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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1921

Page

5

Porters Fight Pullman Plan To Eliminate Sleeping Car Conductors

Eugene KR Whitted of Dining and Sleeping Employers Union No 638 urges public backing against Pullman plans to remove sleeping car conductors and shift duties to porters. He says porters are overworked underpaid and abused while conductors earn 155 to 190 monthly. The proposed change would offer only a $10 raise for porters.

Pullman Company Eugene KR. Whitted Busiess Union No.638 Hie

Man and girl held over moonshine raid near Auburn

Sheriff Matt Starwich and deputies arrested Frank Wooster three miles east of Auburn Monday night after discovering 60 gallons of corn mash and 1 1/2 gallons of finished moonshine in his house. Wooster and a 11 year old sweetheart were found watching the still in operation. the girl was released after claiming no involvement.

Frank Wooster Auburn Matt Starwich Hughes, Hill and Ramage Wooster

Supreme Court Sustains Dismissal of Road Repair Mandamus

The Snohomish County case over repairing a nine mile road from Index to Mineral City was upheld by the state supreme court. The court ruled the repairs were not essential to public convenience, so mandamus proceedings to compel the Snohomish county commissioners were dismissed.

Olympia Snohomish County Snohomish Index Mineral City Supreme Court

Tanlac claims help for severe stomach trouble

John Carlson of Portland Oregon testifies that Tanlac restored his appetite sleep and strength after two years of stomach illness and weakness He says the medicine built him up and improved his eating sleeping and working He notes Tanlac is sold in Seattle at Bartels Drug Store and by leading druggists everywhere.

Tanlac John Carlson Front St Portland Ore Seattle Bartells Drug Store

What to Eat to Avoid Indigestion and Acid Stomach

Medical authorities say most indigestion stems from excess stomach acid. Try Bisurated Magnesia at meals, either as powder or tablets, to neutralize acidity without laxative effects, enabling normal digestion.

Reclamation scheme urged at unemployment conference

Capt. J Gibson of this city urged reclamation of arid land as an immediate remedy for unemployment at the national unemployment conference in Washington D C. RE F Blaine, vice president of the Chamber of Commerce, reports from Washington that the plan seeks direct federal aid for Washington projects and to make lands readily available to ex servicemen.

J. Gibson Washington D. C Chamber of Commerce RE. F. Blaine Chamber Blaine Capt. Gibson Gibson

Unemployment Plan Urged by Industry Leaders

In a telegram addressed to John Ti. Mc Intosh manager of the Federated Industries of Washington John K. Edgerton president of the National Association of Manufacturers urges civic committees on unemployment to adopt the recommendations from the recent unemployment conference in Washington D C

John Ti. McIntosh Federated Industries of Washington John K. Edgerton National Association of Manufacturers Washington, D. C

Judge A. Johns Engaged to Miss Elizabeth Busch

Portland report states Judge Chan A Johns 64 engaged to Elizabeth Busch of Portland They plan to wed soon after oath taking in federal court then sail to Manila on the steamer Hoo sier State October 18 Johns widow of a previous wife and cites scripture on not living alone in a light remark

Portland Chan A. Johns Harding Supreme Bench of the Philippines Elizabeth Busch

Pollett Runs Lost-and-Found for Green Lake Car

Dorothy Miss Pollett is the official custodian of lost articles for the municipal railway. She stores flotsam and jetsam in cubby holes while the public searches the office for items lost on street cars. Tuesday a new customer came seeking a light gray overcoat on a Green Lake car, and it was hers.

Dorothy Pollett Municipal Railway Pollett

Divorce suit filed over basket incident in judge’s court

Sofe Wisniewski began divorce proceedings against John Wisniewski in Judge Walter M. French's court on Tuesday. Mrs. Wisniewski testified that he knocked over her basket of clean clothes during the incident.

Sofe Wisniewski John Wisniewski Walter M. French Mrs. Wisniewski

Officials Postpone Flearing of Four Pilcott Loot Suspects

Four men including Jack Rhodes and Arthur A. Cheever linked to the Pilcott avenue liquor vault looting have had their arraignment postponed to October 13. Coast guard Commodore Horace B. West reports seal poaching activity in the Bering Sea, per his Seattle return aboard the Algonquin.

Jack Rhodes Arthur A. Cheever Frank Irwin L. C. Alberty Pilcott Ave Wall St Ber- Ing Sea Horace B. West United States Coast Guard Service Seattle Algonquin

Napoleon’s ideal wife praise cites Lydia E. Pinkham ad

An antique ad quotes Napoleon praising a practical middle aged matron and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a health restoration remedy for women. The copy emphasizes fifty years of use and its herbal roots.

Napoleon Lydia EB. Pinkham

Probers to Examine Tacoma Insane Asylum Conditions

A state inquiry into conditions at the Tacoma insane asylum will be led at a Thursday morning hearing in Tacoma. Gov Louis F Mart appointed a committee to investigate the matter replacing Bishop Edward J O Dea who cannot serve. Reverend D A Hanley of Beattie joins the panel.

