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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1921

Page

8

Seattle poised for iron and steel era says Carrigan

M J Carrigan former county commissioner and mineral expert says Seattle and Puget Sound have ore coal water and limestone for a great iron and steel industry. He notes high grade ore around Texada Island Copper Island Serita San Juan Jordan river Whatcom Skagit Hamilton and Cle Elum and says most deposits are tidewater cutting transport costs.

Seattle Puget Sound M. J. Carrigan Northwest Carrigan Pacific Coast Texada Island Vancouver B. C Copper Island Serita San Juan Jordan River Whatcom County Skagit County Hamilton Cle Elum Tidewater Washington Pennsylvania Great Eastern Iron Company Homer H. Sweeney Clallam West Pittsburg Great Eastern

Promoter Fraser Sentenced to Two Years in Oregon Penitentiary

Portland reports Marshall Fraser linked to Your Transportation scheme from Spokane. He received a two year penitentiary sentence for violating the blue sky law, with bail pending appeal to Oregon Supreme Court. He organized a transportation firm, sold stock to 46 people, claiming $150 monthly jobs and $25,000 receipts, facing multiple indictments and an ongoing appeal.

Portland Ore Marshall Fraser Spokane Supreme Court of Oregon Frazer Oregon Your Transportation” Company Washington Multnomah Fraser Transportation Marketing Company Supreme Court

Legion Dance Crowns Kathrine Walsh Most Popular Woman

Kathrine Walsh was honored as the most popular woman at the Rainier Noble Post No. 1 American Legion winter dance in Seattle. The event drew legionnaires and legionnettes who danced from 8 to 12 o clock at the Knights of Columbus hall, kicking off a monthly series for the winter season.

Legion Dance Mr. Buck Private A. W. OO. Il American Legion Knights of Columbus Hall Buck Kathrine Walsh The Legion Seattle Miss Walsh Legionnaires Legionnettes Rainier Noble Post No. 1

Symphony Men Plan Luncheon for Feattie Orchestra

A luncheon of business and professional men is set for Tuesday noon at the Washington Annex hotel to map plans for the Feattie symphony orchestra. A 10 concert program is contemplated and a $50,000 guarantee fund is sought, with a large committee led by LeRoy Rackus and others.

Washington Annex Feattie Symphony LeRoy Rackus BE. Claypool Watson C Squires Herbert Behrenfeld K. G. Anderon Keith Bullitt M. &. Bornstein Casper Fischer Joshua Green J. F

Civil suit against Stringer delayed until next week

A civil action to recover 5962.48 from former Sheriff Jonni Stringer for alleged misappropriation of funds for county jail inmate care will not be filed until next week. Prosecutor Malcolm Douglas said the delay followed a request from National Surety Company, Stringer’s bondman, for more time to confer with their Eastern offices.

Stringer Jonni Stringer Malcolm Douglas National Surety Company Bondament For

Reward Offered for Gas Station Thugs

After the murder of service station employee C. W. Upton near Los Angeles, Standard Oil Co of California posted a standing reward of 100 dollars for arrests and convictions of those robbing service stations in Seattle and vicinity as well as agencies and branch houses. The local agent announced the reward on Saturday. Upton’s killer remained at large.

C. W. Upton Los Angeles Standard Oil Co California Seattle Upton

New Tourist Park Leased in Kitsap County

Eight acres of land opposite Mort Ward in Kitsap County were leased with government consent to establish a tourist park. The project aims to attract automobile tour parties traveling between Seattle and Sound-area points.

Kitsap County Seattle Mort Ward Sound

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