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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
1
The piece extols June as the peak of joyful growth from graduation to future adventure. It contrasts youthful bliss with aging disillusionment, argues happiness comes from inner spirit rather than possessions, and cites scripture about the kingdom of heaven within as the source of true peace.
Ingram Rader wealthy fuel contractor held on murder charge in the death of former employee Bud Dean Curtis at his wood camp near Lake City on April 3. Jury verdict returned last night with no defense testimony. Rader despondent in jail and seeking a new trial. judge recommended life in prison.
Londonderry receives hundreds of troops with armored cars and heavy artillery as Dublin dispatches send doctors and supplies to aid the wounded. Fighting subsides, streets patrolled, food shortages worsen, and rumors of Sinn Fein reinforcements swirl while authorities limit shootings to grave necessity.
In Fairfax Oklahoma on June 24 a quiet scene unfolds as Rev John Templin receives visits from his three preacher sons. They rotate filling his pulpit, reflecting a tradition of family ministry and shared departure from the world’s sorrows. The passage hints at enduring old ideas amidst changing times.
A Seattle salesgirl beauty contest selects seven finalists from 63 entrants after jurors including Ambrose Patterson and Mrs. Edgar Ames critique photos for stage suitability. Final interview to pick one representative for a Ziegfeld national contest, with winners from local shops and departments named.
An audience packed one of Seattle’s largest theatres last night to witness 23 beauties in a Ziegfeld beauty contest audition. Contestants walked a runway over the orchestra pit displaying backs, dimples, and varied costumes as the crowd applauded each performance. The Star promoted the event, noting the display aimed to showcase a bouquet of beauty rather than a single winner.
A Washington couple faced eviction over alleged baby noise. The bride and groom claimed a dog made the cries, and the landlord found no rule violation. Landlords confirmed no general dog ban.
A large freckle faced contest is set for Saturday at the Liberty theatre. Kids aged 7 to 14 may enter for a chance to win $20 for the freckled group and see Freckle-Faced Wesley Barry in Dont Ever Marry. The parade band will play Freckles and the crowning of The Freckle-Faced King will be by Mayor Caldwell.
Portland Ore June 24. The 1921 convention of the Mystic Shrine will be held in Atlantic City New Jersey the imperial council in session here today decided Laten A Fletcher of Rochester New York was elected imperial outer guard by the Imperial representatives of the Mystic Shrine in annual session here late yesterday Fletcher will eventually become imperial potentate in the ordinary sequence of steps
In San Jose California Miss Clara Field of Z O Field wealthy contractor died by her own action leaping from a window at the bank building during busy afternoon hours. Crowds in the intersection saw her fall and injured pedestrians. Miss Field moved in prominent San Jose society circles.
Boilermaker Joseph Grass searched for his wife who disappeared two days earlier. Her body was found floating in Beacon Hill Reservoir near Ferson Park Golf Links as Morgue attendants questioned the case. Mrs Grass, 55, left behind three sons Joe Jay and an unnamed daughter. She formerly worked at Skinner-Eddy shipyard and had once run for constable.
Mrs. Waldron was struck by a car driven by Mrs. Edna W. president of Union & Supply Co. at about 12 40 today in Marion building area. She was taken to city hospital in hysterics with slight concussion. Patrolman Norton controlled traffic at the Second Avenue and St corner.
Judges awarded five prizes of 10 each to Cecil L. Nelson J M Dean Chas McDuffee Geo R Wardley and Wm Thyng. Winners met regulations though some letters exceeded the word limit. Checks were mailed today.
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