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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1922

Page

6

Officials Start Drive to End Crime in Northwest Meet

In Seattle a coalition of federal state county and city officers gathered at the L C Smith Building to pledge cooperation for crime suppression. Leaders from the Secret Service customs immigration and police vowed unified action and plan future multi city meetings to expand the Northwest effort with public support and press backing.

L. C. Smith United States L. S. May Revelare International Secret Service Roy Co. Lyle W. M. Whitney Lyle Luther Weedin Immigration Millard T. Hartson Customs Roy Darling Bureau of Investigation Department of Justice Thomas P. Revelle United States District Attorney Charles FP. Allen Matt Starwick Archie Hutcheson John D. Carmody Hans Damm Seattle Iar Spokane Boise Portland Thue Northwest Association of Sheriffs and Police May Northwest Association of Sheriff and Police Northwest

Funeral services for Mrs Oliva Johnston

Funeral services for Mrs Oliva Johnston aged 53 who died at her home 2512 Dexter Ave will be held Sunday at 1 p m at the Home Undertaking Co.

Oliva Johnston Dexter Ave Theresday The Home Undertaking Co

Vancouver Woman to Play Ingenue in Ghetto Themed City Play

Gertrude Reubens of Vancouver will play the ingenue in Children of the Ghetto at the Metropolitan theater on April 1. The Menorah society of the university Jewish students presents the play annually with proceeds to a student loan fund. Bursar H T Condon notes the fund of $790 loaned in under nine months to students in urgent need. last year 18 borrowed.

Gertrude Reubens Vancouver Hh. C Metropolitan Theater Menorah Society Univer Witty H. T. Condon Nociety

Southwest storm warning issued for Pacific Northwest stations

A storm moving inland from British Columbia prompted storm warnings at 7:39 a m for Washington and Oregon stations. Forecasters expect strong southwest gales to last about 24 hours from Cape Blanco north.

Washington Oregon British Columbia Cape Blanco

All Seattle Turns Irish for St Patrick's Day

More than 100 celebrations in Seattle marked St Patrick's Day with singing and dancing. The largest gathering was a 1000 attendee Ancient Order of Hibernians event at the Masonic temple. Church services and smaller meetings accompanied the celebrations citywide.

Seattle Order of Hibernians Masonic Temple

Auditor Needed on Income Taxes

An examination for an auditor in the income tax unit of the internal revenue bureau will be held May 3. Entrance salaries range from 1800 to 3000 dollars a year. Information may be obtained at 3063 Pont office building Seattle.

Bureau of Internal Revenue United States Civil Service Department Pont Seattle

Spelling Match Winners Named at McGilvra School

Joe Molyneux leads Ben Huell's team to victory in a McGilvra school spelling contest lasting an hour and a half. Team members were Molyneux, Vivian Pohlman, Robert Diewig, and Wilson Loomis with Esther Loehr the last to be spelled down on the opposing side.

Joe Molyneux McGilvra School Ben Huell Vivian Pohlman Robert Diewig Wilson Loomis Esther Loehr

Unite City and County on Almshouse Plan Urged

A damaged almshouse post fire prompts calls for a combined county city hospital and detention home under one roof. Proposals cite Los Angeles as a model with a 66 acre campus, a county farm, and prison labor replacement by paid farm work. Officials note funding limits and warn farm operations fail when sheriffs’ offices clash.

Mr. Hameau King County Los Angeles Almahouse

Solons aghast at ship board declaration

Washington mourns a clash over tonnage policy as the shipping board calls for 125.6 million dollars to loan for new ships while admitting a glut exists. Congress questions when to stop and whether markets are saturated as 125,000 deadweight tons are urged to be built now.

Washington Congress Shipping Board U. S New Shipping Board

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