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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1921
Page
18
Auto crashes through windows at Van Sic Apartments
A heavy car rolled down a steep hill and crashed through two downstairs windows of the Van Sic Apartments on Eighth Ave. Tuesday. The occupants fled before motorcycle patrolman C G arrived to investigate. the car was found parked on the street and owned by the Seattle Garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Hill
van Sic Apartments
Eighth Ave
Senecast
C. G
Seattle
Death at Revel Under Probe After Alleged Booze Party
George Higgens a 35 year old marine engineer was found dead following an alleged booze party at 5 am Monday. Deputy Coroner Harry Johnson and Charles Phillips investigated the case with witnesses Charles Dunker Walter Godfrey and Chris Johnson. A bottle of moonshine reportedly consumed prior to Higgens being found face down and later with a deep wound over the eye. The body was taken to the marine pending investigation and liquor analyzed for poison. Higgens worked at Rogers dry dock in the steamship Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Higgens
Charles Phillips
Harry Johnson
Higdeath
Higgens
Charles Dunker
Walter Godfrey
Chris Johnson
Understanding on Pacific Is Urged
Washington speech outlines plan for a binding understanding on Far Eastern and Pacific questions. The resolution, proposed by Elihu Root, targets Japan and aims to settle China and regional issues to prevent war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Bradford
Washington
Red States
Elihu Root
Japan
China
Far East
Britain Suspends Marine Recruiting
Britain moves to arms cutback by suspending ordinary marine recruitment. The admiralty allows continued recruitment for select special classes as part of a broader defense reduction plan announced in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Charles M. McCann
London
Admiralty
Osborn Case Goes to Jury in Manslaughter Charge
The Osborn manslaughter case regarding the death of a 10 month old baby went to the jury shortly after 10 a m Tuesday with no arguments from either side. Deliberation was expected to be lengthy.
Arms Parley Advances on Naval Limits and Far East
The arms conference moves quickly to settle naval armaments and Far Eastern issues as the third task on land armaments shows little immediate action. Germany’s von Papen denies being a war machine and offers to back an international tribunal, while Briand aims to rally world support for France and warns of a stronger French army despite risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
Edmund von Thermann
Briand
France
Rhine
America
Briand Urges Dual Disarmament and France's Demobilization
Premier Briand speaking at the arms limitation conference calls for both physical and moral disarmament to secure peace. He notes France will demobilize half of its three military classes, reducing the army to about 400,000, as a gesture beyond fear. He appeals for global acceptance of this approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Culver
Washington
Altho
France
Premier Briand
Briand
Germany
Russia
Republic
Briand Sees Conference Fulfillment of Mission
Premier Briand declared in Washington that the conference proved Germany cannot face alone. He said France’s aim was met and that Germany may now move toward moral disarmament, feeling the sympathy his remarks drew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briand
Frank Getty
Washington
Germany
France
Fifty Father and Son Dinners Held in Seattle
More than 50 Father and Son dinners were reported in Seattle over the last two weeks by the Fathers and Sons executive committee. The group elected officers at a Meves cafeteria dinner: W. T. Butler president, W. M. Clist vice president, William J. Smith treasurer, Ti. S. Chapman secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Fathers and Sons
Meves
W. T. Butler
W. M. Clist
William J. Smith
Ti. S. Chapman
Shipping On Coast Warns Of Southwest Storm
Shipping authorities issue a southwest storm warning as a gale centers north of Vancouver Island. The storm threatens today and tonight with rough seas, advising ships to take extra precautions and plan for hazardous conditions along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver Island
Stormy Northwest weather and shipping update
Wind shifted from northeast to southeast ending a three day snow blockade. A Chinook melted snow while a 68 mile gale lashed the coast and rain increased. Shipping warned of stormy conditions and rail lines face branch line threats though main routes reopen between Spokane and Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Spokane
Seattle
King, Pierce
Southwest
Cascades
Weather Bureau
Northern Pacific
O W
Portland
Milwaukee
Everett
Tacoma
Caldwell Attacks Bond Sale Over City Water Bonds
Mayor Caldwell sharply criticizes the city council for accepting a joint bid of 2 million dollars in water bonds at par from Carstens & Earles Inc, John E B Price & Co, and R M Grant & Co. He denounces the deal as a secret sale, noting the 6 percent interest rate as unprecedented. The sale was council authorized, blocking the mayor’s veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Water
Caldwell
Carstens & Earles, Inc
John EB. Price & Co
R. M. Grant & Co
