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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1921

Page

2

Judge Hunts Job to Aid Prisoner

W. J. Lockley aged 19, a confessed bandit and former Navy recruit, will receive a job arranged by Judge Everett Smith after a suspended sentence of one to five years in Monroe reformatory. The judge sought employment for Lockley following sentencing. Lockley recently shot in the hand during a revolver duel at a feed store in Auburn.

W. J. Lockley Navy Everett Smith Smith Lockley Monroe Reformatory

Russians Pro Bolshevik Sentiment Reported by Fort L Hospital News

Lieut. Col. Fred W. Bugbee orders the Third battalion, 58th Infantry, Fort Lawton, after returning from Russia. He claims Bolshevik prisoners were massacred and that imperial tyranny drives the peasantry to aid Bolshevik forces.

Fred W. Bugbee 58Th Infantry Fort Lawton Russia Bugbee

Diamond Dyes Advertisement: Easy Garment Dye Kit

An old newspaper ad touts Diamond Dyes as guaranteed to dye fabrics without streaks or fading. It claims simple directions for all fabrics including wool silk linen cotton and blends and advises checking material with a druggist. It emphasizes dramatic color renewal of skirts curtains gowns and other worn items.

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D'Arsonval Institute Opens on Broadway and Pine

Electro-Surgical Laboratory opens at Broadway and Pine in quarters once occupied by Cornish School of Music. Dr Sam Rowsenstrauch moves his downtown offices to devote his practice to the new institute praised as one of the most complete electrical research laboratories on the Pacific coast.

D'Arsonval Institute Pacific Coast Broadway Pine At Cornish School of Music Sam Rowsenstrauch D’arsonval Institute

American Oriental Steamers Hit on Seattle to Orient Run

Passengers on the Seattle to Orient steamship route praise the service. James A. Thomas of the Chinese American Bank in Peking writes to a New York friend, reflecting traveler satisfaction. Albert P. Fredrickson of Seattle forwarded the letter to the Seattle Chamber of Commerce.

Seattle Orient James A. Thomas Peking New York

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