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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1920

Page

6

Woman proposes husband lottery to fund family

In Rockland Massachusetts Mrs. Lillian Russell and husband Carl discuss selling Carl by lottery to raise money for nine children. They plan 20000 tickets at five dollars each to raise seventy five thousand for the wife and children and twenty five thousand for a business, with auction as backup. The couple emphasize the need to support education and living expenses amid factory closures and high costs.

Boston Rockland Carl Russell Russell Russel Nee Sresene Carl United States Lillian Lil-lan Post Office Department George Lillian Russell Maas Husband Russell High Cost

Auto Theft Leads to One Year Sentence

Pleading guilty to stealing a $1,500 automobile belonging to G. L. Wilton, James B. Clark, 2, a mechanic, was sentenced by Judge A. W. Frater to serve from one to 15 years in the state reformator y. New tariff filings with the public service commission outline rate increases between Seattle Tacoma and Seattle Renton set to take effect October 1 if approved. Army airplanes paused to install new motors and reach Fairbanks yesterday.

G. L. Wilton James B. Clark A. W. Frater State Reformatory Olympija Seattle Tacoma Renton Public Service Commission Dawson New York Nome Army Fairbanks

Atrocities Claim Russian Citizens Rage in Siberia

Vladivostok reports accuse Japanese military command of killings and outrages against Russians in Siberia. The note cites murders of editor Peter Utkin, his secretary, and a militia guard, prompting a mass funeral and silent protest by 6000 mourners.

Vladivostok Siberia Ministry of Foreign Affairs Peter Utkin Utkin Krianoe Znanya Red Flag Habarovek People's Assembly Vladivertok Mm Grajewski Peter Atkin Kopeck Hill

Cheasty's President Graves Heads East for Five Week Trip

O C Graves, president of Cheastys, departed this morning for a five week tour of New York and other eastern markets. They will reside in the San Marco this winter.

O. C. Graves Cheasty’s New York San Marco

Sleeping Man Struck By Thug In Night Hotel

In Williamson West Virginia at 3 a.m. Martin Burke was attacked in his room at the night hotel on 710 Piretave. A red fire extinguisher was used to strike him and powder covered his bed and face. Burke was taken to the city hospital and later released. Detectives found no items missing during a room search.

Martin Burke Piretave W. G Morrison Burke Henide City Hospital

Smart Silk Dresses in Navy and Brown with Novelty Details

A large assortment of handsome taffetas messalines and latins shown in black navy blue and brown shades offers about 25 styles with novelty tunics surplice effects side loops flounces and many features. Trimmings include cylinder iridescent beads silk floss jet buttons and ribbons. Women seeking a smart silk dress for street or afternoon wear will find wide choice and long wear from this purchase.

Big Boys Shoes Priced at 4 95 in Calf Leather Style

Boys' Gunmetal Calf School Shoes in lace Blucher style feature solid oak-tanned soles and leather inner soles. Marketed as sturdy service shoes, they come in sizes from 21% to 6.

Boys' School Suits Marketed In Brown and Gray

Medium and heavy weight school suits offered in brown gray and green mixtures. All molded models with plain or plaited backs and set-in or slash pockets. Sizes 9 to 16.

Mail aviators killed in Morristown crash

Two mail plane operators died when their aircraft crashed near Morristown New Jersey. An explosion ignited fuel, burning occupants beyond recognition. The victims were T Max Miller and Gustave Miorsen. Miorsen was a mechanic from Troy Idaho. Miller was described as one of the oldest air mail pilots and left a wife in Washington.

Morristown N. J Washington Sept T-Max Miller Gustave Miorsen Miorven Troy Idaho Miller

Writer of Old Song Is Killed by Auto

NEW YORK Sept 1 The man who wrote Everybody Works Hut PWather is dead His name is Bar rel Lehman He was run down by an auto

New York Hut Pwather Barrel Lehman

Gypsy Read His Hand Right He Lost Cash

T Buckman of 408 Cedar Street reported to police on Wednesday that two gypsies duped him after they offered fortune telling for 5 dollars. He paid five dollars, the woman asked to hold a twenty, then swapped it for a five and vanished in a car leaving him angry.

Gypsy T. Buckman Cedar St Buckman

Wealthy Girl Is Chauffeur's Bride

East St. Louis September reports Mim Marion Nugent daughter of millionaire horse dealer Joseph Nugent married Hamuel T. Strohm the chauffeur she had befriended after Nugent discharged Strohm months earlier.

East ST. Louis, IL Joseph Nugent Hamuel T. Strohm Mim Marion Nugent Mine Nugent Strohm

Woman Murder Suspected In San Francisco Raid

Captain Duncan Mathewson ordered a search of The Castle grounds at Balada Beach after a preliminary dig uncovered a woman's garter a chemise and a corset bite in the sand. Dr Galen Hickok held at city jail on two counts of illegal operations.

Francisco Balada Beach Sanitarium Duncan Mathewson Mathewson Galen Hickok

Mill Wood Wagons Must Be Legal Size

City Attorney Geo. A. Meagher ruled Tuesday that dealers selling mill wood to the public may not use wagons or containers with dimensions outside the prescribed city ordinance. The decision enforces standard wagon sizes for public mills.

Geo. A. Meagher

Pershing to Tour South America as Wilson Envoy

General John J. Pershing plans a South American tour late this year as President Wilson’s representative. The trip aims to bolster friendships and follows Brazil’s Pessoa visit. Pershing, visiting father-in-law Senator Warren in Cheyenne, has been approved by the State Department. The Seattle Adverts Club will host a study dinner at Hotel Butler with talks by L. E. Watford, Warren E. Crane, C. Kerr, C. Winslow, and C. C. Jockel.

Washington John J. Pershing South America Wilson State Department Pershing Epitacio Pessoa Brazil Warren Wyoming Cheyenne Seattle Ita Hotel Butler L. E. Watford Warren E. Crane C. Kerr C. Winslow C. C. Jockel

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