Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Seattle Star in Seattle, Washington

We have 1,702,578 pages in Washington

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 23 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1921

Page

12

McCormick and Wife Separate Headline

Harold F McCormick and his wife daughter of John D Rockefeller have separated at the Lake Forest home In a statement to United Press the International Harvester head said they live apart with no divorce steps disclosed Mrs McCormick denied a break and Mariel the 19 year old daughter is with her mother in recent days

Chicago Harold F. Mc Cormick John D. Rockefeller Lake Forest McCormick International Harvester Company United Press Mariel

Publicity Men Visit Seattle Advertisers

William A. Thomson of New York and William F. Rogers of the Boston Transcript travel to Seattle with a message for Western advertisers and newspaper men. A luncheon at the Hotel Washington Annex will be held Friday at 12:5 p.m. All interested are invited. Washington George Mason shipping board employee and Miss Catherine Dean 25 die in a fire at the National hotel on Pennsylvania Ave. Daddy Bolkit’s Butterhorns are delicious.

William A. Thomson New York Bureau of Advertising American Newspaper Publishers’ Association William F. Rogers Boston Transcript Seattle Hotel Washington Annex Washington George Mason Shipping Board Catherine Dean Old National Hotel Pennsylvania Ave

Pastor John A. Spencer Faces Murder Trial in Lakeport

Lakeport California October 3 opening of the trial of Rev John A Spencer for the alleged murder of his wife Maude Spencer formerly of Dayton Ohio. Jury issues hindered by strong public interest as outsiders flocked to Lakeport to witness proceedings. Spencer says Maude fell overboard while vacationing on Clear Lake and he was not in the canoe. Allegations linked to his conduct at Fulton Cal Presbyterian Church enter the case as charges of improper familiarity surface.

Lakeport Cal John A. Spencer Maude Spencer Dayton Ohto Spencer Clear Lake EB. B. Barber Fulton, Cal. Presbyterian Church CAS

Tax Reducers' Work Gets Commendation

Morrow Chapter of Union Dames of the Civil War G A R praised the Tax Reduction council after a Monday meeting. A resolution thanked the council and urged continued effort to reduce state county city port commission and school taxes.

Pair Charged With Making Booze Stills

Federal agents arrest Sam Aronin and Herman Aronin on charges of manufacturing liquor stills. They appeared before US commissioner Robert W. McClelland for a hearing and were held for action by the federal grand jury.

Sam Aronin Herman Aronin Federal Grand Jury Robert W. McClelland United States

Home Ownership in Seattle Reveals Mortgage Levels

The census bulletin shows 80 048 occupied Seattle homes with 45.5 percent owner occupied and 49.5 percent mortgaged. Average mortgaged home value 3570 dollars with a 1670 debt, totaling an estimated mortgage burden of 30 million. Interest rate 7 percent. Sixty six homes exceed 25 000 dollars, while 79 percent of 15 714 mortgaged homes are under 5 000 dollars and 2 percent above 10 000.

the Star Washington Seattle Census Department

Trials and verdict press coverage of Mahoney case

The judge thanked the jury for their patience after a four hour verdict on a murder case. The prisoner Mahoney left with deputies escort as others nearby collapsed from strain. Nora Mahoney stayed steady guiding her daughter through the aftermath with quiet resolve.

Mahoney Starwich Harry Ajax Ajax Mra Nora Mahoney Kate Mahoney Dolly" Johnson Carrie Hewett Kate Stewart

Mahoney case debated over sanity and hanging

A noted alienist argues Mahoney should still be hanged if mental state worsens, claiming insanity after the crime would not alter guilt. He cites precedent that intoxication or deliberate mental deterioration does not excuse crime, and predicts courts would order execution.

Mahoney

Alleged Spy System in Mills Underpinned Strike Policy

New York report on the 1919 steel strike describes undercover men in mills and widespread espionage as an integral part of anti union policy. The commission of inquiry released hundreds of documents detailing covert surveillance by steel companies.

New York Commission of Inquiry Interchurch World Movement

Creswell Plant Manager In Critical Condition After Vehicle Train Crash

Eugene report says John Lind, manager of the Creswell electric light and power plant, was knocked unconscious and left in critical condition in a local hospital after his car was struck by a Southern Pacific freight train at a Creswell crossing late Saturday night.

Eugene Ore John Lindsay Electric Light Creswell Southern Pacific Creswell Crossing

Full course dinner Tic at Boldt's

Advertisement notes a full course dinner called Tic offered at Boldt's from 5 to 8 p m. The listing emphasizes a dine and time window for patrons.

Boldt's

University fee hike sparks campus protests and posters torn

A student committee led by Miss Charter explores higher fees despite opposition on campus. Members Gunnar Berg Lassie J Marchand Samuel Bassett Lucille Greenwood include undergraduates and graduates. Posters for the gathering were torn down but 4 000 dodgers were distributed by hand.

