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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1921
Page
6
Camp Lewis soldier Charles Mael was lured into an alley by a request to buy a ukulele and was slugged unconscious Sunday night. He was hospitalized today with injuries and $75 robbery loss.
Augusto Shiasco, 47, wounded by a man he will not identify after a quarrel over a woman, Henrico Centoni, in Auburn Saturday night. He was shot through the side and is being treated in Tacoma today.
Blue Mouse director Blue Mouse Ingram earns Bachelor of Fine Arts from Yale University in recognition of his work on The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. He is 29, son of a Dublin professor, and began at Yale in Fine Arts before becoming an assistant after graduation.
Convict No. 3604 at McNeil Island describes the Miracle Man loaned by Famous Players-Lasky for prisoners on Labor Day. He cites lessons on environment, money’s corrupting power, and the superiority of spirit, noting transformations of fraud cripple and dope fiend into productive lives.
London report shows August cost of living fell 2 percent yet remains 120 percent above prewar levels. U.S. retail food prices climbed 4.3 percent in August.
The official colors of West Seattle Post No. 160, American Legion, were presented Sunday afternoon by the West Seattle Home Guard in the West Seattle playfield. Capt. H. T. Hills presented the colors and Maj. W. B. Brinton, commander, accepted before 300 West Seattle residents.
University president Dr Henry Suszako says stricter scholarship standards and rules will raise the bar this year. About 750 former students were denied entrance this fall for low ratings. Fall registration begins September 26 with about 4 500 students expected, down from roughly 6 300 due to finances and space limits.
The report shows Sinclair Lewin's Main Street tops requests for popular fiction at the public library this month. Fisher's Brimming Cup ranks second in patron demand.
A restraining order aimed to block Seattle's garbage ordinance was dissolved Saturday by Presiding Judge Everett Smith. The order, requested by 20 city restaurant owners and the Pacific Meat & Packing Co., had enjoined the city and the company from enforcing provisions of the new ordinance.
Washington educators plan annual gathering in Bellingham on October 26 27 and 2 8 to discuss international disarmament future development of Washington resources and raising teaching standards The executive committee met in Seattle to outline the program Details include meals for cats used to control rats costing London authorities about 3200 dollars last year
The Northwest forestry conference meets Friday October 21 in the Seattle Chamber of Commerce assembly room. Topics include national reserves protection taxation and state policy with Dean Hugo Winkenwerder UW presiding as forestry committee chair.
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