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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1921

Page

9

Wayfarer Triumphs in Seattle Crowd Packs University Stadium

The Wayfarer repeated its triumph Monday night at the University stadium drawing a huge Northwest crowd. The performance, praised for its voice and moving pageant, featured soloists L. E. Mackay Chamberlain Agnes Skartedt and J. E. Bard plus actors Meany Price McDowell and Sandah. Arena box office operates daily 10 am to 7 pm with unreserved seats available and nightly performances beginning promptly.

Wayfarer University Stadium Northwest Seattle Robert Day BR S& Meany Minnie McDowell Lois Sandah Henry 0. Price L. E. Mackay Chamberlain Agnes Skartedt J. E. Bard Benton the Arena

Mauretania Fire Leaves Liner Briefly Idle

A fire aboard the Mauretania caused about 2 in damage and will keep the liner in port for a few weeks. Cunard manager E. Ullberg reports the ship should resume its regular Southampton to New York run in August after the blaze was confined to one deck.

E. E. Ulbverg Cunard Line Mauretania Ullberg

Seattle Man to Invite Marshal Foch to Visit

John J. Sullivan of the American Legion of Washington will personally deliver Seattle officials invitations to Marshal Foch asking him to visit Seattle during his U S tour. Sullivan will meet Foch during the Legion pilgrimage from the United States to France, which starts August 3 in New York. He is one of five Washington men taking part in the memorial exercises.

John J. Sullivan American Legion of Washington Seattle Marshal Foch United States Sullivan France New York City Washington

Lost Village of Edgewick Drowned by Mud and Debris

A night watchman sounded the whistle to alert residents as muddy floodwaters overwhelmed Edgewick. The Innovation shingle mill split apart, the sawmill collapsed, and debris filled homes while the cedar dammed river rerouted into a new creek bed. The town becomes a ruined, forested grove with a deserted village.

Charles Moore Edgewick Snoqualmie Boxley Creek Unileas

Governor Small Held Amenable to Arrest in Embezzlement Case

Springfield July 24 Judge Smith ruled Governor Len Small is amenable to arrest on warrants charging embezzlement of large state sums. He ordered warrants placed with Sheriff Mester and said the governor may enter voluntary appearance without arrest if he chooses, with court accommodating defense where possible.

Lawrence M. Benedict Springfield, II Smith Len Smal Small Joseph Fifer Governor Small

Gopher Club Picnic Invites Minnesotans at Woodland Park

The Gopher Club invites all former Minnesotans to a picnic at Woodland Park Saturday afternoon. A prize cake donated by Hazel J. Titus will go to the town or city with the largest proportional attendance. Coffee will be served at 6:30 p.m.

Gopher Club Woodland Park Hazen J. Titus

Man Fatally Struck By Train Near Fourth Ave

A man identified as Edwards was hit by a train while lumber crossed the tracks. Engineer George Beardsley said he could not see the victim due to a pile of lumber. Edwards, of 410 Fourth Ave, Toledo, was killed and his mother Mrs. J Edwards has been notified.

George Beardsley

Man sues for return of love gifts in Seattle case

W A Kupoff a Seattle contractor sues Mrs Myrtle McDonald claiming she lied about being single when she received expensive gifts four years ago. He seeks 4471.75 arguing she kept gifts for a husband she never disclosed before promising marriage.

W. A.kupoff Seattle Mys Myrtle McDonald Kupoff McDonald Kuphoff

Washington State Pharmaceutical Association Opens Session

Washington druggists from all sections convened at 106 a.m. Tuesday in the Frye hotel assembly rooms for the Washington State Pharmaceutical association. An entertainment and educational program was scheduled for the day with further sessions planned for Wednesday at Bagley Hall on the University of Washington campus.

Washington Washington State Pharmaceutical Association Frye Hotel Bagiey Hall University of Washington

Mme Curie Holds 64 Honorary Degrees Including Nine from U S Colleges

The renowned scientist Marie Curie has accumulated 64 honorary degrees, with nine awarded by American colleges, highlighting her global recognition in science and education.