Terror reign grips Belfast as home rule takes effect
Belfast reports a nightmarish scene with mobs assaulting pedestrians, gunfire erupting on ruined streets, armored cars roaming districts, and snipers firing from rooftops as violence erupts around the Ulster government’s assumption of home rule. One person is killed and several injured in York Street clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
York
Game Birds Cost Him Fine in Federal Court
A. D. Austin was fined $50 in federal court Tuesday after being found guilty of possessing game birds out of season. The case highlights enforcement of wildlife laws and penalties for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Austin
Abandon Hope For C. W. Bandy In Seaplane Mishap
Aviator Tddié Hubbard, forced down near Fort Madison in a blizzard, is hospital cared for in Seattle after 11 hours in icy Puget Sound. Searchers abandon hope for C. W. Bandy, Seattle lumberman, drifting from a wrecked plane’s pontoon. no trace found. Hubbard, returning from a duck-hunt trip, drifted ashore at Port Madison. Bandy, secretary treasurer of Gould Lumber Co., lived at 420 Mercer Place. Hubbard’s wife cares for him at home under physician supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tddié Hubbard
Fort Madison
Seattle
Puget Sound
Hubbard
C. W. Bandy
Altho
Port Madi
Maven
Randy
Wessels
Hadman
Shelby Sr
Trubbard
Victoria
BR. C
Dungeness Head
Pambridge Island
Hambridge Island
Port Madison
Gould Lumber Co
Mercer Place
Jitney Services Authorized On Cowen Park Routes
Mayor Caldwell empowers jitneys to operate on the Cowen Park line with council approval. Maj. Reeves backs permits for F. M. Peterson to run 15 buses on 10th Ave N KE route and 15 more from the University bridge to Cowen Park. Fares set at 10 cents with a 50 50 revenue split with the city rail system and transfers issued between bus and Cowen Park lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mon- Park
Ithave
I Camis
Caldwell
North End
Cowen Park
Department of Public Works
Maj
Carl H. Reeves
F. M. Peterson
10Th Ave. N. KE
University Bridge
BK. 85Th St
Cowen Park District
Show Girl Witness in Arbuckle Trial
Alice Blake, a show girl, testified in the Roscoe Arbuckle manslaughter trial in San Francisco. She identified her police statement about Virginia Rappe’s death and the statement was read to the jury by the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Alice Blake
Roscoe Arbuckie
Virginia Rappe
Arbuckle
Miss Rappe
Miss Blake
Admits Dope Charge, Gets Four Months
Pleading guilty before Judge EB Cushman in federal court on a narcotics violation Chin Ah Yiek was sentenced to four months in county jail. A C Beck received 32 days in county jail and a $100 fine after being found guilty of owning a suit by Federal Judge Jeremiah Neterer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. EK. Cushman
United States District Court
Chin Ah Yiek
A. C. Beck
Fedem
Jeremiah Neterer
Million-dollar push for Cleveland street railway upgrade
Cleveland traction expert Peter Witt urged the city council to invest several million dollars immediately in new streetcars and motors to modernize the system. He proposed replacing $15 million in bonds with a 26 year issue, with no payments first ten years, funded by decade earnings. He warned large cars slow loading and costly to operate, while smaller fast cars would save current and boost revenue as population grows. Councilman Fitzgerald supported reviewing the plan despite bond market obstacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Witt
Cleveland Traction
Prise
Seattle
Cleveland
Witt
Stone Webster
Ajione
Fitzgerald
Bondholders Bring Suit Against City
Bondholders of the Puget Sound Light and Power Company filed suit in U S district court before Judge Cushman seeking specific performance of the street railway sale contract. Ten days are allowed to file a brief with a similar period for the city to answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puget Sound Light and Power Company
United States District Court
RE. E. Cushman
Mexican Bandits Seize Four Americans in Chihuahua
Four Americans including Mrs Edger Butts Miss Mary Long and Willard Benham were kidnapped and held for two hours by Mexican bandits in Chihuahua State. The group was seized late at night and released unharmed after contact with authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chihuahua
Mexico City
State Department
Edger Butts
Willard Benham
Mary Long
Parral
Plan to Whitewash Newberry Blocked
In Washington the move by Republican leaders to secure a post Christmas vote on the Newberry case stalled in the Senate. Democrats blocked the agreement proposed by Senator Spencer of Missouri to bring a vote on Newberry as a clear title to his seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Newberry
Senate
Spencer
Missouri
Michigan
Floral butterfly fleecy gown design inspires outing wear
A shaded description notes heavy fleecy fabric with blue butterfly patterns used for gowns suited to outdoor outings. The item emphasizes comfort and decorative print in a period style.
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Ata
Ty Wanda von Kettler
Phyaihas
Star
Revel
Pacific
Hal Armstrong
Cowen Parkers
Mayor Defief Council
Frederick & Nelson
Fifth Avenue
Pine Street
Santa
Toytown
Feram
IND
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