Miss Charter Gunnar Berg Lassie J. Marchand Samuel Bassett Lucille Greenwood Berg Bassett Marchand Miss Greenwood

Lumber official urges foreign markets to lift Western lumber slump

Axel H. Oxholm chief of the lumber division touring the Pacific coast calls for cultivating foreign marts as a solution to seasonal slumps in Western lumber. He says salvation of Western markets in the Orient South America and Europe will follow if Western dealers cooperate in exploiting foreign parts. Cooperation of all dealers is essential for any progress.

Axel H. Oxholm Department of Commeres Pacific Coast Orient South America Europe Oxholm

Duck hunt tragedy claims 20 year old John Bee

Rose Lake Idaho October 3 John Bee 20 dies from a shotgun wound sustained when his gun fell from a seat while he was rowing a boat during a duck hunt. The incident occurred Sunday near Rose Lake.

Rose Lake Idaho John Bee Bee

Bandita rob Shell station on Third Ave and Lenora

Two bandits in a large touring car robbed the Shell station at Third Avenue and Lenora Street Sunday night, escaping with about $20 in cash.

Shell Oil Station Third Ave Lenora St

Human Fly Jack Hughes Dies After Fall in Idaho

Jack Hughes aged 28 of Detroit, known as the "human fly," died after plummeting 20 feet from a wall of a two story building in Sand Point Idaho on a Sunday afternoon.

Sand Point Idaho Jack Hughes Nage 28 Detroit

Mrs Emma L Josenhans Dies After Illness

Mrs Emma L Josenhans aged 62 of Seattle died at her home 4524 W Othello street after several months illness. She had lived in Seattle for 30 years.

Emma L. Josenhans Seattle W. Othello St

Leavenworth RB Day Dies In Auto Plunge Onto Embankment

Leavenworth Washington football running back Daddy Day aged 50 was killed when his car plunged over an embankment about one mile east of Dryden.

Leavenworth, Wash.n Daddy Dryden

Posse and Ku Klux Clash Roils Waco Scene

Lorena near Waco Texas split between rival camps after a riot that injured 10. Sheriff Bob Buchanan blamed by 100 citizens for Saturday night violence. Grand jury investigation planned soon. Four victims in serious condition include Sheriff Buchanan Louis Crow Edward Howard and Carl West.

Waco Texan Lorena Bob Buchanan Buchanan F. B Louis Crow Edward Howard Carl West

Seattle Community Fund Drive Launch Plan

The Seattle community fund campaign will be launched November 19 with W. L. Rhodes as campaign manager. The goal is about $750,000 and has not been definitely announced. A cost analysis lowers the usual 15 percent to as low as one and one half percent.

Seattle W. L. Rhodes

Editor Kills Woman Then Takes Own Life at Navarre Hotel

M. Ponzio editor of Il Corrier di Seattle fatally shot waitress Mrs. Geor gia Mattice after writing a note that she played recklessly with what a man holds dear. The couple's bodies were found Saturday night in the Navarre hotel. Kerr, Mrs. Mattice's brother, arrived from New Westminster to arrange burial as Ponzio remained at the morgue.

Navarre Hotel Ponzio Il Corrier di Seattle

Man Freed in Spokane After Bail Swap Threat

W J Wallace a special King County deputy sheriff arrested F W Nelson in Spokane on a false pretenses charge in Seattle. A woman friend of Nelson’s offered Wallace 1500 dollars bail to stand in for Nelson. The bail was accepted and Nelson will not appear here until his trial date is set.

Spokane W. J. Wallace King County F. W. Nelson Seattle Nelson Wallace

Textile sale offers several satin and velvet yard specials

The advertisement lists 40 inch black satin at 2.15 dollars per yard 86 inch duvetyn at 4.95 dollars per yard and 39 inch black chiffon velvet at 3.75 dollars per yard with special pricing.

Also Mentioned on This Page

M’cormick John D Bolkit Ristoferson Irtory Renee”. Milk Iden St B. Harri Ward, Richard P Seattie Bartlett Anna BB Ottun Taahka West Thomas Mark Lopes Mercedes Riley Lawrence Nathaniel Attle Thompson Rhea J Seattle Johnson Charley D Seatt Allen Myrtle Stampa Beattie Weaver Christine Gra Chandler Blanche Shriner Mary Keystone Fh Lawdahl Anna Marie Enckmann Ave Wget Legal Legal Legal Legal Legal Mam c Oakland William R. Davis, Jr Liverpool Peter 5 Grosacup U. S James B. Mahoney Pree Puyallup Duck Hunter POSSE Texas M. Ponzio Georgia Mattice Frederick & Nelson Fifth Avenue Pine Street Frederick Homore Devonshire Women’s Outing Silk Sox
Search Courier

Search the Seattle Star Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Seattle Star?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication