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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1919

Page

14

Prevent Disease by Regular Dental Examinations

It is a well established fact that preventing disease is more effective than treating it after onset. Teeth are a major source of disease and neglect can lead to deadly ailments. Frequent exams by Dr. Sipes or his dental assistants can prevent disease and reveal any trouble.

Sipes Seattle K.of C

Brownell Fined For Driving While Drunk

James Brownell was found guilty in Judge Gordon's court of driving his automobile on Queen Anne ave while intoxicated. He was fined 50 dollars and faces 17 days in jail if unable to pay the fine, after arrest Saturday by Motorcycle Patrolman J J Rush.

James Brownell J. J. Rush Gordon Queen Anne Ave

Murder Charge Endorsed for Harry Kittoe in Sunnydale Killing

In Seattle Harry Turner Kittoe 43 faces first degree murder charges after a coroner jury found he shot and killed chauffeur Learies 27 at the Sunnydale summer home. Testimony from witnesses including Mrs Kreitenstein and Dr Kittoe described a liquor fueled dispute and the three gun shots observed.

Harry Turner Kittoe Learies Sunnydale Kittoe Seattle Alfred Theltenstein Kreitenstein Fairview Ave Price Fireitenstein Dr. Kittoe Almany Dental Harry Kittoe Breitemstein Kittoe Ranch Skinner & Eidé Harry

Booze law violators fined in Monday court

Fr C Wilaherty and Y Nishi were fined 100 dollars each for liquor ordinance violations in Judge John B. Gordon's court. N Fugil James Shigo and Tony Alla mand each got 75 dollar fines, Nels Nelson received 60 dollars. Cases against Thomas Johnson and M J Rolle were continued until the Admiral Farragut returns from California voyage. J Bakaji case continued to June 26.

California J. Bakaji

Lt. John Delan Returns Home From Overseas Service

Lt. John Delan, son of Margaret Dellan, police matron, has returned to Seattle after nearly two years abroad. He is set to be discharged soon.

John J. Dellan Margaret Dellan Seattle

Two Men Attack and Rob Taxi Driver in Seattle

Walter Bradley, 917 James St driver for Seattle Taxicab Co, was assaulted early Monday after a fake call lured him to the Gables apartments. Two men struck him with a blackjack, stole the car battery, and fled as he reported to apartment 34. Bradley said there were 26 units.

Gables Walter Bradley James Sr Seattle Bradley The

Buses Proposed as Feeders for Magnolia Bluff Line

City council referred the question to the utilities committee regarding using two motor buses donated by local property owners. The ordinance allows accepting the two buses and operating them with the municipal street railway to Magnolia Bluff.

Magnolia Bluff City Utilities Committee

Dope Ship Bound for Comox Seized in Pacific Port

A Blue Funnel liner Cyclops carrying liquor and narcotics was seized by U S customs at Seattle, with a $100000 bond posted to ensure its return. Owners face a $49265 penalty and Captain W Duncan faces a $1197.75 fine. ship to return to Seattle then proceed to Comox. The case follows a prior opium seizure on a rival liner.

United States United States Fidelity Guarantee Co Cyclops Saturn Comorz Seattle Mine Funnel Line United States District Attorney's Office U. S Fidelity Surety O W. Duncan Frank P. Loftus Ihs Chaleas Wessel Robert C. Saunders Customs

Crippled Men Learn Trades at Camp Lewis

United Press reports 700 men at Camp Lewis base hospital pursue curative work aiding independence after war injuries. Paralysis and blindness limits overcome by crafts such as glass trays hammocks belts and pocketbooks.

Camp Lewis United Press Camp Lewis Base Sta John Comolo Zolle

Oregon social workers hold Pacific Northwest conference

Social workers from parts of the Pacific Northwest gather in Portland for the first Oregon conference of Social workers. The event opened yesterday and runs tonight. Portland is noted as the first city west of Chicago to establish a school of training for social workers.

Portland Ore United Press Pacific Northwest Oregon Chicago

Traffic Officers Set Seattle Convention Dates

The second annual convention of the National Traffic Officers' Association will be held in Seattle July 21 22 and 23. Chief Police J F Warren, first president, is coordinating plans to bring traffic officers from across the United States to the gathering.

National Traffic Officers’ Association Seattle The United J. F. Warren

Veterans Rejoin Society After Hospital Release

Rosie Zolle Comolo and other veterans return to civilian life following hospital discharge. Their release opens new activity fields as they adjust to post service life and pursue fresh opportunities.

Rosie Zolle Comolo

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