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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1920
Page
15
Ban Francisco July 30 city authorities report a Pacific coast arson plot aimed at three major fires in the city. Fred H. Claussen of the fire prevention bureau says the incidents caused about 500000 dollars in damage and sabotage along the coast.
Sparks from a smut explosion damaged a Shaw & Walters threshing operation two miles from Prescott. Firefighters saved a tank wagon and 15 bushels of grain, but the threshing separator, jack, and other grain were burned. One worker was injured by heat as laborers growing scarce and suspicion rises about local hiring.
Brent Allison, a diplomatic clerk at the American legation in Berne Switzerland, expected to arrive in Chicago today after two and a half years in federal prison at Fort Leavenworth.
Gould Lumber company and Gould and William Bokom of Boilcom Canal Lumber announce the Humane society has secured the south corner of Seventh Ave and Roy St as the site for its in home. The Goulds contributed 4000 dollars Bolcom contributed 500 dollars and C Farren serves as president of the society.
Six major ships of the Atlantic fleet entered San Francisco harbor on July 19 with 1,500 midshipmen from Annapolis aboard for a summer training cruise. City officials welcomed them and granted shore leave. Vessels included the Connecticut Kansas New Hampshire Minnesota South Carolina Michigan and the supply ship Admiral Hilary Jones in command.
In Du Page County Illinois a three million dollar dispute over William P. Cowan’s estate unfolds with twenty two claimants across the country. New developments reveal seven more potential heirs due to mistaken identity, and rumors of a secret will loom as litigation drags on.
Chicago July 20 Jessie Ray Brown cabaret singer once acquitted of killing her husband Frank Brown died in a wreck when the car she rode in with two men struck a safety island. Robert J. Broach an automobile salesman died instantly and John Healy a police captain was injured.
The Census Bureau released 1920 population figures for Missoula Montana and several California counties including Glenn San Benito San Luis Obispo Siskiyou Yolo. Missoula shows a 1.6 percent decline since 1910 while Glenn San Benito San Luis Obispo and Yolo register gains. Astoria Oregon wards list totals for Ward 1 through Ward 4 totaling 14 027.
The United States civil service commission says 306 stenographers are needed immediately in Washington D C for permanent positions. Entrance salary is 1200 dollars yearly with a 20 dollar monthly bonus if services are satisfactory.
Berlin dispatch says former Kaiser Wilhelm and his wife are strained by exile and family issues. The Kaiserin is so frail she needs help to breathe fresh air in the garden. Prince Joachim's death is reported as handled with remarkable composure amid the family crisis.
Manchester VI July 20. Maynard M Pettibone an undertaker's assistant was jailed for life after being found guilty of poisoning his wife in Bennington on April 6. He was permitted to see his wife Helen I Guilow after removal from the courtroom, who testified to complicity and motive.
The United States government is investigating the distribution of oil supplies worldwide following an agreement between Great Britain and France. Officials said the matter is being examined carefully to assess its impact and implications.
The fragment questions the need for firearms when seeking employment, implying a broader theme about safety and drastic actions in job searches.
In Jackson Michigan a gun battle after the Mariner's State Bank raid left Sheriff Harry Worden dead and a deputy wounded. Six men were captured in a marsh. authorities recovered about $10,000 in bonds and currency. Several suspects identified as gang members.
Janet Purcell aged 12 months died after swallowing lye. Her mother Mrs. Purcell of Trinidad was at work in the orchard when the accident occurred. A car rushed them to Wenatchee but overturned injuring the mother. a physician arrived too late to save the child.
Bold ad urges women to use Diamond Dyes to avoid streaks and ruined fabrics. It promises guaranteed results with instructions on the package and notes a Color Card available from the druggist.
Ad claims Freezone treats corns quickly with no pain and promises immediate relief. It emphasizes ease of use and a painless removal method as a consumer quick fix.
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