Help Wanted Realistic Offers for Young Men
Classified ads show a scramble of job pleas from Chicago and New York agencies promising earnings, travel, and secret investigations. Listings mix auto and tractor schools, paper route routes, watch repair, and miscellaneous work with age ranges and vague advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kcity
Exearn
Chicago Engineering Works
Sunnyside
Chicago
American Foreign Detective Agency
St. Louis
Pike
Vis
Broadway
New York
J. D. Neuville
Newlington
Bam Weisfield
Union
First
University
Stafford & Schwars
Ter
Rd & Schwarz
West
Overland Used Car Department Saturday Specials
Used car ads list Ford touring models from 1919 to 1923, overland and Studebaker options, with prices and conditions. The page notes location on Pine street near Eighth and Ninth, and promotes credit plans with no initial payment and open evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overland Used Car Department
Buk
Studebaker
Henry Mossbach
Ik New Force
Ford
Battery Man
N.G Geo
BUICK
Broadway
Ford CO
Seattle Star Directory of Attorneys and Loan Firms
Directory listing attorneys at law, patent agents, chiropractors, loan firms, and service businesses in Seattle. Contains entries for TY Ball established 1847, Frederick P. Gent, L Reynolds, OLDS, and more, plus mortgage and personal loan offers with emphasis on easy terms and confidentiality. Also notes six narcotic raid arrests and Puget Sound land listings and farm ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TY. Ball
Burke
Frederick P
Ameriaes
Ferend
Western Washington farmland sale notes and bargains
A collage of land listings in Puget Sound and nearby counties, offering 6 to 40 acre plots near towns, schools, and roads. Prices from $10 per acre with easy terms, including lake front and poultry district sites, plus a small shack acreage near Alderwood Manor and other tracts in Snohomish and Lewis counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snohomish County
Lewis County
Washington
J. Graham Company
American Bank
Alderwood Manor
Manor Lake
Puget Sound
Puget Sound Farms CO
Third Ave
Niece Lake
Seattianly
W. F . Morse CO
Leary Ride Bavere
P. VAN_ARSDALE
Weeyi Douglas CO
City
P. van Arsdale
Newell Son
Skagit Flats
Bee W. H. Patchin
Birdeview
Clifford Land CO
Lump Coal Clean Light in Ash Delivers $9.50 Ton
Coal offered at 9.50 dollars per ton delivered in load lots. Garfield 2743.
Bandits Shoot Two Five Held In Chicago
Five suspects were taken into custody today over the Lipson murder and Tregoning shooting. Dr. Paul Lipson owner of St Pauls hospital was gunned down in a South Side drug store during a robbery. garage manager George Tregoning was shot while driving to his garage after being halted by the same bandit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Paul Lipson
St Paul's Hospital
George Tregoning
Dr. Lipson
South Side
Tregoning
Work Begins on Kennewick to Pasco Bridge Project
The Union Bridge company of Seattle wins a $426,900 contract to construct a Columbia River bridge at Kennewick and Pasco. Expected completion is by next July with jobs for many men, funding driven by Seattle Chamber of Commerce and leaders including M. J. Carrigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Acros
Columbia River
Kennewick
Pasco
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Union Bridge Company of
Beattie
State Development Bureau
Chamber
M. J. Carrigan
Good Roads Committee of
Moonshine Plant Seized in Tukwila Raid
Sheriff Matt Starwich and deputies raided a two year operation at a Tukwila location Friday night. Charlee F. Gilbert was jailed on possession of the still. Four sacks of corn and four sacks of sugar with two presses and 800 gallons of mash were seized from a house prepared for the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Starwich
A. E. Bebee
Frank Brewer
Tukwila
Charlee F. Gilbert
Starwich
Philadelphia Grocer Gives 21 Quarts of Blood for Transfusions
