Police Warnings Urge Caution on Snowy Streets
Chief W. H. Searing warns pedestrians to check crossing visibility and beware skidding cars. Homeowners are advised to clear snow from roofs as heavy buildup risks collapse.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1921
Page
1
Snowstorm Tightens Seattle Traffic and Forecasts
Snow blanketed Seattle with 1.6 inches by 7:30 am and more to come as cold belt from British Columbia to Minnesota holds. Weather bureau notes four inches at Yakima and 30 inches at Martin, while trains face delays and roads become slick amid ongoing snowfall and drifting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Weather Bureau
Yakima
Northern Pacific
Martin
Cascade Divide
B.C
Minnesota
British Columbia
Washington
Oregon
Zere
Havre
Mont
Cascades
Storm Warning Issued for Northwest Coast Areas
The weather bureau warns of a large storm approaching the North Pacific coast. Southeast storm warnings are ordered at all stations in Oregon, Washington, and the Juan de Fuca straits. Expect strong southeasterly gales today and tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pacific Coast
Oregon
Washington
Straits of Juan de Fuca
Opening exhibit at Seat te Art Club amid quirky notes
A collage of local squibs and jokes runs through the piece from Seattle including arts opening at Seat te Art Club, remarks on Henry Ford and tin battleships, boxing around town, home brew critiques, city figures, and a wild mix of street humor and odd anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seatte Art Club
Two Die From Snow Accidents In Seattle
The first snowfall of the season in Seattle left two people dead and several injured. Taruo Tanabe of 606 Third Ave and Kawabara of 316 15th Ave were cited in separate accidents after snow impeded travel and caused a vehicle strike and a fall. An unidentified woman was bruised when struck by a truck at Eastlake and Broadway, and another man was knocked down at Terry Ave and Pike St. by L V Lindell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Taruo Tanabe
Third Ave
Welleret
Maynard Ave
Tamaki
Seventh Ave
Nippon Hospital
Kawabara
15Th Ave
George Bird
Eastlake Ave
Broadway
F. H. Hitler
Prompec St
Terry Ave
Prie St
Lindell
65Th St
Ten Killed as Train Wrecks Funeral Auto
Ten people die when a funeral procession automobile is struck by Calfornia Limited No 4 near Summit Illinois. Thirteen in the car, including children, are injured as the hearse clears the track just before the collision. Snow and a curved approach hindered the train crew view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Summit
California Limited
Santa
Fier
Emily Zienanin
John Tethahke
Stanley Chybicki
Neasey
United States Pushes Narrow Arms Pact At Conference
The United States signals it will not broaden talk on armament limits, demanding Japan and Britain accept a halt to naval expansion or openly reject caps. Washington says the American plan rests on expert conclusions and would bargain only within the agreed scope, as talk continues amid naval moves and France considers its plenary session stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Martin
Washington
United States
Japan
Great Britain
Spok
Hughes
U. S
Mirals
United Bstates
Newport News
West Virginia
Anese Navy
Briand
France
Bandit slain in Montpelier postal robbery attempt
An unidentified bandit was killed during a failed post office raid in Montpelier Indiana. Police officer Jerry Engle was wounded by a lookout but shot and killed the assailant. three other bandits escaped.
Snow stops beloved pet parade amid cold community grief
The annual Children’s Day Community Chest Animal Parade was cancelled due to snow. A small crowd gathered at Third Ave and Virginia St at 10 o’clock, sharing sorrow, photos, and Hazen J. Titus fruitcake while lamenting the lost event and a parade permit unused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Chaplin
Renalla
Third Ave
Virginia St
Hazen J. Titus
Twins visit snowbound zoo in wintery woodland park
The twins Nancy and Nick rush to Woodland Park to see snow covered enclosures and meet Gus Knudson the bear keeper. They greet Polpol the polar bear and its cubs, note Christmas worries, and hurry home to dry their wet feet before getting cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodland Park
Nancy
Biff Buffalo
Yeu
Nick
Jno, Guu
Gus Knudson
Gus
Mother Ostrich
Polpol
Chest Drive Short of Quota in Seattle Campaign
Community Chest in Seattle struggles with only half of the $744 810 goal subscribed by Friday night. Officials vow to press on next week, possibly through Tuesday, hoping a miracle will push the total over the top despite snow and bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest
Seattle
Dublin's Third Battle in Week
Fifteen gunmen fought a thrilling battle in dark Belfast streets early today. It was the third shooting incident of the week with an armored car arriving to scatter the combatants after one man was wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Portland
Hugh
Tate
Lyle
Tle
Ray
Gil Dobie
University of Warhcoach
Jack Schitfer
Jack Sa
John W. Stokes
City Hall
Henry EF
Nicklefritz
Powisborg 4
Merchants
Belfast
Gem Robbery Nets Up To Hundred Thousand In St Paul
Three men robbed the Gittleson Jewelry Co. store of gems worth from seventy five thousand to one hundred thousand dollars in St Paul. Police detained Harry Weisman, the store manager, as part of the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Gittleson Jewelry Co
Harry Weisman
Prep Football Title Game Halted by Snow
Snow halted the Franklin and Queen Anne high school city championship football game at Denny field. The title will be decided next Friday per Athletic Director A. C. Felton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin- Queen Anne
Denny Field
Japan Demands More Warships From Naval Conference
The Japanese delegation seeks 70 percent of Allied capital ship tonnage, insisting on higher naval builds after the American program. Washington reports indicate the U S would oppose increases, risking a split with Japan as talks on armament limitation unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Bradford
United
Washington
Hughés
US States
Great Britain
Norene Hughes
United Presa
U States
Japan
United States
Armamet
Nippon
Pire
Toea
Colesie
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Amistant Weather Dealer
Fifth Ave
Upper
Home Brew
Henry Ford
Lil’ Gee Gee
Lez
Brea
Becond and
Pike
Foster Bain
G. B. Dennis
Srom
Henry
Polly
Pilchuck Julia
Joe Marden
John Drayer
America
Wanda Won
Kettler
Aileen Claire
Olive Roberts Barton
Robert Bastien Bermann
Seattie
Dublin
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