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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1921
Page
12
The piece ribaldly questions candidates for Seattle’s most homely man title. It mocks Jack Witherspoon George Hood Jimmy Boldt and others urging precincts to organize campaigns and ship in votes to fund a Legion employment drive.
House Republican leaders endorse the Borah disarmament proposal paving the way for a three nation conference among the United States Great Britain and Japan. Representative Patrick Kelley of Michigan in charge of the naval appropriation bill supports the plan which has Senate approval and solid cross party backing. Start "Tarsan the Terrible" Saturday.
In Columbus Kansas on June testimony begins for Alexander Howatt and August Derehy UMW officials charged with violating a felony clause of the Kansas industrial court law. Attorneys agreed the trial would commence late today.
BE C Knapp Miss Beth Neterer and Miss Jean MecMorran conduct a Bible school opened Monday at Plymouth Congregational church. A Vacation Bible School has also opened at Woodland Park Presbyterian church.
Funeral services for Mrs Katherine Cochrane widow of William Cochrane former King County sheriff will be held at St Josephs church at 2 pm Wednesday. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery.
Annabelle notes relief as Pons Winneke did not appear that night while Earth and comet tail pass through space. Meteors are forecast to shower Tuesday night due to the Earth entering the comet's gaseous tail at a rapid pace of millions of miles per day.
The Hawaiian rehabilitation bill was approved by the senate to restore Hawaiian families to land, opening government agricultural land for homestead entry to halt the race’s decline. Agreement aims to secure farming sites and support native settlement.
Chicago reporters describe a heat wave era trend with women wearing one piece bathing suits in public spaces from Hyde Park to Jackson Park. The piece notes outfits in cafes and on transit, some with robes, and mentions husbands joining in dining in swimwear.
U. S. District Attorney Robert C. Saunders says a new assistant will be appointed soon. The appointee will be a Republican and named after the attorney general approves, following increased staffing due to shipping board litigation and the sinking of the steamship Governor by the West Hartland.
The Bureau of Missing Relatives invites readers to aid in locating missing kin or friends. Reports to The Reeders are requested and other newspapers may reprint items. Listed are Mrs Edward Cleary sought by sister in law Mrs John Lyons Seattle 1900 last address Fourth Ave and Pike St. James O Friel uncle of Mrs EB Prelaach Braddock Pa is on Pacific coast age 45 50. Alberta Bell left Vancouver for Seattle with daughter after New Year sister Mrs Rosse Walter Vancouver BC seeks update.
The article argues U S Tire policy remains uniform and honest, preventing temporary marketing gimmicks. It asserts dealers mostly carry U S tires only, reflecting a shared commitment to quality and fair dealing across fabric and cord tire markets.
A list of marriage and birth notices chiefly from Seattle area residents, naming individuals such as Edwards Owen V and Beauten Grace EB, Pearson Ethel V, Killgore Harlan T, Grace M Healy, Carlson Carl A, Schon Olga Maria, Ryan Cecil J, Watson Louisa M, Hamilton Rupert II, Lynch Dorothy, Rings Stella A, Robinson Paul M, Wilson Pearl, Todd George, Oliver Leora, Evans Sarah, McClellan Timothy E, Goodson Ellie C, Roy Apases, Supplee Roy, Van Houten William, Munholven John, Forbes Clayton, Hunt Normand L, Rogers Harrison, with addresses in Seattle, Tacoma, Bothell, Wenatchee, and St Paul.
Reed Myrtle J. granted divorce from C. B. Deaths listed include Marshall Gill 20 5241 21st Ave N B Warner June Everett Cumming Charles 63 2421 First Ave Chaurette Annie 38 151 W 60th St Te Chin 60 1253 King at Crane Katherine and O'Brien were mentioned in the briefs.
W T Kendall manager of Camp Galbraith Port Townsend announces summer camp for former soldiers and families opening July 9 with $1.25 per day per person for food lodging and care. Disabled Veterans of WWI and American Legion bureau push project. furniture needed. pickup day July 6. Port Townsend Commercial Club contributes $300.
Salinas Cal June 28 Phil Ryan alleged to have murdered Roy Coff at Monterey last night was captured early today near here by Sheriff Nesbitt and a deputy. The capture was made about 4 a m after officers had searched most of the night for Ryan.
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