Thomas Shaw a Philadelphia grocer has donated over 21 quarts of blood across 26 transfusions. He reports no ill effects and left the hospital after each procedure. Doctors note his blood type blends with all four types, enabling numerous recoveries and only two fatalities among recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Thomas Shaw
Shaw
Nurse maid to songs vendor proclaims free singing service
Harry Kirschbaum of 1515 Borenave offers a unique nursing role not for babies but for songs. He spends all waking hours promoting the house's tunes and will sing anywhere for free aided by any instrument from jews harp to brass band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kirschbaum
Borenave
New Scripps Afternoon Daily Planned for Washington
Washington announces a new afternoon newspaper to be owned by Scripps, bringing their total to 26 papers. Editor in chief will be William B. Colver, with Low Mellett as editor and William H. Dodge as general director. The paper will use United Press and N.E.B.A. wires, be independent in politics, and operate from a leased five story building on New York Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D.C
National Capital
Scripps Interests
Scripps
William B. Colver
Federal Trade Commission
Mellett
United Press
William H. Dodge
M. E. Zepp
N.eba
New York Ave
Thieves Loot Rooms in Two Hotels Here
Thieves gained entry to R. D. Bodle s room at the Rehan hotel Friday night by prying apart a connecting door. They took two suits shirts shoes and other clothing. E. W. Larson s room at the New Albany hotel was entered Friday and wearing apparel and jewelry were stolen. The U S shipping board will not abandon the General Steamship Co service to Australasia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B Williams
KR Williams CO
Waldron Co
Marsouse
Portaco
Ford
Capitol
Aldron Co
University St
United Coal Company
TERRY _N
Birmingham
Ala
Eesti
al Forest Wood
Will
Sidney
33Rd Ave
Tse. Ng
Baker
Aldron Cos Furniture Dept
Gervers
Sity St
Ing. Baals
Seattle
Star-A-Star
Sid- Rey
Eurchase
Meyer Beles
Ifield
ARELA
Dewn
W. Garfeld
Ware St. Elliott
Sunset
Main
Pike
R. D. Bodle
Rehan
E. W. Larson
New Albany
General Steamship Co
U. S. Shipping Board
Australasia
Shipping Board
Two Die in Fight With Bandits Near Council Bluffs
In a gun battle Friday evening four officers and two bandits were killed or wounded near Council Bluffs Iowa after police attempted to search the home of W A Bennett four miles north. The dead include Robert M Murray and James Thompson with Elmer Lane and George Moore among the wounded. Arrests followed, including Frank Tierney and a woman identified as Mrs Alice King, believed to be Mrs Norman Taylor, plus William Bullis. The raid aimed to recover goods stolen from boxcars and was allegedly traced to a bandit gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Iowa
W. A. Bennett
Robert M. Murray
Norfolk
Neb
Northwestern Railroad
James Thompson
Elmer Lane
George Moore
Lincoln
Frank Tierney
Tulsa
Okla
Alice King
Mra
Norman Taylor
William Bullis
Bennett House
Storm Warning Updates From Coast to Southwest
Storm warnings shifted to Southwest at 7:30 Saturday morning as the main storm lingers in the North Pacific. The system is expected to return to the coast this afternoon or tonight, bringing fresh to strong southerly gales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Pacific Ocean
Near East Relief Official to Visit Seattle
Dr. William E. Doughty, associate general secretary of the Near East relief, will be in Seattle tomorrow after returning from the Caucasus where he studied famine conditions. He spent the summer in the region assessing relief needs and planning aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Doughty
The
Near East Relief
Seattle
Dr. Doughty
Near East
Russian Caucasus
Delayed Dynamite Shipment and Meeting With Homestead Law Talk
Delayed dynamite valued at 100 tons bound for the U S government station at Manila will be carried by the West Iran steamer of the Frank Waterhouse Co. line after unloading and reloads at Orient ports. All officers of the Y W C A will attend a King County Legislative Federation meeting addressed by Mrs E R Bull on enforcing the Washington Homestead Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Manila