State Insane Asylum Tacoma Louis F. Mart D. A. Hanley Beattie Edward J. O'Dea

Alumni lunch plans at University of Washington event

Welcoming coaches and alumni gather Thursday at Bon Marche tea rooms for a year opening meeting. The Whitman football game and student protests over a new fee system will be discussed. A regular alumni luncheon series is planned with committee members Tamany, McLean, Kinnear, Mayer, McHugh, and Gibson.

Fincch Bagshaw Ray Bokmann University of Washington Bon Marche Dinevesion Whitman Plana Pat Tammany McLean Roy Kinnear Ralph Mayer Wad McHugh Blaine Gibson

Pedestrians Hit by Automobiles in 1921 Record

The 1921 record notes Dorothy Franco, a child, struck on Yeeler Way by W S Beardales car causing minor bruises. M EB Morris suffered a badly bruised left arm after a Fifth Avenue incident. Mary Robertson, a colored house maid, was run over by R Zeigelman on FE Madison sustaining a broken left ankle and a knee injury.

Dorothy M. Franco 36Th Ave Yeeler Way W. S. Beardales Lakeside M. EB. Morris Ava A. D. Boott Bastiake Ave Scott Mary Robertson R. Zeigelman Madison Providence Hospital Zeigelman

Missing Relatives Help Sought for Olson Brothers

The Bureau of Missing Relatives asks readers to assist in locating Arvide and John Olson, cousins of Mrs. Burman of 1144 Harvard Ave N. Also, N. P. Mathiasen of Minden, Nebraska seeks his sister Pearl Smith and asks her to write.

Arvid John Olson Arvide Pearl Smith N. P. Mathiasen Minden, Neb Mathiasen

Woman Dies After Clothes Fire Burns

Mrs. Ella Scott, 74, died at county hospital Tuesday from burns suffered a week earlier when her clothing caught fire. The incident occurred at her home and was treated by local doctors.

County Hospital Ella Scott

Fire Destroys Frame House on Hardy Street

A frame house at 1124 Hardy Street owned by Mrs. A. L. Marion was destroyed by fire on Monday with an estimated loss of $2,000. Fire crews battled the blaze but could not save the structure.

Hardy St A. L. Marion

James Dignan Dies at 72 in Santa Monica

James Dignan 72 longtime resident of Santa Monica died Monday in Santa Monica California. He was born in 1900s and lived in the area for many years. Funeral arrangements were pending.

James Dignan Santa Monica Cal

Voting Precincts May Be Increased In Seattle

The council judiciary committee drafts measures to raise Seattle voting precincts from 251 to 294. A public committee meeting is set for next Tuesday afternoon to discuss the proposal. Citizens complain of long travel to polling sites under the current system.

Seattle Council Judiciary Committee

Man contesting will widens suit in Seattle probate

David M. McQuesten opened a probate suit in Judge J. T. Ronald's court Tuesday seeking to break his wife Hattie McQuesten's will. He argues the estate is worth at most 100 dollars to niece Hazel Sexton of New York, while Hazel asserts a value near 930000.

David M. McQuesten J. T. Ronald Hattie McQuesten Seattle Mra. McQuesten McQuesten Hazel Sexton New York

Mountaineers Show Mountain Photos at Public Library Exhibit

Interesting photographs of mountain scenery are shown by the Mountaineers this week at their second annual photographic exhibition at the public library. Seaplance were used extensively as all taxis in the Adirondacks.

Adirondacks

Diamond Dyes Offer Easy Home Dyeing For Fabrics

An advertisement promotes Diamond Dyes as simple for any woman to dye or tint worn garments including skirts dresses and coats. It guarantees no streaking or fading and instructs buyers to tell the druggist fabric type wool silk linen cotton or mixed.

Motorcycle Crash Injures Youth Near Nickerson Avenue

Walter Deniston 17 of 554 Second Ave NW crashes headlong into Otto Cummins truck on Nickerson near 12th Ave. Deniston suffers a deep gash and is hospitalized at Lakeside. A bystander in an elite car escapes unharmed. Mrs Marguerite Jones 32 dies Tuesday at Renton hospital. she was a French war bride.

Lakeside Hospital Deniston Marguerite Marie Jones John David Jones Yen St Renton Pital

Also Mentioned on This Page

Columbia Columbia Walnut Vocalion Mahogany Cheney BOC SG Banks United States the National Bank of Commerce of Seattle Second Avenue and Spring Street Mastin Owl Drug Co Karry Advertisenen Boldt Eitel Second and Pike Leonard Ear Oil Jamen Bartell Drug Co Judge Manila Probers Bureau of Missing Relatives Gtar Tte Stuttgarter Baby Dr. L. R. Clark Regal Dental Third Avenue Corner Third and Union Walter. Deniston Aly Wales Wextret Miss Bright Twee
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