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C is suing his neighbor Gus because his Zepperini invaded Rusk s garden.
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San Francisco
Gus
Zepperini
Rusk
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1920
Page
12
Bridal crash recovers from highway accident
Helmuth Schmitz, nephew of Ferdinand Schmita, is reported recovering at Minor Hospital after a honeymoon party chase caused his car to overturn at a Lake Washington embankment. Mr and Mrs John Bibb Jr, newlyweds, escaped with scratches. Schmitz was driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helmuth. Schmitz
Ferdinand Schmita
Seattle Capital
Iat
Schmite
John T. Hibb
Mra J
Walter Maineworth
10Th Ave
Lake Washington
Bird
BE. Marion
Mra. Bibb, Jr
Cows Pastured in Union Cemetery Alarms Bellefonte Residents
In Bellefonte on October 14 residents learned cows were pastured in Union Cemetery where three governors lie buried along with other state officials. The caretaker, paid to cut the grass, used cows to keep the grounds trimmed, alarming locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefonte
Union Cemetery
He Claimed Corpse Was His Brother at Londonderry
Edward Coyle identified a body retrieved from the water as his brother Bernard but Pilward contests the finding saying Bernard is visiting his sister. The case centers on the misidentified corpse and the disputed relation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londonderry
Eng
Edward Coyle
Pilward
Bernard
Auto Truck Runs Wild Slamming Glass Window
A Chauncey Wright truck ran wild after being moved from an alley and crashed through a railing on First Avenue, injuring Jed Strasser and shattering a plate glass window at a Benieca street corner near the Pont Keller bar. Strasser is hospitalized. he lives at 2319 Becond Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Wright
Seneca
First Ave
Iwell
Weaternave
Jed Strasser
Wette
Bwies Conmul
Becond Ave
Mirnt
Second Aves
University
Beneoca Ata
Ontel
20Th Ave
Benieca At. Hill
Pont.Keller Soft Drink Bar
Real Women Don't Want Jellyfishes lecture in Altoona
In Altoona on October 14 Rev A L Pixier spoke on How to Get a Wife and Keep Her. He urged men to be manly and courteous, avoid jellyfish or fop acts, not rely on love alone, and not burden wives with expense or concealment of money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. A. L. Pixier
Widow’s marriage choice and dining habit noted
When a widow resolves to remarry she first selects the man and then discovers his preferred meals.
Hawaii Bride of Territorial Senator Severs Dream Life
Edith McDowell Wise, a Washington writer and wife of Territorial Senator John Wise, returns to America with her Ha waiian stepchildren and a mansion that disappoints her. She plans not to return, citing cultural and social barriers to their intermarriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
T. H
Territorial
John Wise
Edith McDowell Wise
Washington, D.C
Solon
Wise Han
America
Ukelele
Blackjack Made of Concrete Found in Cincinnati Jail
In Cincinnati on October 14 deputy sheriffs uncovered jail delivery plots when a blackjack crafted from concrete bits wrapped in bedding was found in Winfred Schoup’s cell. A milk bottle filled with wet paper was found in J. W. Knipper’s cell and a mineral water bottle with paper pulp was found in another cell. The weapons are described as unique in jail break annals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Winfred Schoup
J. W. Knipper
Doctor Discovers Cure for Blindness in Paris
Paris reports Dr. Guatavo Phianger of the University of Berlin claims a treatment for manuale blindness. The method uses two electrodes one on the eye and another at the back of the head to pass chloride ions into the eyeball, with vision said to return gradually over several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Guatavo Phianger
University of Berlin
Sleht
Touring Industry Cuts Short as Expenses Double
The road is shrinking with many long tours canceled or shortened as costs rise sharply. The curtailment follows expenses increasing nearly 200 percent, forcing actors and actresses out of work.
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Womens Wear Shop
Altoona
Denny
Second Avenue
Denny Building
Ron
Mrs John. Wise
Britain
London
The
James Dryden
Department of Agriculture
H. B. Hardt
15Th Ave. N. E
Seattle
Kenwood
Ladies’ Home Journal
Rhodes Co
Men’s Union
Men’s Sox
Palm Beach
Edwin J. Brown
Cebia St
Aluminum Colander
Berlin
Oxford
Green
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