Seattle Star Directory Bicycle Repairs Listing
RoHy Lundgren repairs bicycles at Snell Bicycles located at Times 4 Main 4917. Stewart is also mentioned in the directory entry.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1919
Page
6
RoHy Lundgren repairs bicycles at Snell Bicycles located at Times 4 Main 4917. Stewart is also mentioned in the directory entry.
Berlin reports that former Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg described Wilson as a sphinx whom Germany could not guess, as the Reichstag invest igating committee heard testimony. He said Germany doubted Wilson could deliver peace and questioned his intentions toward Germany. Zimmerman echoed that Wilsons December 1916 peace offer would be poorly received due to American munitions shipments to the Allies.
Lireweter Cigar Store at 400 Union Street reported a break in early Wednesday. Thieves entered the premises and stole 120 in cash with 40 hidden under the counter. Manager RR C Smith notified police. Officer Welch found the door open and set a police lock.
Chief Joel F. Warren investigated Wednesday after Patrolmen A G Ford and R K Peay faced charges by C E Patton of Madison Park alleging they recklessly drove their car into Patton. Patton was arrested as a reckless driver and tried in police court Tuesday afternoon. Judge Gordon deferred sentence pending Warren’s investigation after an accident at Jackson St and Railroad Ave Sunday afternoon left both cars damaged.
In Seattle, five year old Mary Coyle presents a seven by three foot check for one dollar from her National Bank of Commerce account to the Red Cross at 315 University street. Police Chief Warren acts as escort as Miss Coyle joins the Seattle chapter, with two messengers and public safety officers assisting.
No conferences were held between master builders and Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service on Wednesday to regain closed shop conditions. Master builders say there are no new developments and no mediation needed as union and non union men are treated alike. Builders returned to work after a two month strike and adopted an open shop policy.
John Kendell, 16, of Des Moines, is being held by police for a wide confession of robberies in Seattle over the past weeks. He reportedly admitted stealing $15 from Sallee Bros bakery at Fremont avenue on September 1, and breaking into Sunnyside Drug Store at N. 45th and Meridian, plus a shop at Blewett street owned by C J McCuchen. Officers found $24.72 and a file on the youth when arrested.
Spokane voters appeared divided as precincts remained incomplete and totals mixed on a measure to authorize the city council to study hydro electric sites for municipal power. With about 14 000 votes cast, the proposition was believed to have lost by 39 votes, though final tallies could still sway the outcome. Incumbents J Argall and Leonard Funk were reelected as city commissioners by solid margins.
J F Goodwin a 16 year old passenger on a Broadway street car seeks 40000 in a suit filed in superior court for the loss of a foot. The accident occurred May 13 at Eighth avenue and Pine street when a Capitol Hill car ran away down Priest street and crashed into the smaller coach.
Conductor Al Barton charged with pocketing a passenger dime will recover $250 bail wrongfully forfeited in justice court. He had arranged with Deputy Prosecutor W. W. Mount to continue the case and will be tried.
In Grand Rapids Wisconsin on November 5 a local mill reports producing potato flour that surpasses the quality of potato flour made and used in Germany during the war. This advancement highlights regional industrial vigor and shifts in starch production.
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