Lost and found brooch offer in old-fashioned filigree gold
Lost and found notice seeks a camo brooch with filigree gold design. Finder should return it to 1920 Recond Ave or call Main 1283 or East 299. Reward offered.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1917
Page
3
Lost and found notice seeks a camo brooch with filigree gold design. Finder should return it to 1920 Recond Ave or call Main 1283 or East 299. Reward offered.
Morrison, ex University of Washington star, faced a show cause hearing on his industrial exemption from military service. A. J. Stores testified Morrison’s dock duties and knowledge of longshoremen’s hirelings justified continued exemption. Caswell's case was reconsidered after evidence of maternal support and income was raised.
A bustling market overview shows stalls with meats fish dairy produce and staples. Items include white King salmon trout halibut cheeks Dungeness crab organic walnuts Jonathan apples peaches corn meal canned goods oats butter eggs and bacon with prices per pound or per item and several stall locations noted across corners and end sections.
Robert Bridges, president of the Port Commission, declined to comment on accusations by former East Waterway terminal system agent George B. Green. Green resigned Wednesday alleging favoritism and nepotism. The commission adopted a rule requiring assistant traffic manager approval for any discharge.
Deputies Beett Malone and C B Campbell searched Spokane on Thursday for a man said to resemble Albert Moorehouse, tied to the murder of Ruby De Merritt on September 2. Descriptive circulars have spread across Northwest cities, with Sheriff Stringer flooded by sightings. Deputy Matt Starwich heads to Portland to pursue the case.
A meeting at Bagley school Green Lake Wednesday night warned residents of the Weet Green Lake district that Halloween pranksters risking doorbell ringing and window tapping may be shot at due to the city woman slugger scare.
Mrs. John F. Miller reports via cable that her husband has arrived safely in Liverpool, England. He travels with a congressional delegation to France to study wartime conditions and the war effort.
Paul Koch, a miner, killed himself Wednesday in Enumclaw by firing a bullet through his throat after failing to locate John Morris, father of Ethel Morris, with whom Koch was in love. Under Sheriff Hutchinson and Deputy Joe Hill investigated the scene. Morris had objected to Koch's attention to his daughter. Koch reportedly brooded over the love affair.
The paper reports several illness cases and at least one death after consumption of rhubarb leaf blades. Authorities warn of toxin exposure and urge caution in handling rhubarb foliage.
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