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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1921
Page
10
Northwest Merchants convention and Buyers Week organizers obtain 10,000 square feet more space in the Bell street terminal, totaling 90,000 square feet. Paul T. Kennedy oversees 314 exhibit spaces with at least 50 from outside exhibitors and 10,000 square feet reserved for luncheon and entertainment.
Charles A. Smith of Linde Air Products Co. reports dramatic improvement after Tanlac. He says prior stomach distress, bloating, chest pains, rheumatic pains, and fatigue vanished, allowing him to eat freely. He praises his wife’s similar results and notes Bartell Drug Stores and local druggists sell Tanlac.
Denver June 15 Coal miners face severe unemployment as a wave of job losses hits the industry. W F Green of the United Mine Workers notes many soft coal miners work only a few days monthly and struggle to feed families. The AFL convention backed a Johnson resolution urging Senate inquiry into West Virginia mine conditions after mass unionization and mine closures.
D L Fuller of Santa Monica, owner of a collection agency, planned a Washington vacation with his five children. He wrote to President Harding inviting a meeting with the kids, and Harding’s secretary replied, inviting Fuller to the White House on June 20 at 1 o’clock.
The arrest of Howard B Starr of 5038 17th Ave North Key on Tuesday for failing to renew his car license signals the start of a police campaign against owners who neglect license renewals. Starr was arrested and his automobile locked up pending investigation.
Everett dispatch reports Guy Troutman of Tenino seeks parole after pleading guilty to the Rucker Bros. bank robbery at Lake Stevens and serving a five year term. H. Q. Simpson, convicted as an accomplice, appeals for a new trial.
A new Philippine lingerie shipment features complete size assortments and refined design elements such as embroidered edges flowered patterns and filet lace. Prices range from 2.49 to 3.95 dollars.
A communication from the Russian relief committee in Seattle praises American friends for aiding the stricken people of Russia. It notes especially good work in Moscow and says relief facilities operate under agreement with the Soviet government.
A $12 000 rain insurance bet was registered Tuesday with Henry Broderick Inc as stakes holder. The Home Insurance Co covers the long end while the Fourth of July committee bears the short end. It marks the first time rain insurance of such a large amount was taken in Seattle.
The remodeled Panama cafeteria opens at 1415 Ave with daily programs and special after theatre stations. It will offer late hour service with Panama ing Players providing music from noon to night each night for patrons. Anacortes reports the body of a man recovered from Draper trap in Deception Pass.
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