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25 Mar 1921
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Seattle Star in Seattle, Washington
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1921
Page
1
Our Pet Peeves Raising His Baby Too Much Advice
A city editor vents over unsolicited parenting tips and moralizing advice about his newborn daughter. He recalls constant recommendations on formula milk feeding and pigeon toe concerns, arguing most guidance is final, contradictory, and nitpicking. The writer predicts future readers will admire those who ignore such rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Tom
Extradition drama ends as Michelev seized in Vancouver case
Harold Michelev, 28, Russian manufacturer, captured after evading extradition in Vancouver and sent to Chicago to face two indictments for a whisky swindle. He allegedly took 31200 by posing as an accredited government agent to dispense medicinal whisky. The fraud occurred in August 1920. victims went to a warehouse and found a mortuary instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B.cc
Harold Michelev
Morgan Colling
Sergt
Harry Nader
Chicago
Michelev
Michelevy
Micheley
Los Angeles
California
Collins
Sergt. Nade
M. J. Rider
Hunter
Michelew
Dominion
Blaine
Morguf
Sergt. Nadel
Illinois
Altho
Physicians Called To His Home In Washington
Former President Wilson suffered a sharp indigestion attack after lunch today. Doctors Cary T Grayson and Sterling Ruffin attended him and he responded quickly. Officials said the episode was not serious and not a lasting setback to his improving condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Cary T. Grayson
Sterling Ruffin
Widow Sues Agents Over Husband’s Fatal Shooting
Mrs Lena A Hedderly sues three federal revenue agents for 7500 damages in Portland Oregon alleging they shot and killed her husband during a bootlegger escape attempt on September 10. The defendants named are William R Wood J J Biggine and Delazon C Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Lena A. Hedderly
Federal Revenue
William R Wood
J. J. Biggine
Delazon C. Smith
Spring Feeling Draws Homebuyers To Acreage
The passage invites readers to imagine country living and owning land on the Classified Page of The Star. It suggests bright sunny acres and tract options, noting many small parcels for sale and endorsing the suburban idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Woman Tries to Pay With Wrong Money Order at Café
A Chauncey Wright restaurant proprietor, Jack Martin, accepted two $10 bills from a woman who then revealed a $29 money order was intended to pay $20. He confronted her after realizing the discrepancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Martin
Chauncey Wright
Removal Papers for Sugar Theft Suspect
Removal papers for Harry Graves, wanted in Helena Montana for allegedly stealing 178 sacks of sugar from an interstate shipment, were issued Friday before U S Commissioner Robert McClelland. Graves was removed from a Pine Funnel liner in Seattle by deputy U S Marshal Albert Rooks after escape attempts in Canada in January 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Graves
Helena
Mont
United States
Robert €. McClelland
Graves
Seattle
Albert Rooks
Canada
U. S. Debating Russian Trade Policy
Washington March 25 The administration nears a decision on policy toward Russia as officials expect an announcement defining the move toward free trade relations with Soviet Russia. The State Department provided the information as the government weighs its options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russia
State Department
Wealthy Tradesman Killed in Ireland
Cork report says John Cathcart, wealthy businessman and managing director of the Paleey company, was shot in his home by unknown assailants. A placard reading convict ed spy was left near the body, and authorities pursue leads in this violent crime with Magliah connections noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
John Cathcart
Cathcart
Paleey Company
Novelists Question Real Love Proposals in Six Climaxes
Cynthia Grey asks Star readers to judge six romance climaxes from popular novels. Excerpts include passages from Soldiers of Fortune by Richard Harding Davis and The Heart of Virginia Keep by Edwin Baird among others, illustrating varied real life proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Grey
Soldiers of Fortune
Richard Harding Davin
Tomber
Arnold
Virginia Keep
Edwin Baird
Good Friday events and local notices from Seattle area
Wommer column notes Good Friday events including Plymouth church concert at 8 p.m. and a church program. Brief items report missing youths ages 16 and 13 in Bremerton and a plan for Mother and daughter banquets May 3 and 4. Other items cover city council talks, a fire department alarm near Rialto, a federal indictment against Frank J. Arnold, and a court case verdict for Wong Poy Wing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremerton
Millie Price
Dessie Walton
Carroll, Cohen, Fitzgerald
New
Chamber of Commerce
Rialto
Poland
Dr. A
Juris
Educational Center
18Th Ave
Main St
Skagit
Wwiset
Methodist
Westminster Presbyterian
Frank JL. Arnold
Seattle
California
Council Streets and Sewers Committee
Murray
Woodland Park
Charles Thorgarsen
Denver
Westlake Ave
Lenora St
Nine Balloonists Missing Over Gulf After Pensacola Flight
Navy reports say a balloon with five men aboard vanished from Pensacola naval air station on Tuesday. A shore search covers the Gulf of Mexico while authorities fear the crew may have been lost. The home addresses of the five men are released, with pilot George B. Wilkinson of Houston leading the mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Pensacola
Fla
Naval Air Station
Navy Department
al Tho
Gulf of Mexico
Naval Air
Gulf
Panama City
Pla
George B. Wilkinson
Marine Corps
Wilkinson
Houston
Texas
Russell Vernon
Pifend
Helleville HL
Edward L. Keershaw
Payne, la
John O. Elder
Lebanon
N. Y
William H. Trefey
