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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1921
Page
7
The council shelved Mayor Caldwell's street car probe report. It was referred to the committee of the whole and never acted upon as the docket was cleaned. Quotes questioned its value, with officials mocking the appraisal and noting the matter dropped.
WILL M. CRESSY famous over seas entertainer Mrs. Creasy and Alice Lloyd will be special guests at a luncheonWednesday noon at the Y M C A.
County commissioner Tom Dobson, previously ill after an operation ten days ago, was rushed from his home to Virginia Mason hospital Monday night following a relapse. His condition is described as serious.
Boy Scouts will perform kitchen police for the Puritan Maids at a mothers and daughters dinner at Prospect Congregational church Thursday at 6 30 pm. The Puritan Maids helped the Scouts with the fathers and sons dinner. Mexico City Three Mexicans killed in train wreck near Quertaro.
The advertisement promotes Pyramid Pile Suppositories to relieve itching bleeding or protruding piles. It claims availability anywhere in the U S or Canada for a 60 cent box and urges readers to request a free sample with name and address.
The Cambridge period design bed from Simmons Beds promises silent support with square steel tubing and pressed steel corner locks. Available in Ivory White decorative colors and hardwood effects.
In Chicago on March 15 the majority of American railroads oppose abrogation of the national agreement, according to union leader Bert M. Jewell. Attorneys Frank F. Walsh and others prepare to present evidence before the United States Railroad Labor Board Friday as executives testify, with Walsh accusing Morgan and Gary influenced groups of backing Atterbury to crush the unions.
John A. Lawson aged 18 was arrested by sheriff's deputies after alighting the Kirkland ferry on a charge of ransacking the home of Dr and Mrs C R Cuasden at Yarrow several hours earlier.
Mrs Annie Abrahamson a widow and a jury in Judge Calvin Hall's court agreed her heart was broken but clashed over damages. She asked 20000 dollars and received 1 dollar in compensation. She had sued BD A Marshall a businessman for marrying another woman after a promised marriage Marshall denied the charges.
Miss Fay Pagstrom, 12, stenographer, joined Wilbur Haskell, 20, on a robbery "for a lark" January 4. She won deferred liberty and a suspended one year county jail sentence after pleading guilty to carrying concealed weapons before Judge King Dykeman.
Judge Everett Smith issues notice during the Renfro divorce. property at 48th Avenue North is awarded to Mrs. Renfro. The ruling includes tax obligations for the formerly married couple and references ongoing tax concerns raised in the Seattle proceeding.
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