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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1921
Page
5
Ford negotiates rapid terms under 714 in a deal involving GooDb Ser. Details hint at shortened timelines and potential adjustments to service conditions amid terse negotiations.
The Surrogate Court in New York lists a tract of about 70 acres on the easterly side of 36th Ave and West Juneau, with Hollyet as boundary, suitable for subdivision. Mercantile Trust Co. handles inquiries. other listings include 10 acre rural parcels near King County with water access, pine and berry potential, offered by local brokers and banks at varied prices and terms.
The Seattle Star directory lists numerous law firms and attorneys at addresses in the Burke Building, Second Avenue, and nearby blocks. It includes patent lawyers, accountants, lenders, and service providers like carpet cleaning, piano tuning, and jewelry loans, with contact details and establishment years.
Writ of habeas corpus secured by counsel E. P. Donnelly stays the deportation of Yuichiro Goto a Japanese national who recently finished a one year sentence at McNeil Island Deportation proceedings are paused pending further action by the authorities.
Councilman Fitzgerald's ordinance would appropriate $20,000 to continue work on the Skagit power project. It was reported out of the utilities committee Thursday with a favorable recommendation. Bahia grass imported to Florida from Brazil is claimed to have high nutritional value.
Local contractor lL P Relling was arrested after a roadside ride with a hod carrier by instruction from a police officer. The court slip cited using the boulevard for commercial purposes, a charge that left Relling and Judge Gordon puzzled as the arresting officer did not appear.
Sinn Fein envoy Os Monde, claimed to seek entry to Australia and New Zealand, was seen aboard the Makura in Vancouver. He has been denied admission to various locations and may attempt U S entry, said John H. Sargent, acting immigration commissioner in Seattle, who had no official word on Os Monde.
A coroner's jury ruled Theo Eckart 12 and Eddy Sr. were killed in an un avoidable accident on Rai nier avenue. The verdict calls for paving both sides of the street to remedy hazard and reduce future collisions.
Police rushed to the home of Mrs. J. Vandermark at 3313 Fuhrman Ave early Thursday after she reported two drunken men prowling nearby. She said the pair had been staggering from house to house and left in a large automobile after crashing into another car.
Local Zionists will celebrate Weizmann Membership Day next Sunday honoring Dr. Chaim Weizmann head of the world Zionist organization. He is due to arrive from Kingland that day. A mass meeting will be held Sunday evening at the Educational Center 18th ave and Main st.
Charges for the use of the stadium for all future events were announced Wednesday by Graduate Manager Darwin Meisnest. The student board of control fixed a permanent rate scale with a maximum charge of 500 dollars and 10 percent of gross receipts. The Barbary horse, ancestor of thoroughbreds, is said to derive from the zebras of North Africa.
Cattle leader Joseph R. Manning reports recall petitions against Governor Hart have been mailed from Olympia and should be in the secretary of state’s office. He says citizens from across the state continue to send letters offering help, including G O Toriger of Everett who pledges support and urges publication.
Brig. Gen. Maurice Thompson announced orders from Gov. Hart to relocate the adjutant general's office to Olympia. The move, to occur before June, stems from a civil code provision enacted by the legislature.
Harry R. Belt received a two year sentence at McNeil Island penitentiary after a federal jury found him guilty of a Mann act violation for taking a 17 year old girl from La Grande Oregon to Seattle for immoral purposes.
Harry Tander recounts the final ceremony that made him a knight. The king thanked him for his services to the country and Tander exits the chamber with his wife who kisses him warmly.
Annie Edson Taylor, first and only woman to survive Niagara Falls, is living in poverty in Lockport after years of fame. She is old, blind and孤 without friends, convinced fortune no longer follows fame.
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