Coal prices to rise urged by Dr Garfield in Seattle visit
Washington dispatch reports Dr Harry A Garfield former government fuel administrator warned coal costs will climb and shortages may appear early in winter due to labor troubles and reduced mine output since the armistice. He cited stockpiling aftermath and warned of nationwide mine labor scarcity as the season approaches.
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Harry A
Tacoma
Maidh
Coanl
Dr. Garfield
Garfield
David Whitman
Joseph Blethen
A J. Rhodes
BE. W. Eddy
A. J. Singer
Herbert Wilson
Seattle
When you think of advertising think of The Star
A concise prompt highlighting The Star as the go to source for advertising needs. It emphasizes the newspaper’s role in promoting products and services to a broad local audience. The message positions The Star as a trusted outlet for campaigns and business notices.
Wounded Yanks Hold Sale At Camp Lewis
At Camp Lewis base hospital 700 wounded soldiers learn curative work to rebuild skills and spirits. A Seattle charity sale Saturday 11 pm in the New Washington hotel lobby offers 70 items made by the men including trays belts and carved boxes priced 1 to 20 dollars.
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Argonne
Camp Lewte
Sam
Camp Lewis
Army
John Keale
Rosie
Zolle and
Comolo
New Washington Hotel
Red Cross
Camp Lewis Base
George M. Sinclair
Katherine Kittinger
Hazel Archibald
Elma Collins
France
Seattle
Herbert H. Sharpe
M. C
Horace i. English
Fadward K. Tricot
Mary EB. Shankin
Woman Charged With Cruelty To Animal in Rural Dispute
A complaint from Justice Otia W Brinker’s court charges Jane Watkins with cruelty to a cow named Cleopatra after a June 6 incident in which the neighbor allegedly struck the animal with a sickle during a dispute over pasture rental involving H. P. Finch of 1128 Ferdinand Street and his horse.
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H. P. Finch
Ferdinand St
Cleopatra
Jane Watkins
Finch
Otia W Brinker
Mother's Grief Disturbs Dignity in Superior Court
A custody dispute over seven year old Virginia Cunningham led to a dramatic court scene as Mrs Lettle Cunningham sobbed and screamed when the judge granted custody to Mary Savage. The case cited drinking and fitness claims by both sides. Virginia attended Harrison School in the second grade.
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Superior Court
HW. B. Back
Vancouver
Wash
Lettle Cunningham
Rhein Hotel
Northold Inn
Virginia
Cunningham
Mary Savage
Lottie
Tod Cunningham
29Th Ave
Harrison School
Palace Hip Theatre bills feature undisclosed star in Darktown Circus
An unnamed young colored singer headlines the Palace Hip bill with Darktown Circus. The act includes two male partners and comedy interludes. Nellie Thomas and Thomas Yost present The Jealous Lovers sketch, Days of Long Ago features four women and one man, with Rouble Lima as comedian and Mowatt and Mullen singing. Will and Linda Newman stage a boxing on wheels routine, plus a photoplay is shown.
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Palace Hip
Darktown Circus
Nellie Thomas
Thomas Yost
Rouble Lima
Mowatt
Mullen
Will
Linda Newman
Child with ten grandparents ties Missouri record
Little Miss Josephine Davis of Windsor has ten living grandparents and ancestors spanning five generations due to long-lived elders. The extended family includes paternal and maternal lines, with many great grandparents.
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Windsor
Josephine Davis
Missouri
United States
Motorcyclist Seriously Injured In Westlake Collision
A crash at Eighth ave and Westlake at 7 50 p m left Fred Lind motorcyclist badly injured with a fractured leg and head lacerations. Capt Irving Ward and his wife escaped unharmed as their auto was wrecked and a street car sped away dangerously. Witnesses say the street car was traveling at excessive speed.
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Eighth Ave
Westlake
Fred Lind
9Th Ave
N. W
Irving Ward
Eloise Terrace
Ward
Densmore
Lind
J. Matheny
H. J. Burke
Japanese Accused Face U S Commissioner On Illicit Still
Japanese suspects R Arti and Y Jo charged with operating an illicit liquor still. They will appear before United States Commissioner Robert C McClelland Friday afternoon for a preliminary hearing.
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R. Arti
Y. Jo
United States
Robert C. McClelland
City Considers Policy on Paving Right of Way
A special committee of Councilmen Hickman Moore and Oliver Erickson, appointed by the utilities committee, drafts a city policy on paving the right of way between street railway tracks. The panel weighs who pays for paving on Ivory avenue and Spokane avenue and whether property owners should be assessed.
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William Hickman Moore
Oliver T. Erickson
Utilities Committee
Ivory Ave
Spokane Ave
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