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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1921

Page

18

Lumpect Surrenders Police Badge After Arrest

Patrolman Bryant confronts a suspect who grasps a badge instead of a gun. The Lumpect tosses his star to officers claiming the badge as the prize. Sergeant Ed Pielow and Legion aid arrive as Hunt leaves with star No. 49 and his gun.

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$16000 Raised From 72 Letters For Scouts

London March 4 The Prince of Wales appeal for Boy Scouts funds yields $16000 from the first 72 letters opened. The overall drive continues with more donations expected to follow in coming days.

London Prince of Wales Boy Scouts’ Association

Judge urges home court to curb divorcee evil

Chicago on March 4. Judge David M. Brothers calls for an arbitration court in the home to combat a growing divorcee evil. He says reckless wives have supplanted traditional ones and that this leads to reckless mothers and serious consequences.

Chicago David M. Brothers

Best Speech by Vice President Thomas Marshall on Inauguration Day

Washington reports print the vale dictory of Thomas I Marshall as vice president, praising republican ideals, the enduring truth of the constitution, and the need for representative government while expressing gratitude for public support during eight eventful years.

Old Tom Marshall

Cardinal-to-Be Began Life as a Breaker Boy

The Philadelphia born Archbishop Dennis J. Dougherty, named cardinal by Rome, will be among the youngest in the College of Cardinals. Born August 16 1865 to Irish immigrants, he once worked as a breaker boy in a mine and pursued priestly studies in Canada, St Charles Borromeo Seminary, and the American College in Rome. Additional lines mention large worm production and the number of Chinese women in New York, but Dougherty’s early life and Rome elevation form the core details.

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