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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
7
Erma Countryman age five and her father R Countryman of Seattle were saved from drowning in Lake Stevens by Fred Countryman. Rev Moon addresses the Christian and Missionary Alliance meeting Thursday.
J. A. Elliott, U S district engineer of roads, says traffic will not be closed while work on Blewett pass proceeds. The statement counters reports of closures and confirms continued flow on the pass during the project.
In Warsaw Missouri Mrs Flovp Ineann recounts a five year nervous weakness and recovery after taking seven bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She endorses the product for women with nervous breakdowns stating it restored health without narcotics.
Mrs. Rachel Stevens, wife of Farr Le Roy Stevens sales manager of General Distributers Corporation, filed a divorce complaint stating injuries from a beating. She claims he earns about $200 monthly salary plus $100 in commissions and asks for child support of $36 weekly for herself and two children.
Ju lian Eltinge famed stage impersonator of the Merry Widow was said to be about to undergo an appendicitis operation in Los Angeles. No confirmation or details came from his home or professional contacts as servants refused information.
A dry squad raid seized 36 pints of beer 13 gallons of mash a boiler and brewing supplies at Hudson street and Rainier avenue where laborer Robert Bruce was arrested. At 4811 Chicago street laborer Daniel McKinnon was arrested with 36 quarts of beer found in the cellar eighty pints were held for evidence.
In a federal court, Robert Braid and Joan Sanches were acquitted. The defendants, sailors aboard Jaunc 470-1, were involved in a case linked to a wreck at Grays Harbor on April 11 in which J J Gamber alias Jack Wallace was drowned.
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