Salem
Mase
Emanuel Weitz Cleared on Federal Booze Charges
A federal jury Thursday afternoon exonerated Emanuel Weitz of alcohol related charges, delivering a verdict after deliberations that cleared him of the accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Weitz
Aviator Coney Falls In Plane Crash Near Crowville
Lieut William Devoe Coney on a coast to coast flight from Pablo Beach Florida to San Diego California crashed near Crowville Louisiana at 730 this morning He suffered a dislocated spine and may die Doctors Darrell and Winn attend him He is being cared for in a farmhouse on Lanier land and cannot be moved to a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
William Devoe Coney
Pablo Beach
Fla
San Diego
Cal
Crowville
Darrell and
Winn
Coney
Lanier
Young 'Badmen' Seek Mother After Spokane Arrest
Bill Davis aged 17 and Bernard Sheridan aged 19, both of Spokane, were arrested by Patrolman O I Cameron for possession of a loaded revolver while lurking near an apartment alley late Thursday. They reportedly long to return home to “mama” and likely will be sent home with another chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Davis
Bernard Sheridan
Spokane
Mama
Cameron
Twenty four miners killed in Kukla Moravian mine blast
CARLSBAD March 26 Twenty four miners died in a mine explosion at Kukla Moravian town after a fire sparked the blast. Rescue and investigation teams moved to the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsbad
Kukla
Corner of Third Avenue and Pike Open to Traffic
D W Henderson railway superintendent said the Third avenue and Pike corner will reopen to vehicle traffic by next Wednesday after track repairs. Traffic will not be routed there for two to three weeks to allow cement under the rails to harden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ave
Pike Et
D. W. Henderson
Henderson
Roberts Case: Attorney Claims Client Guilty Denial
In federal court Tom Page defends Billy Roberts accused of operating a still. Judge imposes thirty day sentence and a $300 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Page
Billy Roberts
High-Ups to Fly High to Vancouver
Sheriff Matt Starwich will travel by seaplane from Beat Up to Vancouver British Columbia on May 1. Invitations to Gov. Hart Mayor Caldwell and other prominent officials will be extended for the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Starwich
Beat Up
Vancouver
B. C
Gov
Hart
Caldwell
Gets Two Millions Will Help Others
Cheyenne report: L C Lesher, a Thermopolis teamster who ran away from home in youth, inherits two million dollars from his wealthy shipowner father. He plans to build a park for children and a home for broken down laborers while remaining in the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
L. C. Lesher
Thermopolis
California
Soa
Lesher
Teamster's Union
Laborere
Seattle Promoter Arrested Over Co-operative Homes
SALEM March 26 R D McFarlane promoter of cooperative apartment houses is under arrest charged with obtaining money under false pretenses. Authorities in Seattle Mount Vernon Bellingham Walla Walla and other Washington points have no information on McFarlane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
R. D. McFarlane
Mount Vernon
Bellingham
Seattle
Walla Walla
Washington
Isom White Death Warrant Set for May 20
Judge Ralph Bell fixed the execution date for Isom White at May 20 after death warrants were signed. Governor Hart faced mass petitions urging clemency as White, 19, and another boy killed taxi driver Lee Linton on November 11, 1919, with White to be moved to Walla Walla.
Record Easter Attire Spending Tops Two Hundred Million
New York March 25 Father faced a bill of more than 200 million dollars for mother’s Easter attire. Women across the United States spent about that much in the last two weeks on silks and satins. James Goold, retail editor of Women’s Wear, calls it the greatest Easter buying season in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
James Goold
Women's Wear
Goold
Tragic Fall from Fourth Floor After Ill-Fated Rescue Attempt
J Louis Johnson of Duluth attempt to save wife Lene Johnson as she climbed from a fourth story window at the New Ablington hotel 1017 First Ave. Her skirt ripped. she fell five stories to the alley pavement. Johnson died en route to hospital. his body later taken to the county morgue. The couple had recently traveled from Duluth with others to Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oraime
Lena Johnson
Ablington
Cecil
First Ave
J. Louis Johnson
Duluth
Misny
A. J. Hil
J. D. Landis Quain
Johnson
Johnsons
Portland
M. Johnson
Job Rilse
Horn
Second Ave
Johmson
Debs Pardoning Hinted After Cabinet Meeting
General Daugherty signaled a recommendation to the President for a pardon of socialist leader V. Debs, jailed for 10 years in Atlanta. Cabinet members planned full discussion on the proposal during their meeting. Daugherty’s recent conference with Debs was viewed as a final step in the review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daugherty
Poeschl Murder Trial Deliberations Ongoing
Portland March 25 jurors in the Poeschl murder case remain out after retiring at 2:30 a.m. yesterday. Poeschl, famed for a South Portland train wreck rescue later honored with a state medal, faced Schnabel who he hired as attorney to sue the railroad and later accused of betrayal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poeschl
Portland
J . Poeschl
Charles J. Schnabel
Multnomah County Court House
Schnabel
Wounded Once and a Half in Police Court Tale
Fred Perrone testified in a police court about a street gang incident after a dispute with his wife. He claimed a gun fired during the confrontation, wounding him in the hip pocket as he reached for an assailant. Judge Gordon suspended the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Perrone
Ewart
Frank Mylend
Herry Leachman
Meagher
Peronne
Fred
Macarther
Deesa
John B. Gordon
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