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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1910
Page
3
The body of L. B. Frost, 38, a local company messenger, was discovered hanging from a door frame in his room at the Van Ness hotel. He had been dead since Monday night. Frost left no clear clues. authorities noted a possible sister in Theresa, New York.
Daughters of the G A R stage a card party tonight at the Armory Veterans hall at 8 30 PM All are invited to attend to support the veterans effort and socialize in a community event with proceeds for a good cause.
Samuel Sizer was arrested on assault charges after he left a machine and attacked two boys who had thrown mud at him wrecking his wife’s dinner gown. Patrolman East took the report on Emil Zahl and Munson Jones’s complaint. The incident happened Monday night at 12th and Priests when the Sisers were returning home from the Washington hotel.
Max Schwart a second hand dealer was arrested after police found revolvers watches knives silk and other jewelry identified as stolen from Roman Gordon owner of a second hand shop at 523 Bayview The Gordon store was robbed Monday night and the items were recovered at Schwart s place of business yesterday.
In Marshalltown Iowa on May 11 United Press reports five acres will be planted to cucumbers for a $40,000 church project. Men of the First Baptist Church will grow plant and harvest the crop under a pickle factory contract. Five additional acres will be used for potatoes.
May 11 Glasgow reports Lahm cup holder A Holland Forbes and J Yates New York astronomer wrecked near here after a long distance flight. Both are in critical condition and feared severely injured. Victoria ascended from Quincy Illinois aimed for new record before crashing groundward in Kentucky region.
Mayor Gaynor orders police action to suppress indecent stage performances in Broadway theatres. He asks the police commission to withhold renewal of the New York Theatre license until managers prove safeguards against similar productions, following last week's showing of The Girl with the Whooping Cough.
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