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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1921
Page
7
Residents argue over six cent fare projections and tax funded streetcar systems. The article ponders who should pay for transport, including vacant lots owned by speculators, with figures showing potential savings under the Erickson plan and calls for fair burden sharing.
Robert Dunn of the Daily Colonist, Victoria B C, writes while editor C Swayne is away. He says Vancouver Island Canadians mostly favor Americana and criticizes only isolated expressions and war slogans as passing and trivial.
Pasco and Kennewick push a Columbia River bridge project with $450,000 raised and plans pending State Highway Commissioner review. Local boosters from Seattle, Tacoma, Spokane, Walla Walla and Portland contributed, signaling strong regional support for a toll bridge to span the river.
Salvation Army in Seattle organizes a quiet Button Day fundraiser to cover relief funds. Volunteers plan afternoon stand coverage at the Seattle baseball club grandstand with reports from headquarters at 201 National Bank of Commerce building. The effort aims to bridge funding until next year’s community chest budget, preserving ongoing aid.
An adjourned federal grand jury returned 18 indictments mostly for liquor violations. The $40,000 theft case involving a police officer and others was deferred until November as the case proceeds.
Laundry owners and operators from Western Washington gathered in the Chamber of Commerce assembly room on Friday to discuss the impact of the upcoming state minimum wage recommendation. The state department industry conference in Olympia on September 29 will address the proposal.
Funeral services for Joseph M White Tl who died Friday from injuries after a fall last week will be held at Butterworth's mortuary Sunday.
Mrs Clarence Htuntoon received $50 in Judge Ottis Brinker s court on Friday for damage to her hair. She claimed $1,000 from hairdresser Jeane Flarmen for ruined long locks due to an overheated marcel iron. Flarmen said Munton s hair had never been extraordinary.
A newspaper advertisement invites readers to buy Boldt's Milk Bread for warm, fresh daily enjoyment. The ad highlights irresistible aroma, soft crumb, and homemaker appeal as a household staple.
Fort Creutt and Rey Moora of Vancouver charged with robbing the Sells Floro estate of 25 000 dollars a week earlier pleaded not guilty in superior court. Trial set for October 14. Special prices on new shipment Axminster Tugs in all sizes. Wal Gron Co 1322 Fourth area Advertisement.
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