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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1921
Page
13
In a letter from Ward 1 at Northern State Hospital KK. C. Seriffert describes the risk to staff if they ever mistreat patients, noting firings and potential violence from patients. He claims the hospital enforces restraint only for patient safety and not for staff harm, praising staff restraint and dedication despite long hours and low pay.
Ireland will negotiate as a sovereign state. In Dublin on September 15 President De Valera replied to Premier Lloyd George's Inverness conference invitation and said Sinn Fein accepts talks on Ireland's association with the British empire but insists Ireland acts as an independent nation.
George Rheinstrom, once a Seattle real estate man linked to ex Mayor Ole Hanson, faces a U S grand jury indictment for using the mail to defraud. He is set to stand trial in Spokane on September 12, accused of selling property claimed to adjoin Bremerton Naval Yard but said to lie in Charleston woods. He is out on a $5,000 bond.
Federal Judge Frank Rudkin ruled officers may enter a private dwelling only when evidence of male was found, in the Gus Powell booze raid near Spokane where a 400 gallon boiler and 100 gallons of mash were seized. Articles must be returned. Rudkin called the conduct an outrage.
Fifty residents of Toppenish clashed with Palmer circus crew last night. Several shots rang out but no serious injuries occurred as the train pulled away minus many windows.
CHICAGO September 15 Mrs Elizabeth Church mother of Harvey Church confessed murderer of Bernant Daugherty and Carl Ausman Packard motor car salesmen was subjected to police questioning today Chief investigator Ben Newmarke from the states attorney office says the theory is she knew of the slayings
Tacoma report states F A Hazeltine editor of the South Bend Journal has been appointed general supervisor of federal prohibition agents by Roy Haynes the federal prohibition commissioner.
Dr. Condit tells of Mary a Little Indian girl who survived the cold and had her left leg amputated above the knee after her brother died. She traveled from Mountain Village to Chemawa via Yukon and Seattle, with scant clothing. A $105 collection fell short of the $150 needed for a suitable artificial limb, funds placed with the U S bureau of education for Mary. Dr. Condit and his wife will return to Alaska next week.
Ole 8 Larson, president of the defunct Scandinavian American Bank of Tacoma, was acquitted by a Tacoma Superior Court jury of embezzling 20000 dollars. He faces another trial soon on funds mishandling charges. Gustaf Lindberg, former bank director, was charged with borrowing 15000 dollars from the bank just after Larson's trial.
Washington reports taxpayers paid 524 million dollars as the third installment of U.S. income and profits taxes. Secretary Mellon hopes today’s receipts help close a treasury deficit that has stood at 116 million dollars for the past two months.
Funeral services for Mrs Catherine M Norlock 63 who died at her home 561 Lee Street will be held Friday at 9 am at Sacred Heart Church.
An ad promises instant relief from any corn by applying Freezone for a few cents. It claims corns can be removed painlessly and easily with no soreness or irritation, and that the product is available from druggists in a tiny bottle.
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