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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1919
Page
14
Tome Greek, 42, admitted falsifying his tax return to lessen liability. Police and revenue officers confronted him, he agreed to pay what he owed plus a fine as Deputy Collector Beeks announced.
Maynard Hoteling, 22, of 5423 Kirkwood Place, was badly burned on the face and eye at 12:15 a.m. Thursday when an acid battery exploded as he worked on it with a blowtorch. He is an automobile mechanic and may lose sight in one eye.
SUNE AU Alaska July 24 A United Press report notes the Monthly Bulletin from here says Alaska suffers a shortage of workers not in numbers but in willingness to work. Large quartz mines are short of men, greatly reducing mineral output.
The 16th triennial assembly of the Order of the Eastern Star met at the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Imma Ocobock presiding. Mayor Ole Hanson delivered a welcome, and delegates from Washington joined greetings from the grand officers. A flower festival parade drew praise for its color and symbolism with prizes awarded to Myrtle chapter Seattle and Aloha chapter Hawaii.
The 23rd annual convention of the United Amateur Press Association meets in Seattle this week at Wolfe's cafeteria. It opens with a business session and musical program, tours of the city and Lake Washington follow, a 6 pm luncheon, and after elections of officers a Sunday picnic at Woodland Park. C. F. Noel and A. H. Jacobsen contend for president with Roy Elford also nominated. local candidates include D. Z. Gourman and Henry Cremer. Birmingham may host the 1920 gathering.
In San Francisco on July 24 the conference of shipyard workers, owners and union leaders discussed treating ironworkers coast wide as one unit to set a basic wage. Workers seek $1 per hour and await employer reply before final propositions. International heads of nine unions support the plan once agreed.
In San Diego on July 24 the private funeral for George Primrose, veteran minstrel, was held with only the widow, brother and a few friends in attendance. Primrose died yesterday at a local sanitarium and requested a private service before his cremation.
A retro instruction on bottle feeding when breastfeeding is unavailable. It stresses using clean milk, preferably certified or pasteurized, and details sterilization and preparation of bottles, nipples, and water. It includes age-based milk amounts, bottle maintenance, and safe feeding practices.
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