West
Iran
Frank Waterhouse Co
Orient
King County Legislative Federation
E. R. Bull
Washington Homestead
Local teen arrested in tire removal incident
Charles Bailey, 17, of Cascade hotel, was arrested and handed to juvenile authorities on a charge brought by P. W. Johnson of 6249 27th Ave. N. The accusation states the boy removed a tire from a car parked at 409 Eastlake Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bailey
Cascade Hotel
P. W. Johnson
27Th Ave
Eastlake Ave
Wenatchee Sets Sail for Orient with New Crew
The Pacific Steamship Co liner Wenatchee departed for the Orient this morning with an entirely new crew and officers. Captain H. C. Thomas commands the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee
Orient
H. C. Thomas
Feminine Votes May Jo Be Decisive Factor
New York rumor and report from Oct 14 describe a heated mayoralty campaign. Curran forces mobilize women voters to back Mayor Henry H Curran, the Republican fusion candidate, as Tammany Hall fractures. John F Hylan faces a tough re election bid amid factional strife and Curran mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry H. Curran
Casendate
Tammany
John F. Hylan
Curran
We Wouldn't Want to Try This Twice
Mrs Lough left her baby in a perambulator on a Newcastle platform. The pram rolled toward an oncoming engine and was struck but the baby suffered no injury as the engine passed over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Eng
Francis Lough
Arms meeting stock soars amid war talk and diplomacy
London stock markets react as arms conference shares jump after reports of Lloyd George planning a Washington trip on November 5. Paris hints Briand may extend his America visit window, while Briand faces no forced stay in Paris. Rome says Italy selects most delegates and pledges to curb armament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M’cann
London
Lloyd George
Washington
Paris
Briand
America
Chamber Deputies
England
Rome
Italy
Body of Senator Knox Laid to Rest
The state of Pennsylvania laid Senator Philander Chase Knox to rest at Valley Forge Memorial chapel. A 50-member congressional delegation led by Vice President Calvin Coolidge attended with Governor Sproule and Senator Penrose. The service followed his body lying in state, a wreath from President and Mrs. Harding atop the casket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Forge
of Pennsylvania
Philander Chase Knox
Valley Forge Memorial Chapel
Calvin Coolidge
Sproule
Senator Penrose
Senator Knox
Harding
Green Lake water supply problem tied to circulation
George W. Hull, former park board president, said officials long recognized the need to add fresh water to Green Lake. He attributed the current condition to Lipton springs and city water weirs overflowing into the lake, causing virtually no circulation of fresh water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Lake
George W. Hull
Park Board
Hill
Lipton Springs
City Water Department
Ford flips in city crash injures owner and passenger
A Ford overturned three times after a collision at 13th avenue and Jefferson street. Gerald M. Lindsey was badly injured with a brain concussion and taken to City Hospital. Two girls in the car were unhurt. Nellie Ulam was also injured Friday night at Sixth Avenue and Pine Street when struck by Adolph Turcotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flivver
Ford
13Th Ave
Jefferson St
Gerald M. Lindsey
Lindsey
City Hospital
Nellie Ulam
University Ot
Sixth Ave
Pine St
Adolph Turcotte
Madison St
New Era Expected in Philippine Islands Under Gen Wood
James J. Rafferty, Philippine commercial agent, told the Chamber of Commerce that Gen Leonard Wood as governor will bring stability and prosperity to the islands. He said the confidences of both America and the Philippines rest in Wood and that his administration has everything in its favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Wood
