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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1921

Page

10

Boy Guilty Plea Sentences 16 Year Old to Reform School

Jack Kendall, 16, pleaded guilty to striking grocer A. L. Sweza with an iron pipe during an attempted robbery. Judge King Dykeman sent Kendall to the state reformatory for one to fifteen years after earlier being adjudged incorrigible by the juvenile court.

Dwight Seymour Christ Episcopal Church State Penitentiary King Dykeman Jack Kendall A. L. Sweza State Reformatory Kendall

Former Postal Clerk Sentenced To One Year Jail

William C. Drager a former postal clerk in the Seattle main office pleaded guilty to theft of money from the mails. Federal Judge Neterer sentenced him to one year in the county jail.

William C. Drager Posrtar Seattle Neterer

Ethel Barrymore and Husband Separated

New York reports that Ethel Barrymore and Russell Colt signed a formal separation agreement. The three children will remain under Barrymore Colt's custody, with detailed access arrangements for Mr Colt subject to the mother's approval and timing.

New York March Ethel Barrymore Russell Colt Miss Barryore William N. Cromell Nieer Barry

Tokyo Tops Cities With Most Bookshops

A report states Tokyo has more book shops than any other city, highlighting its dense literary scene and extensive publishing presence. The claim notes a vibrant network of stores, readers, and cultural institutions powering a robust book trade in the Japanese capital.

Tokyo Wyeth

Man Fined 200 for Moonshine Seizure and Vehicle Loss

Frank M. Conklin pleaded guilty before Federal Judge Neterer to violating the Volstead act. He loses his auto truck and the 156 quarts of moonshine it contained as a $200 fine is imposed.

Beaides Frank M. Conklin Neterer

Alaska Legislature Opens Session in Juneau

In Juneau the fifth territorial legislature convened with a bill filed to fill the Nome seat of KE W Burroughs who died in Seattle last week. The session marks the start of legislative business for Alaska.

Juneau March KE. W. Burroughs Nome Seattle

Constipation Remains Common Despite Different Laxatives

Many people as they age suffer chronic constipation yet treat all laxatives as alike, a misconception the piece argues against by noting variations in effectiveness and approach.

Harding Blue Inspires Spring Millinery Trends

The Rhodes Co notes how Mrs. Harding popularized a blue shade branded as Harding blue and its pe rspectrum appeal for hats. A refined display of imported millinery flowers is arranged for inspection, promising striking hat designs.

Milli Main Moor Kear

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