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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1921
Page
12
No relief was seen in the mine tie-up which has closed most of the state’s mines and left 2,600 workers idle. Operators insist on the new wage scale with a 23 percent reduction, while Ernest Newsham calls for a national settlement. Both sides seek arbitration as a possible solution.
Old man week at the license bureau reports sues wedding permits. Francia H Calder 74 of Renton obtained a license to wed Creilla B Overton 68. Overton elder of Calder's late wife who died after 62 years married life.
Governor Hart vetoed the revised Blue Sky law aimed at stopping securities fraud and wildcat schemes. He blocked a 13,500 dollar appropriation to fund the act and has not yet explained the veto or its rationale.
Eugene will host the American Legion state convention on July 1 and 3. Commander Hew Derris of the Eugene post is named chairman of the convention committee and will select his co workers.
George B. Warren aged 9 died Wednesday at a Columbus sanatorium. He lived at 4520 Bagley Avenue. Funeral services are set for 1 p.m. Friday at Ronney Watson's.
Col. Oren B. Meyer will address the Chamber of Commerce members at the Masonic club room in the Arcade building Friday noon. He heads the general intermediate army depot newly separated from the San Francisco office. The event marks a notable cross year of wartime logistics and local business support.
James Larsen of Spokane testifies that lead poisoning ruined his stomach and work. He credits Taniac with stopping griping and nausea, rebuilding his health, and keeping him from missing work. Sold by Bartell Drug Stores in Seattle and Brooks & Son in Kennydale.
Chicago March 17 Dr William J Hickson head of the pay chopathic laboratory says Baby Gloria O Dell and her parents James and Pearl should escape punishment for the killing of Edward J Kneip. He notes petitions to pardon Mrs O Dell and argues the child should not be in prison and calls for a scientific test to determine her mental state.
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Emerson aged 61 are set for 3 p m Friday at Bonney Wat son. She died Monday at her home 3322 Hunter Ave leaving a family of relatives and friends.
A conversation urges Mayme to spruce up before job hunting and promotes Cherry's Liberal credit store. The dialogue touts affordable suits and dresses at 207 Rialto Building on Second Ave between Madison and Spring, claiming a new wardrobe can lead to a new job.
Kar Lehman, described as father of three, pleaded guilty to a statutory charge involving his conduct with a young girl and received a 10 to 25 year sentence before Judge King Dykeman on Wednesday afternoon.
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