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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1921

Page

4

Dublin Falls as Trade Port Amid Turmoil

An American observer, H. Springer of Riverton, reports Ireland's trade collapse after WWI, with Newcastle England amid a marine strike as 300 ships idle. Dublin endures street violence by Black and Tans, Sinn Féin bombing, and patrols in armored cars as unrest spreads.

H. Springer Riverton Northwest Trading Co Nated Ireland Atlantic Iinger Oscar H. Springer King County Europe Newcastle Eng England Mt. Joy Fenners Springer Garne Dublin

Harness Cancel Is Challenged

Washington June 16 Frank J Hogan attorney for the harness company challenged press Harding s right to cancel the contract between the United States War Department and the harness company for disposal of surplus stocks Hogan conferred with the press and filed brief on the company s side of the case

Washington Harding United States Company Frank J. Hogan Harness Company Hogan

New Chief John G. Emery Elected National Commander

John G. Emery of Grand Rapids Michigan was elected national commander of the American Legion succeeding Col. Frederick W. Galbraith Jr. who was killed in an auto accident.

John G. Emery Grand Rapids, Mich The American Legion Frederick W. Galbraith, Jr

Stillman Divorce Hearings Guarded Amid Secrecy

Hearings in the Stillman divorce case resumed in Poughkeepsie with reporters barred and witnesses smuggled in to avoid leaks. Witnesses included Alec Callendar and Burdy. others testified about Mrs. Stillman’s alleged relations with Fred Beauvais on the Pleasantville and Quebec estates, amid attendance by Mrs. Percy Rockefeller and Mrs. Helen Hunt.

Dale van Every Stillman Alec Callendar Guy Beauvais Kelly Irene Fred Beauvais Rockefeller Hunt Park Ave New York City Pleasantville N. Y Three Rivers Quebec Buffalo

Pedestrian Hit by Auto Kept Uninjured in California Ave Collision

An unidentified girl about 12 was knocked down at California avenue and 27th street by a car driven by Claude B. E. Scott of 2451 California Avenue on Wednesday afternoon. She ran into the street directly in front of the vehicle and sustained no injuries.

California Ave 27Th St Claude BE. Scott Scott Second Ave Madison St Dan May Thomas St

Pretty Peggy Joyce Denounced in Divorce Court Battle

In Chicago on June 16 Pretty Peggy Joyce faced fresh attacks in her divorce case with J Stanley Joyce. Alfred Austrian accused her of exploiting multiple husbands while Peggy denied wrongdoing and vowed to appear when summoned. Customs officials sought jewel accounting amid alleged smuggling concerns.

Chicago Peggy Joyce J. Stanley Joyce Peggy Joyce Joseph Sabbath New York Chariies

Conspiracy to Wreck Labor Charged Before AFL Meet

At the AFL national convention in Denver on June 16, W E Freeman of Kansas Labor says Howat faces an industrial court violation felony. Freeman calls for Kansas unionists to boycott during Howat's trial starting June 27 at Columbus Kansas and to camp near the courthouse to attend.

J. L. O'Sullivan Denver Colo Alexander Howat Kansas Industrial Court American Federation of Labor W. EF. Freeman Kansas Federation of Labor Kanwim Howat Columbus Kan Mine Workers’ Organization Kansas Freeman Executive Council

Swiss Cyclists Near End of World Ride

One of three Swiss cyclists who left Geneva to circle the globe has reached Nantes on the return journey, several hundred miles ahead of the second rider. The third cyclist died of yellow fever in Peru, leaving the voyage with two survivors.

Paris Geneva Nantes Peru

Monkey bandits raid bazaars led by simian thief

In Simla, British India, a monkey gang led by a monkey chief loots native bazaars. The troupe ransacks a dining room, consuming food and even opening bottles of wine.

Simla British India

Senate panel backs Richards for militia bureau post

The Senate Military Affairs Committee moved a favorable report on Brig. Gen. C. Wickard Richards as chief of the militia bureau after hearing War Secretary Weeks. Senator Capper of Kansas urged stalling to review Col. Charles I. Martin's Kansas claim, but the appeal was rejected. Venice, Italy, rests on 117 tiny islands.

Senate Rickard Washington Senate Military Affairs Committee Hr. C. Wickards War Weeks Senator Capper Kansas Richards Col Charlies I. Martin War Department Capper Martin

Four perfect examinees from clinic at Bon Marche

Wednesday at the Bon Marche clinic four girls and two boys were deemed perfect after testing from 400 examined. Named are Ethel M. Parker Ethel Jean Dotson Theodorea Kalin Harriett May Cadwell Andrew Bark and J Richard James with their parents listed at several addresses.

Babba Bon Marche Ethel M. Parker Frank L. Parker Prospect St Ethel Jean Dotson Stanley Dotson W. Holly St Theodorea Kalin Albert Kalin 15Th Ave N. Y Harriett May Cadwell Newcastle Wash Andrew Bark Mra. A. Bark W. 61St J. Richard James Edwin James Sheridan Apartments

Hotel man dies in fall during Vancouver race against death

John O Leary a 52 year old hotel proprietor of the Cliff House at 81 Pike street Vancouver fell from a window in the Irving hotel Wed afternoon and died within two hours. His wife was en route to his bedside when he passed away.

Mra John O'Leary Cliff House Pike At Vancouver O'Leary Irving

Market Update From Fourth Floor Listing

Sandy Andy priced at 85 cents to 1.50 dollars as managers in ATL present Sand Carts at 95 cents to 1.25. Bubble Sets range from 10 cents to 1.50. Fourth floor items shown in listing.

Delft Manag Atl Sandy Andy

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