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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1920

Page

3

Suspected Dope Ring Man Taken in Angeles Arrest

Officers report a break in a heroin distribution ring with Verne Johnson arrested at his Washington and Marista apartment carrying over $200 worth of heroin. Authorities consider him a go between wholesalers and street dealers as they weigh penalties and possible narcotics laws. Major Frank Hutton supports a penitentiary offense for traffic in narcotics to deter pure money driven sellers.

Angeles M—F & Be Verne Johnson Washington Marista Frank & Hutton State Board of Pharmacy

Maltby Pioneer Olin Hallick Lee Dies at Home

Olin Hallick Lee a retired shingle wall operator and Maltby pioneer died Thursday at his Maltby home after a brief illness. He is survived by his widow two daughters Mrs Marie Shim of Seattle and Mrs Mael Engle of Hawaii and a son George Lee a civil engineer living in Cathlamet Washington.

Bicycle collision injures rider after rear-end car crash

A rider, W. Weaver of 2th Avenue 8, collided with Mrs. G C Hill's auto on Rain Bird Road Wednesday night. The rider was thrown over the handlebars and injured. details of the accident and residence of Mrs. Hill are incomplete.

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Hazing Halted at Naval Academy Plebes Separated

Annapolis reports hazing halted temporarily as stern measures separate plebes from upperclassmen. The move aims to curb incidents and restore order while investigations continue.

Hazing Academy Annapolis

Wealthy General Gordon Leaves Modest Funeral and Large Estate

Gordon died at 83 in Los Angeles and directed a burial in his cheapest clothes with funeral expenses not exceeding 100 pounds. His will, read in probate court, leaves about 50 000 dollars to relatives and close friends, chiefly his three children. He quoted a Chinese proverb about giving water to the living over feasting the dead.

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Bureau of Missing Relatives seeks help in locating separated individuals

The Star invites readers to report any information on missing relatives or friends listed in this column. Mise Gadie Mills of Gnealqualmia, Washington, asks for the whereabouts of Carriesent Mills, last heard from about five months ago in this city.

Star Mise Gadie Mills Gnequalmia, Wash Milla

Poles Fear Reds Will Break Word On Peace Talks

Polish officials warned that Soviet access to Crimea could spur Russia to break off permanent peace negotiations. They argued such access might convince Moscow it can reclaim territory lost in the armistice, jeopardizing the ongoing talks and signaling heightened tensions.

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