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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1921
Page
2
Denver judge opted a $500 fine over a year in jail for contempt after Lindsey refused to disclose confidences in the Neal Wright murder case. A final arraignment is set for Saturday as Lindsey indicated he may pay the fine rather than serve the jail term.
Bremerton reports Rear Admiral Harry A. Field will become commandant of the yard on March 1. The U S B and B appointment and the Frederick’s departure April 23 to serve as flagship for the Pacific fleet are noted. A new yard commandant is not expected for several months. Moscow Idaho reports Dr A H Upham installed as president of the University of Idaho.
An advertising notice urges low income shoppers to visit Cherry’s at 207 Rialto Building Second Ave between Madison and Spring to take advantage of sweeping reductions in the men’s department and storewide low prices with extended payment options. The appeal centers on affordable pretty things and stock from Tom and Josephine’s era.
A man was unhurt after a Porter Baking Co truck struck him near Third and Fourth avenues and Pike and Union streets. Earlier a boy suffered a bruise when he ran from a jitney into a car driven by Frank Len of Kirkland at 27th Avenue and Jackson Street.
Mrs Sarah E Malson, 74, died Wednesday at her home 1930 38th Ave North. Funeral services were set for 3 p m Thursday at Tabernacle Baptist Church.
In Bordeaux on March 31 a widow named Cageaux entered her 11 year old daughter's bedroom, sprinkled petrol on the bed, and set fire. The daughter woke, tried to flee, was struck with an iron bar, and rescued in serious condition. The mother is believed to have killed herself. A body resembling hers was found on railway tracks.
In Woosung China residents flock to view the electric street lighting system installed by the Pao Ming Electric Light Co, backed by American service. Homes are billed at $1 per light monthly in U.S. currency.
Chicago March 31 Helen Audrey, married twice at age 16, seeks annulment from Paul Greenwood and Merle Hackett after eloping with both in rapid succession. She alleges both marriages void due to her age and accuses them of nonsupport.
Natchez Mississippi reports that Lieutenant William D. Coney of List aero squadron died after a fateful flight last Friday. His body will be sent to Brunswick Georgia for funeral services Saturday.
Advertisement urging readers to bring home Boldt's French pantry items. The notice emphasizes a quick, practical purchase for busy households.
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