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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1920
Page
9
Bishop Edward J O'Dea, longtime bishop of the Seattle diocese, marked his 24th anniversary with a day of congratulatory messages and letters. Elaborate plans are underway for a larger celebration of the bishop's 26th anniversary.
County Auditor Wardall urges voters to prepare a prearranged list to speed voting as ballots are long. He notes no splitting votes in the primary and that judges are non partisan. Demonstrations of voting machines occur in downtown precincts and the county city building.
Patrolmen Webb and Failing spotted a man with a suitcase near the Tavern cafe at Second and Union. They trailed him to the Georgian hotel and followed into room 609 where he fled. The suitcase held six quart bottles with a colored liquid the cops said likely represented whisky.
Assessor Jank W. Hull travels to Olympian for the state board of equalization hearing seeking a fair assessment. County commissioners who sat on the local board will join Hill Friday as the state board applies a 50 percent valuation amnesty.
A garbled ad claims a limited time offer for a gray hair tint product promising a test trial to many women. It particle-laden text suggests a free trial and notes the product will cover gray hair and provide visible whitening reduction.
Tokyo dispatch says Viscount K Kaneko president of the Japan American Society will travel to the United States to mend tensions amid anti Japanese agitation in California. He is described as a top ally of the United States among Japanese. In Idaho, William Dol lar, state asylum attache, was wounded slightly by an escaped patient at Orofino station.
Dr. H. Wheeler of Columbia University reports the germ of seeping sickness. Rev. RN.A of the First Methodist Ep church transfers to St. Paul M. KB church at Spokane.
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