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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1920

Page

12

Outcry Over Mayfield Firings Ties Press Case to Martial Law

The ousting of Col. Billie Mayfield as provost marshal in the Galveston zone follows a spyglass of press suppression aims. Mayfield admits ordering actions that sought to arrest Houston Press editor G. V. Sanders, amid dockworker strike reporting and martial law maneuvers.

Houston Tex Billie Mayfield Galveston Mayfield G. V. Sanders Houston Press National Guard Dbte Sanders Texas National Guard Country Club Houston Cornclub Sanders Jake Wolters The Houston Country Club Texas W. Hobby Hobby Wolters

China May Bar Foreign Courts

The article reports rising sentiment in China against extraterritorial privileges for foreigners. Greece cuts talks on a Peking legation after disputes over Greek nationals being tried in Greek-led courts. Observers see a broader push toward Chinese courts and away from foreign legal privileges.

China San Francisco United States D. A Greece America Veronikis Celestial Republic

Motorcycle messenger dies in collision

Ernest W. Peterson 20 a post office special delivery messenger died from a fractured skull after his motorcycle collided Saturday with a car driven by C. T. Olinger 1016 Second Ave W at Fifth Ave and Stewart St Olinger is under arrest.

Ernest W. Peterson Post Office BE. Pikes«t C. T. Olinger Second Ave. W Fifth Ave Stewart St Olinger

Minister Refuses to Prosecute the Thief Who Took His Coat

In Portland a minister refuses to prosecute a thief who stole his coat from the First Methodist church study. The thief, known as Tay Rum Charlie Davenport, is jailed after the theft. The minister cites forgiveness from a higher standard, saying he will not press charges.

Portland Bluecoata Joshua Stansfield First Methodist Church Charlies Davenport Tay Rum Charlie Second and Oaksta

Four Soldiers Arrested for Speeding in Stolen Auto

Four soldiers from Camp Lewis were arrested for speeding at 45 mph along E. Marginal Way in an alleged stolen car. They identified themselves as W. H. Cunningham, James A. Cook, D. J. Martin, and W. H. Brennan, all aged 14.

Camp Lewis W. H. Cunningham James A. Cook D. J. Martin W. H Brennan

Meddling Cops Spoil an Interesting Game

Ten men were caught gambling penny ante with 3.85 on the table in a room at 1930 Seventh Avenue when Police Sgt. P. F. Carter and Patrolman J. J. Heughen entered. They gave names as Ben Lyons A Nelson FE D Sharpe J D Crane A O Miller Nell Minnick Al Bourdon George Ansong H J Hagenbush and B F Weat.

P. F. Carter J. J. Heughen Seventh Ave Ben Lyons A. Nelson FE. D. Sharpe J. D. Crane A. O. Miller Nell Minnick al Bourdon George Ansong H. J. Hagenbush B. F. Weat

Jewish New Year Observed With Feast in Seattle

Seattle Jews prepare to observe Rosh Hashana beginning Sunday and ending Monday marking year 5680 since creation as a solemn season of reflection and divine purpose amid the Jewish religious year.

Seattle

G N Vice President Holds Confab Here

G N Vice President Co O Jenka met Seattle rail officials in a late night conference. He left for Vancouver before midnight and will pass through Seattle on his way back to St Paul Tuesday. He forecast relief in the rail situation and heavy traffic as crops along the line move in transit.

Co. O. Jenka Great Northern Railroad Seattle Vancouver St. Paul

Ostrich Feathers Worth 2.5 Million Imported in Year

The United States imported ostrich feathers valued at 2.5 million dollars over the past 12 months. This trade tally highlights growing demand and regulatory attention for exotic plumage.

United States

War Minister's Weapon Books San Francisco

Gen Pio KR Bosque Salvadoran war minister advocates education as counter to revolutions arriving in San Francisco aboard the City of Para. His government faced a crisis when Arturo Araujo attempted a coup, forcing exile and removal of his father Eugenio Araujo from property.

San Francisco Salvador Para Pio KR. Bosque Jorge Mel Honduras London Araujo

Thornton recommended for airplane pilot license after flights

In Redwood City California Lexia C Thornton a handless man was recommended for an airplane pilot license following exhibition flights. In Corlez Nathaniel F Davis an American civilian representative with the Rhineland high command was found on the bank of the Rhine. In Bakersfield California Hoboes held up and robbed a Southern Pacific freight crew at Goshen Junction. In Spokane Washington William P Bradley aged 18% died from gunshot wounds believed caused by an accidental discharge after he slipped while drinking from a spring.

Redwood City Cal Lexia C. Thornton Corlenz Nathaniel F. Davis Rhineland High Commission Bank of Rhine Bakersfield Southern Pacific Goshen Junction Spokane William P. Bradley

Thieves Target Multiple Apartments on Broad Way

Police hunted today for sneak thieves who entered three rooms in a house at 1526 Broadway. Victims include Mrs. F. Frolich who lost $49, L. Pfeifer $8, W. R. Purvis $8 and a watch, and a pickpocket who took $10 cash and a $56 check from G. R. Rand at 831 Yakimaast. George F. Courtney, a sailor, reported $18 and a razor stolen from his room at the New Avon Hotel, 606 Second Ave.

Broadway Mra. F. Frolich L. Pfeifer W. R. Purvis G. R. Rand Yakimaast George F. Coutney New Avon Hotel Second Ava

Everett Thieves Sought After Seattle Escapade

Five men obtained $150 in cash on a check given to D. C. Tounds at an Everett garage. They snatched the check from him, fled in a Ford, and headed toward Seattle. police said they are being sought today.

D. C. Tounds Everett Seattle

Pockets Picked on Street Car Incident Reported

Miss Edna Morris of 217 25th Ave was jostled by two men on a Ballard North street car at First Ave and Cherry St. They stole $75 from her pockets after the confrontation. Police are seeking two suspects in connection with the theft.

Edna Morris 25Th Ave Ballard North First Ave Cherry St

Tax Rate Forecast Shows Increase of 2.5 Mills in Seattle

Preliminary figures from County Assessor Frank W. Hull indicate Seattle property owners can expect a tax rate near 74 mills, about 2.5 mills higher than last year, signaling a rise in local levies.

Seattle Frank W. Hull

County urged to keep old street names in new additions

Resolution drafted by Prosecuting Attorney Fred C Brown seeks adherence to existing street names when naming new additions in the city. Presented to the board of county commissioners for action Tuesday morning.

Fred C. Brown Board of County Commissioners

Alleged narcotics sellers arrested by Loy police

Tom Dong alias Ah Tom and Foy Yin are under arrest in Loy on Monday on allegations of selling narcotics.

Tom Dong Ah Tom Foy Yin Loy Police

Brothers Take Up Farming to Help Solve Jap Problem

Kenneth and A J Wallace Jr two college graduates and sonsof former Lieut Gov A J Wallace moved from city professions to farm work in Fresno California They bought an 800 acre tract once rented to Japanese and now plant it to hay and grain They defend American farmers as capable of sustaining the land and claim farming is a fine life

California A. J. Wallace Kenneth A. J. Wallace, Jr Wallace

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