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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1919
Page
14
Pioneer’s Son C L Denny Dies Sudden at 58
C L Denny a Seattle pioneer and son of founder A A Denny died suddenly at his home from heart failure after breakfast. Born May 21 1861 in Seattle he helped run Calhoun Denny and Wing and served as vice president of Henry C Ewing Co and secretary of Denny Land Co. Funeral plans not yet announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Denny
Pioneer
A. A. Denny
Seattle
40Th Ave
Prospect Style
Cr. L. Denny
University of Washington
Calhoun, Denny and Wing
Henry C. Ewing Co
Denny Land Co. Mra
Denny
Minn Vdetta Chambers
Olympia, Co
L. Denny
Henry
University
Edmond 8. Meany
Universty
Radicals in Court on Anarchy Charge Arraignment Set
Radical defendants including Martin Berg Ira Cc Anderson Joe Thomas George Johnson Joe Wright William Baker E Mara and E Betty face arraignment in Superior Court Judge Boyd J Tallman on an amended information charging them with criminal anarchy The original charge was challenged by Attorney George W Vanderveer and the court ordered an amendment The first criminal anarchy hearing is scheduled for May 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd J. Tallman
Martin Berg
Ira Cc. Anderson
Joe Thomas
George Johnson
Joe Wright
William Baker
E. Mara
E. Betty
George W. Vanderveer
She Sues Over Breach of Promise in Vancouver Trial
Mrs ER P Van Delinder sues J A Richmond for 25000 breach of promise alleging he urged marriage and asked to wait six months after her divorce. She claims he wed another woman before the waiting period ended and the case goes to trial in Vancouver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Wash
ER. P. van Delinder
J. A. Richmond
Richmond
G. G. van Delinder
Link Funeral Wednesday for Charlies Link Native of Eden Ida
Funeral services for Charlies Link a former local contractor who died at 63 at his Eden Idaho ranch will be held Wednesday afternoon from the Mt Mittelstadt undertaking establishment. Link survived by a widow and three daughters. He came to Seattle in 1905.
May Take Ban Off Foreign Contracts
American shipyards may be allowed to accept foreign contracts after a Tuesday briefing to the Seattle Chamber of Commerce by Edward N. Hurley head of the United States Shipping Board. Hurley said the move follows a cable from President Wilson requesting authorization and the president’s reply text has not been released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
City adopts limit on police internment powers
An ordinance would restrict patrol officers from ordering quarantine detentions. Only the commander at headquarters may order a prievener held on quarantine charges if approved by the city council and drafted by Assistant Corporation Counsel Tom Kennedy. The health department would retain final commitment power to prevent elite arrests by patrolmen on vice or disease charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Kennedy
Health Department
Indian Breaks Away From City Stockade
Loula St. Claire a 28 year old Indian escaped from the city stockade on Beacon Hill about 6 p m Monday by shining over the fence. He had been trusted with all stockade horses and was serving a 63 day sentence from April 16. He wore the blue stockade uniform at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loula St. Claire
Beacon Hill
St. Claire
Seattle Mayor Hanson to Address National Manufacturers Meet
Seattle Mayor Ole Hanson will speak at the National Association of Manufacturers convention in New York on May 21. A. J. Rhodes acting Chamber of Commerce president says Hanson requested booster data via telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Ole Hanson
National Association of Manufacturers
New York
A. J. Rhodes
Chamber of Commerce
Hanson
Blaze at Laurelshade Ave Destroys House and Contents
A fire Tuesday morning at 2211 Laurelshade Avenue caused a total loss of the dwelling owned by McGlivern Realty Co and occupied by L. T. Barnett. The building valued at 400 and its contents at 600 were destroyed after clothing hung near a stove ignited the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurelshade Ave
McGlivrn Realty Co
L. T. Barnett
Gardener Nakao Arrested in Main Street Firewater Seizure
Nakao, 28, a gardener, was arrested in a garage at 1218 Main Street by the dry squad on Tuesday morning. Four five gallon kegs of sake, a three gallon demijohn of the same, plus empty containers were seized. Nakao held in lieu of $1,000 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nakao
Committees Named for High School Teachers League Year
Newly elected executive committee appointed two standing committees on professional and social service. Additional committees to be chosen at a meeting at the Y W C A Thursday.
Woman Held After 48 Quarts of Whisky Found
Carol city police discover 48 quarts of alleged whisky in residence at 3412 19th Ave. Alice Buchanan, 29, artist, arrested and placed in a warm cell at Central Station for Monday night detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciry Squad
19Th Ave
Alice Buchanan
Stepsure Shoes for Children and Babies First Floor Sale
Hen lit tle folks feet are fitted with Stepsure Shoes and prices listed for Baby's First Shoes in Black Kid Brown Kid Patent Leather and more. Sizes range from infant to children with styles in lace, button, canvas, and athleic pumps priced from $2.00 to $4.00 per pair. First Floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
New Storage Chests of Tennessee Cedar
New Storage Chests of Tennessee cedar feature beautiful grain fragrance and moth proofing. The shipment includes Colonial patterns with brass and copper trims and cedar lined options priced at 22.50 27.50 55.00 and 65.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Tennessee Mountain
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