Fuel Savings Pay for Itself
The note explains that the investment pays for itself through reduced fuel costs, highlighting long term efficiency and financial payback.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1920
Page
12
The note explains that the investment pays for itself through reduced fuel costs, highlighting long term efficiency and financial payback.
The Sawyer murder trial heard rebuttal testimony on the weapon accuracy and Madge Sawyer confession. Witnesses described bruises on Mrs Sawyer, her distressed demeanor, and chaotic courtroom crowds as police and defense clashed over prior abuse claims and a threatened “third degree” action.
Two masked men robbed Monaghan Lumber Co. bunkhouse near Monaghan Washington of nearly $1,000 late last night. King county deputies rushed to the scene as Mrs. Sawyer testified for eight hours, with prosecutors questioning alleged police methods and a confession.
In Seattle 41 000 grammar school pupils end the term at 11 a m. with chants about no pencils or books as freedom from school slavery. About 1 100 graduates look ahead to high school while 1 200 high school winners anticipate college and business futures.
New York police remained without a definite clue in the murder of whist expert and turfman Joseph Elwell found dying at his home. Victor von Schlegel and his divorced wife Viola Kraus were questioned. a dusty revolver in von Schlegel’s apartment drew attention. A woman who spent Thursday with Elwell was identified, and authorities considered a theory that Elwell was shot after summoning a visitor to his door.
Washington June 14 Herbert Hoover endorsed Warren G. Harding for president and urged all Republicans to unite behind the nominee after breakfast at Harding's invitation. Hoover said he would not release policy statements until after the Democratic convention and stressed the need for constructive reform in the federal government.
Federal prohibition officers checked Jamaica ginger sales at two drug stores and arrested Orcar Beans proprietor of Harbor Pharmacy and Morrie Molin clerk at Prince Drug Store on First Avenue. Information filed in U S district court alleges selling more than the legal two ounces to a single customer.
Tonight features a Richard Seelye Jones dinner by local Democrats at Mere's cafeteria where Jones will report views from the Republican convention. A free lecture on Practical Machalonry by Benedict is at Masonic Temple. Georgetown Fair raises funds for St George's parish school as Women Democrats hear Mr Billa Meredith of Washington DC discuss San Francisco convention plans.
Saturday News Meyers reports Seattle activists discuss the Federal Farm Loan Act at the King County Democratic Club with secretary Cameron as speaker. A second talk by Dr Richard Schols on International Relations precedes a committee gathering. a boat leaves Lake Union for Sand Point to dedicate a new airplane field. Local addresses listed appear as identifiers.
A fragmented Washington State marriage license and divorce notices page lists numerous individuals with addresses in Beattie Seattle Kent Renton and Yakima among others. It includes marriages and divorces with parties such as Arthur P. Kurns and Gertrude Mosier Beattie, Loulee Drumbaugh Beattie, and Mary A. Johnson Kent, plus deaths and various legal notices.
The Retail Trade bureau of the Chamber of Commerce hires expert accountants to survey resources and income of Seattle firms. The study will guide future drives and campaigns, allocating chamber support proportionally to each business's income.
A telegram to the Chamber of Commerce from A. R. Hawley of the Aero Club of America praises Seattle for acquiring the Sand Point landing field. He says securing landing fields now will be repaid with foresight in the near future.
Fred Hands fled an open charge and was arrested by Patrolman W. Carr after stepping off a train at the Great Northern depot. He had two suit cases alleged to contain 20 quarta of bonded liquor.
Sloan Lawyers file motion to dismiss the Sloan Shipyards corporation suit against the United States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation in district court.
Charles Dong pleaded guilty to narcotics possession in U.S. court. He received a $200 fine and 90 days in the county jail.
A strong gust shattered a window at K Tamaka's meat market located at 823 Yesterday. Police were asked to keep burglars out while the proprietor arranges a new pane.
Kimon L. Wienler of the Municipal league received a county reply about condemning Bund Point aviation land. Officials said the property was not condemned due to lack of exchange potential and the cash burden exceeding 100000 dollars. Bert Northup leads West Side Republican club after Thursday Apollo theatre vote. About 200 autos with Seattle Elks head to Olympia June 26 for new temple dedication.
A 75 year old veteran claims relief from rheumatic pain and high blood pressure after treatment at Dr Loughney’s Kirkland Sanitarium. The note extols rapid improvements and invites others to consult, listing Seattle and Kirkland contact hours and locations and touts nursing staff and painless diagnosis.
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