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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1921

Page

4

Franklin Lane Dies Sudden at St Marys Hospital

Franklin K Lane secretary of the interior under Wilson died at St Marys hospital Rochester after heart disease and a recent operation. Mayo performed the operation and said angina pectoris caused the death. Lane's wife Mrs Lane and brother-in-law were called as his condition deteriorated and he passed away before family could reach his room.

Rochester Minn Franklin K. Lane President Wilson St. Mary's Hospital Lane W. J. Mayo Mayo Frank K. Lane Tacoma Daily News California San ‘Ee United States Intercommerce Commission Wilson Pan-American Petro and Transport Co Chicago

Thief Routed by Screaming Woman

Mrs Luella Sparling woke to a burglar crawling through her bedroom window and her loud shouting frightened the intruder away. Patrols searched the area but found nothing. The prowler, described as a small man in gray clothing, stole nothing.

Luella PD Sparling John W. Sparling 38Th Ave

Man Ends Own Life as Ambulance Arrives

J. A. Beholl, 41, a retired trainman, shot himself at his home rather than wait for transport to city hospital. He had suffered tuberculosis and was being taken back to the hospital after a relapse. He was unmarried with no relatives in the city, coroner W. H. Corson said.

City Hospital J. A. Beholl Scholl W. H. Corson

Shoes costy trip for special footwear in Grand Junction

Mrs J L Cockrill needs special shoes so she and her husband drove 1000 miles from Eureka West to Grand Junction Colorado for a local shoemaker fitting. The trip and shoes cost about 250 dollars.

Grand Junction Colo J. L. Cockrill Eureka Wev

Education costs defend Roosevelt High at Seattle club meeting

Henry R. King, Seattle school board member, told the Weekly meeting of the Seattle Advertising club Tuesday that the public demands expensive schooling for children and defended Roosevelt High School against attacks over its cost.

Henry R. King Seattle Advertising Club King Roosevelt High School

Tiny Traffic Cop Keeps Big City Moving

Traffic officer A H Petri short of height 6 feet 3 inches, relieved for 10 minutes by Julius Dorenyt, a 26 inch tall regular cop, at Second Ave and Pine St as motorists and pedestrians watched. Julius, a member of the Singer midget troupe, directs with a sharp sign and a calm, firm voice keeping order at a busy intersection. He was born in Benc Hungary 24 years ago and lives with eight apartment mates near McKay.

Second Ave Prie St A. H. Petri Julius San Francisco Altho Petri Moore Benc Hungary McKay Seventh Pine Fairyland

Government to Clear Paradise Valley with Steam Shovel

The government plans to use a steam shovel to remove heavy snow drifts on the Paradise Valley road in Rainier National Park. The road is expected to be open to traffic by June 25.

Paradise Valley Rainier National Park

Spiritism student found dead in Atwood hotel room

William Van Waters, 66, a devoted student of spiritualism, was found dead Tuesday night in his room at the Atwood hotel on First Ave and Priest. A note tied to his effects said he suffered heart failure and requested burial or cremation at the county poor farm.

William van Waters Atwood First Ave

Spotted Horse Sued Over $40 Cow Case

In Aberdeen North Dakota May 18 a U S district court heard Chief One Bull seek $40 from Joshua Spotted Horse after claiming a cow once owned by him in judicio passed through Jack Growler and was butchered by Spotted Horse. Chief One Bull, nephew of Sitting Bull, argues Growler lacked right to sell the animal.

Aberdeen United States District Court Chief One Bull Joshua Spotted Horse One Bull Sitting Bull Jack Growler Spotted Horse Growler

Poison Candy Fatal in Chicago Suburb Case

Poisoned candy caused a child death and left seven others seriously ill in Chesham a Chicago suburb. Margaret Penny six bought candy with a dime from Alexander Carlson and shared it with neighbors. Freeman Doolittle died as officers held Carlson for investigation.

Chicago Chesham Margaret Penny Alexander Carlson Freeman Doolittle Carlson

Bitten by Dog, Boy of 7 Is Dead

Seven year old Charles Howard died in a Sacramento hospital after a dog bite. The dog is believed rabid amid a recent spike in rabies cases in the area. Health department officials are conducting a suppression campaign and humane efforts continue.

Sacramento Charles Howard Health Department

Child Wife In Murder Trial In Missouri

In Farmington Missouri a 14 year old married woman Mrs Letta Parsons faces a murder trial in juvenile court for shooting her six year old step daughter. The case probes the effects of a deprived childhood in Iron Mountain and asks whether a mental condition or temper sparked the tragic act.

Farmington Letta Parsons Iron Mountain John Parsons Lily Wix

Japan May Quit Vladivostok Reported by Kinney

Tokyo reports a conference of Japanese government representatives in Asia favors withdrawing troops from Vladivostok while keeping forces in Amur and Saghalien. The May 16 to weeklong talks include cabinet members Korea Shantung Tokyo officials and the Pekin envoy. Secret proceedings aim to harmonize civil and military Asia policy and avoid cross purpose in foreign and war offices.

Tokyo Vladivostok Amur Saghalien Asia Korea Shantung Pekin Japan Foreign Office War Office China

Hawaii Seeks Chinese Workers To Challenge Japanese Labor

A Hawaii commission arrived in San Francisco on its way to Washington to press for admitting Chinese labor to the islands. They will present to President Harding and officials the Japanese control of labor in Hawaii, arguing that strikes threaten starvation. The commission includes Territorial Senators J A Wise Harold Wright Charles Wright and Judge F Hatch.

San Francisco Hawaiian Islands Honolulu Washington Harding J. A. Wise Harold Wright Charles Wright Judge F. Hatch

Robbery at Ninth Ave and Howell Station

FE. Chapel Standard Oil clerk reports a single bandit held up the station at Ninth Ave and Howell Street Tuesday night and took $23. In San Francisco Mrs F B Feist attempted suicide after a failed reconciliation with her husband and is recovering after swallowing rat poison.

Chapel Standard Oil Company Ninth Ave Howell ,Tt Ban Francisco Mra. F. B. Feist

Women’s pump sale in calfskin vici kid and patent

For women who can wear A s double A s triple A s or B s in sizes 214 to 9 this is a wonderful opportunity to buy fine calfskin vici kid or patent leather pumps and Oxfords from famous makes.

Fabric Sale Card From Oxford Madras Patterns

A brief shopping notice advertises shirtings at 30 cents per yard with Oxford and Madras fabrics in splendid patterns. Lengths available up to 20 yards in a fabric floor third listing.

Oxford Madras del Monte

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