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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1920
Page
9
Airfield activity rises with Eddie Hubbard's fast Boeing run from the city to Bremerton and back in under an hour. Naval officers use seaplane taxis, while Dave Logg and A M Nachtwey demonstrate urban delivery potential with 25 flights to Stanwood aboard a Curtiss JM4.
George W Bullard’s mother May Bullard is sought by Mrs Latitia Livengood of Cowildie Yakima county for news of her son. J W Walker of Sidney Neb asks Mayor Caldwell for information about Mrs William R Carruthers through The Star Missing Relative bureau. F W Seates of Rosedale NJ seeks details on Jeane R Seates. Barth Reno of Columbia Indiana noted. Seattle police informed a father’s illness prompts return home.
May 22 at San Quentin. The confessed killer known as Bluebeard Watson faces a social reckoning among fellow inmates. His fate may hinge on acceptance or isolation as he endures daily life in the yard and in the mill, with fear and frailty shaping his reception.
Judge Everett Smith dismissed a $1,000 suit by grocer B A Kronich against Weldon V Champneys for an ear pulling incident at 320 Summit Ave. Kronich, refused entry to the apartment, allegedly had his ear pulled as he was escorted out.
Rainy weather forces postponement of the annual May fete on campus from Friday to next Wednesday at 4 p.m. The event, under the authority of the university W C A, features a program adapted from Hawthorne's Paradise of Children by Margaret Coffin.
Rainier National Park officials announce Rainier Park Inn at Longmire Springs will open Sunday May 30 two weeks ahead of the official season. Paradise Inn in Meradive Valley remains slated for June 26 opening. Road work along the Nisqually Canyon is underway but travel is possible. Lieutenant Elmer J. Noble, of Company D 264th Infantry, 91st Division, killed near Bois de Cheppy France Sept 26 1918, is posthumously awarded the Distinguished Service Cross.
The Beattie chapter of the American Association of Engineers expressed approval of Vivian M. Carkeek's proposed state constitutional amendment to consolidate county and city government. The bill, drafted by Carbeck, will be presented to the next legislature at the Friday Fine Arts hall meeting.
Willis T. Patcheller of the Seattle chapter of the American Institute of Electrical Pioneers spoke at a Saturday noon session in the Good Eats cafeteria. The meeting, before the Committee of 48, focused on public ownership of water powers and related policy implications.
Many persons were killed and wounded in pogroms in Budapest and Szolnok, 54 miles southeast of Budapest, on Tuesday and Wednesday, according to an Exchange Telegraph dispatch transmitted via Vienna.
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