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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1919

Page

24

Tried to Cash Another's Check Lands in Jail

William Kernan, 35, was arrested after cashing a check for 415.15 at Burnett Bros. jewelers in Seattle. The check belonged to Maud Thompson and was mailed by J. B. Thomas Real Estate Co. Detectives and the Chamber of Commerce vigilance unit traced the case, leading to Kernan's capture before he could use the altered ring sale. He remains jailed on an open charge.

William Kernan Burnett Bros. Jewelers Second Ave Kernan Miss Maud Thompson E. Harrison St J. BE. Thomas Real Estate Co Misa Josephine Spielbaugher Vigilance Department Retail Trade Bureau Seattle Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club Friedlander & Sons Miss Thompson American Buyings Bank & Trust Co Friedlander Mias Spielbaugher Chamber of Commerce Mina Spielbaugher Burnett Bros McLennan Seattle

Marmola Prescription Tablets Marketed as Fat Reducers

Abroad reports hail Marmola Prescription Tablets as a safe, economical fat reducer that claims to shed two to four pounds per week without exercise or dieting. The catalog promises harmless results and offers the large $1 case from Marmola Co at 64 Woodward Ave Detroit Michigan.

Marmola Co Woodward Ave Detroit Mich

City Law Keeps Out the Movies in Riordan's Town

Harrison New Jersey on October 17 reports the largest town without a movie theatre. Mayor Riordan backs an ordinance requiring a $10,000 license fee for moving picture theatres and the council supports the measure.

Harrison N. J Riordan Moving Picture Theatres

Rent Demands Trigger Eviction Notices at Nesika Apts Beattie

Historical notice fragment shows landlord threatening eviction for nonpayment of $65 monthly rent at Nesika apartments 2021 Fourth Ave Beattie. It cites October 1919 vacancy and unlawful detainer language. Tenants in multiple units reportedly received similar ultimatums Project notes rent increases from $47.50 to $55 and gas charges shifted.

Landforda Nosika Apartments Nesika Apartments Fourth Ave Virginia Lenora Ats City of Beattie H. J. DE Bruier

New rank for generals due

The senate military affairs committee voted to report favorably a bill to confer the rank of lieutenant general permanently on Gen. Peyton C. March, Maj. Gen. RL. Bullard, and Maj. Gen. Hunter Liggett. The panel acted unanimously after Sec retary Baker, who had earlier pushed full generalship for March, consented to the measure. Only the three named generals are considered for appointment.

Washington Senate Military Affairs Committee Peyton Co. March RL. Bullard Hunter Liggett Baker March

Seattle Welcomes Air Federation Delegation For World Flight

Arrangements for the International Aeronautical Federation committee reception were announced. Seattle plans a round the world serial derby tour with inspectors visiting proposed landing fields. Delegates arrive next Wednesday night and will tour the city by automobile followed by a noon luncheon hosted by Mayor Fitzgerald’s committee.

International Aeronautical Federation Committee Seattle Fitzgerald

San Francisco Banks Hit Record Deposits

San Francisco reports that deposits held by individuals at California banks surpassed one billion dollars for the first time in state history, at the close of business September 12, according to the state banking department.

San Francisco United Press

Pennsylvania Legion Resolutions Spark Hibernian Protest

The American Legion in Pennsylvania refused to reconsider its resolution calling Eamon de Valera a traitor. This sparked many Ancient Order of Hibernians members to urge affiliated members to resign from the Legion.

Philadelphia American Legion Pennsylvania Eamon de Valera The Irish Republic Order of Hibernians Legion

Unusual Hat Styles Highlight Saturday Sale

Silk velvet and beaver trimmed hats offered in navy brown taupe and two toned hues. Black hats feature colored facings ostrich trims feathers tassels and decorative ribbons.

Coats for Little Women Special Offers Velours and Kerseys

The Little Women crowd can find coats in sizes 14 16 and 18 in velours and kerseys. Semi and full lined options available with and without fur collars. Colors include navy brown burgundy and green priced at 15.00.

100 Girls Rain Capes Special

Mercerized sateen rain capes for girls in sizes 6 through 14 priced at 3.25 with attached hoods and boned ber lining. Durable finish and bright color options available.

Parks Board Sends Three Young Elk to London Zoo

Vancouver parks board ships three young elk born in Vancouver park paddocks to the London Zoo. The process began in October with the animals sourced from local paddocks.

Vancouver B. C Parks Board London Zoo Vancouver Park

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