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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1920
Page
7
An unclear clipping notes A. R. Bergstrom and others injured at Geeermy when a driver lost control. The text is garbled with mentions of driving charge, flying glass, and removal to a police station. details about injuries and sequence are partially unreadable.
In a wartime reminiscence Trooper O Roon argues with Remsen as they guard a horse team. The scene shifts to Remsen’s room where O Roon contemplates resigning his badge and returns to duty with the promise of a future reunion at the hotel.
The Yakima state fair ends tonight on Everybodys Day with fireworks and packed grandstands. Empire Day featured the Eikw derby stock parade and polo races as visitors from many towns viewed exhibits. D J Burke won the mile free for all trot for a purse, Lena Patch won the mile free for all, and Rineta C captured the mile special trot for 3200 dollars.
Robert Kay twenty, a longshoreman, was struck on the head by a heavy falling anchor chain at the Todd Dry Dock Co yard on a Friday noon. He was working on the barge Belfast when the accident happened. He is married and resides at 316 Vine Street.
Dr Am brose M Bailey new First Baptist pastor will lecture on Hogs Hell and Happiness at an open YMCA Sunday club for men meeting at 2 15 pm Sunday A male chorus of 9 values will sing and discussion classes follow at 4 15 pm Bible classes at 6 15 pm lead to a Friendship Supper and a Fireside hour at 616 The entire program is free.
The Province of the Pacific Episcopal Synod will convene next week with about 60 churchmen expected. A banquet under Churchmen's Club auspices is set for Wednesday at 6:36 p.m. in Masonic Club rooms. attendees are asked to contact Rev. W. H. Bliss or Rev. F. R. Rateman.
At the Gospel Hall located on 4th Ave North, Sunday afternoon service at 2 30 and evening service at 7 28.
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a 13 percent express rate hike on all commodities except milk and cream, bringing total increases to 26 percent after the prior 12 percent rise. Express firms may implement the new rates after one day’s notice to the ICC, offsetting railroad board hikes and expecting about 40 million dollars in additional revenue.
Seattle police found Christ Yeland on Friday September 24 1920. The man known for hard cider was held on bail set at 100 dollars following the blotter report.
The case against W Loeven 35 charged with defrauding Miss Margaret Mickle of 600 dollars was dropped by the prosecuting attorney after an investigation showed a business partner of Miss Mickie sold a donkey and Loeven was wrongly accused. Loeven said he had no involvement.
Funeral services for Minnie Meydenbauer of Seattle age 56 who died at home 723 12th Ave North Sunday at 3 p.m. at Bonney Watson Co. Cremation follows. Survived by mother three brothers and nine sisters.
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