Philippines
Islands
James J. Rafferty
Rafferty
Chamber of Commerce
America
The
Wood
Tire Thief Nabbed After Short Chase
P. W. Johnson on 27th Ave NW spotted a boy removing a spare tire from a car Friday night. Johnson chased for two blocks and caught 17 year old Charlie Bailey of the Cascade Hotel on Howell Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Johnson
27Th Ave
N. W
Johnson
Charlies Bailey
Cascade Hotel
Howell St
Pacific quake registered in Chicago seismograph
An earthquake was recorded by the government seismograph in Chicago from 12 27 am to 3 am. The disturbance centered about 2 865 miles southwest of Chicago, likely in the Pacific Ocean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Chicago
Pacific Ocean
One Cent Rate for Legion Delegates Notified
Notification that Great Northern and Northern Pacific railways grant a one cent per mile rate to delegates attending the upcoming American Legion convention in Kansas City was received by Mayor Caldwell. The rate mirrors that given to Grand Army of the Republic delegates at their Eastern convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Great Northern and Northern Pacific Railways
American Legion
Kansas City
Caldwell
Grand Army of the Republic
American Missionary Killed in Kurdish Revolt
Teheran reports heavy casualties among Persians as Kurds rise in revolt. An American member of the United States mission, Bachimont, is said to have been assassinated amid the clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teheran
Persia
Bachimont
United States Mission
Have the Man with the Ring New York
Police believe they recovered a stolen $800 diamond ring but require an X ray of suspect George Meyer’s stomach to confirm. Katherine McEleney died at her brother Frank W McEleney’s home after a brief illness following a two year trip to Japan. City council and public works board members attended the opening of Cedar Falls’ new power unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Meyer
Katherine McEleny
Frank W. McEleney
W. Tidst
Miss McEleny
Japan
Board’ of Public Works
Cedar Falls
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Seattle Star
Ery
Ava
Ashington
Defree. Yrite
U. N
Sam Weisfield
Joe
Tano
East
Sun- Servic
Edith T
American Products Co
Cincinnati
McDermott
12Th Ave
Imal
Pan A
Ey Ave
Nwood
Utiful MT. Baker
19Th Ave
Enwood
11Th Ave
Ite
Moore
Ayer Hiott
Ninth Ave
Belmont N
Seneca
23Rd Ave
N. KR
Darber
Camp
Wash
Anim
Westlake N
Jordan Sport Marine
Mitchell
Chalmers Bug
Fine Car
Mitgrell, Lewis & Staver CO
Ordan
Jumbeo
AUTOR
Ampere
Dod
Dten & Joselyn
G' Dent Cars
Mossbach Ute Co
E. Pike St
New Ohio
Fremont
Phinney Ridge
Bath
Butler
Gabe
Greenwood Park
Henry C. Ewing Company
Alaska
North End
Alfa
Il Peerms
Henry
Holly St
Hillman
Ilbert & CO
Rainier Av
Piedinang St
Columbia
Arsch
Mer
Rainier
Rainier Ave
Elliott
Kenwood
Culver
Boston
Garfield
Phinney
Magnolia Beach
West Seattle
Earnvest Starl Pe
Willys-Overland Pacific Company
E. Pine
Best Buy
Oakland
Homecroft
Alki
Fauntleroy
Puget Mill, Company
26Th Ave. S. W
Spokane Ave
S .10
Main Way
Henry Bldg
Seattle Star Directory
Mons
Employes
Empire
Second Ave
Madison
Workingman's Loan CO
Seaboard
A. D. Anderson
Smith Ride
American Jewelry
Puget Loan
Ind Marble & Gran Te Co
1St and
Virginia
Wamiinds
Fraser-Paterson Co
Fiarry Powen & CO
University St. Main
W. Maupin
Sreert
Hinckley
Dre
Finlay
Finlay Guard Av
H. Simmonson
John Et
May Gill
Ellie Buckley
J. Penny
John Griffin
Joe Billy
Yee Mun
Spring St
Puget
John Storseeth
Poulsbo
Wien
Ave
Skagit County
H.C. Peters
John . Black
Wis
P. Imperial
Barale Gacre
R. Behling
Fy Hoge Bldg
OY Pg Nantyy
T On Co
Johnston Piston & Ring
Alaska Steamship Co
Rainier Gas Crystal
A. Willeixelkeen
London Jewelry Co
2Nd Ave
Garage Man
Kennewick Bridge
Economy Sales and Auction CO
Second Avenue
Moore Theatre
American Railway Express CO
Nelson
Philippine Islands
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