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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1921
Page
9
In New York on March 4, Dick Landon Yale star and Olympic high jump record holder, and Alice Lord Olympic swimmer, are to be married in Jung. Their romance began aboard the Princess Matoika last summer during the American team’s voyage to Antwerp.
FAIRBANKA Alaska March 24 The McKenzie river oilfield is described as 200 miles long and wide by Rampart House official C Dodson. Imperial Oil Co. is said to have struck a gusher at 800 feet with flow around 1000 barrels per hour.
Motorists using the green license plates after April 1 face arrest, declares L. D. Conrad head of the motor license division. Temporary white license cards will be issued by county auditors after April 1 if autoists have not yet received permanent license plates.
Henry Wilson of Mineral Washington reports long stomach trouble and low appetite ended after using Taniac. He claims improved appetite, no headaches or dizziness, better sleep, and weight gain. He credits Taniac with restoring energy and strength and notes Bartel Cros Stores Beattie and Brooks & Son Kennydale sell the medicine.
Will Cressy vaudeville headliner sued for 26000 damages by Pierce Sanitarium over a Rotary Club speech calling the institution dirty and cheerless. Complaint cites his alleged malice and a quoted remark about boys at the facility. Papers served as he prepared to board a train for San Francisco with Mrs. Cressy and Miss Alice Lloyd.
In San Francisco March 24 Western Pacific general manager EW Mason said no wage reductions would take effect without labor board approval. The road has not agreed with unskilled workers, delaying any cut, while Southern Pacific may follow suit awaiting the board’s ruling.
The national comic magazine reports the college wits contest at the University of Washington named winners Fllen Metiuinness 33, Frank Weatty 22, Maurice Amiott 13, Mark Flann 26, Don Meermann Ti, and Frank Loker 22 in a judges’ feet competition.
Patton and Dick Russell, convicted with Ed Magen on house theft, were transported to McNeil Inland penitentiary Wednesday afternoon by Deputy U. S. Marshal BE. R. Tobey. Ed Carey, the remaining defendant, is expected to surrender today.
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