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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1921
Page
9
County officials reveal revised costs for keeping four ferry lines in service. A 1.0 mill levy proposal would cover interest and redemptions while overall expenses show varied changes among county departments and officers for 1922.
Officials say the Washington Coal Association will seek court eviction of tenants tied to mine operations while cases are decided individually. Striking miners and their families were notified 30 days prior to potential property loss.
A fragmentary portrayal of film industry pressures and fame as wealth slides with a dark backdrop. The piece hints at marital strands, a mysterious dark figure, and a stage life where scandal and spectacle shape a star’s fate.
A threatening letter arrived for John V. Clin nin acting United States district attorney in Chicago. It warned him to boost his life insurance before continuing investigations into the Ku Klux Klan. The note was signed An American Citizen and Sometimes Not a Bit Proud of It as DOJ agents pursued the invisible empire case.
In Toppenish Washington a woman aided by a male accomplice robbed H A Wall and Frank Sankey of fourteen dollars. Police note the incident occurred during a daylight confrontation at an unidentified location. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward.
The Star invites readers to aid in finding missing relatives and friends and to report disappearances to The Headers. Friends of Martha Jones seek her husband William after her death in Sugar Creek, Missouri, while a boy named Thornton 7 is in Sugar Creek motherless. Dr. W A Hadley of Petersburg arrested on a three year old wife murder charge in Durango Colorado.
In Cincinnati on Sept 1 Miss September Morn arrived on schedule wearing only a market basket. Milkman J F Tackie observed her and Bradkie phoned police. The woman refused to reveal her name and appeared dazed as she was taken to headquarters.
Col. Charles FR Verbes director of the Veterans Bureau and former head of the Bureau of War Risk left Washington for an extended tour. He will visit Beattie but his arrival date here is not yet set.
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