thomas Burke H. A. Kyer Chamber of Commerce

Held for Trial on Charge of Murder

Herman J. Kaesche a returned soldier who confessed to killing his bride of two weeks is jailed in Ukiah awaiting murder trial in the superior court. He was brought from Santa Rosa and the preliminary hearing was in the county jail. He indicated a plea of guilty and the case may be heard in late August with District Attorney McCowan favoring an early reconvened court.

Ukiah Cal Herman J. Kaesche Kaesche Santa Rosa McCowan

Rhodes Bros Five and Ten Attend Island Beach Gathering

The Rhodes Bros store group and friends enjoyed a hospitality event hosted by W. L. Rhodes at Indianola Beach. Under Leader Russell they sang and sailed, with races games prizes and meals. About 175 attendees joined in music and dancing as the event offered entertainment and social time.

Rhodes Bros W. L. Rhodes Indianola Beach Russell

Transportation Luncheon Debates Gas Cars

The Transportation club held its regular Monday luncheon at the Railway Exchange rooms to discuss the automobile. Guests included Automobile club of Western Washington President R. M. Dwyer and officers, Seattle Automobile Dealers' Association President E. G. Hoffman, director A. S. Eldridge, legal adviser John W. Roberts, manager Douglas Shelor, and Col. Farr and Capt. Kirkhoff.

Transportation Club Railway Exchange Building Automobile Club of Western Washington R. M. Dwyer John W. Roberts A. 8. Eldridge Douglas Shelor E. G. Hoffman Seattle Automobile Dealers’ Association Col. Farr Capt. Kirkhoff

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