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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1921
Page
10
Tekoa Iron and Steel Plant Aims to Open
W C Hayward president of the Commerce Steel corp says Tekoa Washington will host a pig iron and steel plant with a 75 ton capacity furnace, expanding to 600 tons per day as demand grows. He claims nearby hematite ore is high quality and sufficient to support large production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tekoa
Wash
Lake Superior
W. C. Hayward
Commerce Steel Corporation
Hayward
Engineers Aid Tourist Camp Here
The Seattle chapter of the American Association of Engineers has adopted resolutions pledging cooperation to obtain better camping facilities for visiting automobile tourists, stressing the value of free accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
American Association of Engineers
College Editors to Be Guests at Game
Forty five delegates from nine colleges attending the Pacific Coast Press Association conference will be guests at the Washington Stanford game this afternoon and at the university dance tonight. The Wilkes company will perform in scenes from A Widow by Proxy with Thomas Chatterton opposite Miss Blood. Matinees are slated Sunday Wednesday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harren
Dakin
Joe Bennett
Rios
Robbie Gordone
Wilkes
Catherine Chisholm Cushing
Adelie Blood
Mies Blood
Col. ‘Jegea
The
Wilkes Company
Thomas Chatterton
Miss Blood
Gum Chew Gadfly Threatens Seattle Street Cars
City debates Reidar Gjolme Co contract to install gum vending machines on street cars. Estimated 8400 machines in use, 50 sticks sold daily per machine, 420000 sticks daily. Potential railway fund gain about 30000 dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Reidar Gjolme Co
Death of Harry Hidden A Seattle Hospital Watchman
Harry Hidden, 62, died at King County Hospital on Thursday. A longtime Seattle resident, he had worked as a hospital watchman and lived in the city for about 20 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hidden
King County Hospital
Hidden
Seattle
Health Restored Without Drugs
Do it yourself without drugs or appliances by a simple nerve method claimed to relieve constipation headaches rheumatism asthma and other ills. Zone Therapy Company offers information for a price with a money back guarantee from Los Angeles California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zone Therapy Company
West Washington St
Los Angeles
Cal
Jitneys Ignore City Ban In Seattle Streets
More than 20 jitneys kept running despite a council order banning them. Attorney W. R. Crawford said over 40 jitneys would be on the Cowen Park run next week. Carl H. Reeves warned one jitney driver could be arrested as a test of city authority to halt autobuses operating with state licenses. The buses claim interurban status though most service remains inside Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Cowen Park
W. R. Crawford
Jitney Association
Carl H. Reeves
Public Utiliies
Crawford
State Department of Public Works
Altho
Bandits Kill Man During Futile Real Estate Office HoldUp
Antone Basset te, 35, was shot and killed in Chicago during a failed holdup at the real estate office of C L. Jurks tte. He was a customer in the office when the two bandits tried to steal money but fled without securing any funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Antone Basette
C L. Jurks
Basette
Stringer Enters Not Guilty Plea in Grand Larceny Case
Stringer pleads not guilty in superior court to grand larceny. Judge Everett Smith overrules a demurrer to the information. Attorney J F Falkner asks dismissal of the charge, contending $5,962.84 was paid from county funds with federal approval. prosecutor Douglas declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Priday
John Stringer
Everett Smith
J. FP. Falkner
Stringer
Douglas
Peter Witt to Speak at Millionair Club Event in Seattle
Peter Witt, traction expert visiting Seattle from Cleveland, will address the Millionair Club Saturday night. Also scheduled are Annie and Harriet Hii, pianists. M. Merino and Mary Gillespie, vocalists. and May Jenkins, dramatic reader. A free lunch for the unemployed will follow, per club manager M. G. Johanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Witt
Seattle
Cleveland
Millionair
Annie
Harriet Hii
M. Merino
Mary Gillespie
May Jenkins
M. G. Johanson
Seattle Far Ahead of East Says Guest
S I Dahl managing director of the Central Bank of Norway in Christiania said Seattle is far ahead of the East in banking conditions and general atmosphere. He noted about 25 000 unemployed in Norway but expected little suffering this winter due to government measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. I. Dahl
Central Bank of Norway
Christiania
Seattle
Norway
Dahl
Holy Rosary Bazaar Opens Saturday in West Seattle
Holy Rosary parish in West Seattle launches a bazaar at the Arlington hotel on First Ave and University St to raise $60,000 for a new school building. The event begins Saturday night and marks the start of the fundraising campaign.
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Holy Rosary Parish
West Seattle
Arlington Hotel
First Ave
University St
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the Moore
Moore
Orpheum
Jim Toney
Ann Norman
Maurice Diamond
Helen McMahon
J Paula
Pantages
Arthur Belasco
Toney
Tiyece Ayres
Palace Hip
Apnea
Llene Ray
Laughlin
Ooselle
Pathe News
Sport Review
Tion
Jack O'Dale
Wurlitzer
University
Vraser-Patersen
Andrews
Koch Bidg
Kansas City
East
Alexander Pantages
New York
Nell McKinley
Chung Hwa
Derok Blair
Mile
Paula
Loew
Tom Brown
Thruout
America
Fred Stone
Laasses
Morriavey
Young
Grace Ayers
Brother
Jack Lyle
Hartz
Evans
Bright's
Philippine
L. Exchange Products CO
Plaza Cervantes
Manila
Resinol
Jack
Bee Palmer
al Siegel
Jack Dempsey
Miss Palmer
Garfield
Peoples Savings Bank
Second Ave
Pike 5T
van Vieck
U. S. Army
Bille
Dr. van Vieck Co
Dept
Jackson, Mich
Millionair Club
Ames Oliver Curwodd
OUR Big Hope Jones
Frank Leon
John Hamr
Oe “Lim
Jhe
North Woods
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
Aw & Ie
Blue Mouse Concert Orchestra
Emil Birnbaum
Holy Rosary Bazaar
Emil Green
Columbia
Elliott
Grrection
Tom Santschi
Lorraine
Iss du Pont
Doman
Europa
Universalo Picture
Frank Mayo
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