Mme. Curie

General Strike Talk Shakes Frisco Labor Scene

In San Francisco a possible general strike looms as building trades unions prepare to ballot on action next month. Labor factions split between insurgent plans and current leaders while employers push the American Plan and wage cuts fuel tensions across 16 of 67 crafts. A 100 strong speaker squad is mobilized to drum up support.

San Francisco Building Trades Council Mam Building Trades Council Ot Ge Ahad Building Trades Antona Rank and File

Cost of Kindness Brings Bigamist Back to Prison

Ten years after escaping a state farm Rawlings, a bigamist, lived as a model husband in Limon Colorado. A June visit from a hungry tramp led to his arrest after the tramp revealed their past, and Rawlings was returned to prison. Governor Donaghey had pardoned 363 inmates a month earlier citing unbearable conditions.

Little Rock Ark H. C. Rawlings Arkansas State Farm Limon Col Rawlings Tramp Donaghey

Central Labor Council Gaining Strength in 1918 Onion Strike

The Central Labor Council seeks to mobilize the about 100000 onion workers amid the 1918 strike, with predictions uncertain even from the most experienced workers themselves about the scale of potential action.

Central Labor Council

Beauty Parlor Scored With Blind Pig Class

In Chicago on July 26 beauty parlors were classified with blind pig operations for uncleanliness by the American Society of Conmericians meeting. The note mentions dogs and wolves and jackala in unclear context.

Chicago American Society of Conmericians

Doctor to Explain Stillman Testimony at Convention

Dr Hugh L Russell of Buffalo testified in the Bullman divorce case and faced a complaint for what he said Mrs Stillman told him about her son Guy. A telegram was sent to Russell to appear and present his side. The wrist watch is being supplanted by the wrist vanity case.

Stillman Cleveland Hugh L. Russell Buffalo Osteopath Bullman

Man Kills Wife and Children Then Himself in Modesto

In Modesto California on July 26, Pennell shot and killed his wife Virgil 23 and son Elton 6 after the couple separated last January. He then wounded another son William 2 and turned the gun on his mother in law Mrs J P Long, killing himself with his last cartridge after exhausting all rounds. Pennell worked for Associated Oil at Martinez and had sought reconciliation at Mrs Long’s Grayson home.

Modesto Cal Pennell Associated Oil Company Martinez Virgil Elton William Grayson J. P. Long

Postmaster Accused of Embezzling Funds in Kirkland

Christian Hansen, postmaster at Kirkland, is free on $2000 bail after arrest on information from a postoffice inspector. He allegedly admitted embezzling $2303 and is scheduled to appear Monday at 11 a.m. before U.S. Commissioner Robert C. McClelland.

Christian Hansen Kirkland Liberty P. L. Nell Hansen United States Robt. C. McClelland

Rush Aid Planned for Famine Stricken South

A famine survey in the South was ordered by the Red Cross and the U S Public Health Service after a conference. Once needs are determined, food medicines and doctors will be rushed to the pelagra ravaged region. Estimated sufferers exceed 100000 with fatalities from 6000 to 10000.

Washington South Red Craw United States Public Health Service General Cumming The Health Service Livingstone Farrand Red Cross

Ulster Would Discuss Union If Sinn Fein Invites

Ulster finance minister Pollock said Ulster would negotiate with Sinn Fein only if Dublin extends an invitation. He asserted the north will not accept southern control and will keep its own system, dismissing London conference talks as nebulous. If Sinn Fein seeks unity, talks would be possible, otherwise Ulster pursues its own policies.

Charles McCann Belfast Ulster Sinn Fein Dublin Pollock United Arena Craig London Ireland

Sinn Fein Seeks Clarification on Peace Proffer in Dublin

Sinn Fein leaders will inform the British of the peace proffer but seek further conference. Meantime President De Valera arranged meetings with leaders and considered a consultation with Craig of Ulster before returning to London.

Dublin Sinn Miet de Valera Craig Ulster London

Odd Fellows to Confer Honors in Seattle

The sovereign grand lodge of Odd Fellows will address Seattle’s Odd Fellows and Rebekahs at 8 p m in the Odd temple. Grand marshal Co W Varnum from Denver will headline the program with a decoration of Seattle as part of the evening’s ceremonies. A large delegation is expected.

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