Four Arrested After Auto Smash Near New Washington Hotel
Four youths are jailed after a Sunday night crash near the New Washington hotel. Everett teenagers Killeen Campbell and Mary Larson, both 16, are in the detention home, while Vernon Beett, 27, and Frank Stover, 24, are in city jail. The girls were slightly injured. Steverie faces a drunken driving charge and Seattle records a drunk driving count. Police say an all night joy ride led to the collision with a taxi.
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Killeen Campbell
Mary Larson
Everett
Vernon Beett
Frank Stover
New Washington
Steverie
Seattle
Hoose
Mines Laboratory at U is Dedicated
The University of Washington dedicated a new 125000 dollar mines laboratory on Saturday with representatives from the university the U S Bureau of Mines and the state coal mining industry present. Dr Henry Sumaallo president of the university said scholarship requirements are higher than at similar institutions in the United States and the lab shows continued work toward a greater Washington.
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University of Washington
University
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Henry Sumaallo
Washington
Woman Shoots Husband in Domestic Quarrel
Mrs Lyle fired three shots at J M Lyle during a quarrel at their home 1414 10th ave hospitalized him in Providence hospital they were arrested and released after Lyle declined to prosecute his wife. Reported loss of 300 in Liberty bonds from a trunk at the Pecific hotel belonging to T G Chapman.
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J. M. Lyle
10Th Avé
Providence Hospital
Mia
Lyle
T. G. Chapman
Chapman
Directory fight leaves steamfitter with fractured nose
G. J. Arthur, 39, a steamfitter, was treated at city hospital after a Sunday night altercation with a street car conductor. The Seattle Star page item also advertises local land and business opportunities in Thurston County and Seattle real estate listings with names and addresses.
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G. J. Arthur
City Hospital
Arthur
Date Prune Trees Highlighted at Pacific Northwest Fruit Exposition
Oregon produced date prunes form a featured exhibit at the Pacific Northwest fruit exposition to be held at the Tell et terminal on November 21. D. D. Olds, director of exhibits, announced the plan after touring Oregon cities to promote the show.
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United States
Oregon
Tell «Et
D. D. Olds
Prepare to Receive Exhibits for Fair
A committee will receive exhibits from Seattle manufacturers at 310 Priest Street on Wednesday from 9 am to 5 pm. Exhibits will be returned to the same location after the fair, which runs from October 3 to October 9.
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Seattle
Priest
Roads May Cut Vegetable Rates to Chicago and River Points
Vegetable rates on railroads to Chicago and other Mississippi river points may be reduced, according to permission granted by the Interstate Commerce Commission on Monday.
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Chicago
Mississippi River
Interstate Commerce Commissions
Hoover policies praised by Far Eastern division chief
Frank R. Eldridge Jr of the U S department of commerce told the China club on Saturday that Hoover era policy put business into government and pulled government out of the economy. His remarks came as Jie headings to the Far East.
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Herbert Hoover
Frank R. Eldridge, Jr
Far Eastern
Up &, Department of Commerce
China Club
Jie
Far East
Man Struck by Timber in Seattle Mill
Péward Bruley aged 63 of 1515 West 63rd Street was struck in the abdomen by a heavy timber Saturday night at the Seattle Cedar and Lumber Manufacturing Co. mill at 1940 Shilshele Avenue. He was rushed to Lakeside Hospital in critical condition.
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Péward Bruley
Seattle Cedar & Lumber Manufacturing Co
Shilshele Ave
Lakeside Hospital
Seattle Aims to Be Purchasing Center Dinner Meeting Set
More than 100 Seattle executives from banks manufacturing and wholesale firms will gather at the New Washington hotel Tuesday at 6 p m to discuss making Seattle and Puget Sound the Northwest purchasing center.
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Seattle
New Washington Hotel
Puget Sound
Northwest
Window Smasher Held for Sanity Commission
John Kallak a 37 year old laborer is in the custody of a sanity commission after alleged window smashing and terrorizing women around 6231 Fourth Ave N W. Mrs Gleella Howell 34 is in city hospital after attempting suicide by ingesting poison on Sunday and may die.
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John Kallak
Sanity Commission
Fourth Ave. N. W
Gleella Howell
City Hospital
Tides in Seattle Ship News Report
Weather Bureau report lists ships and routes with multiple down wires and timetables. Vessels including Walter A. Lachenbach Redende Admiral Dewey City of Apoken and others pass through Pacific ports with varied schedules.
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Seattle
Weather Bureau
Tatoorm Island
Alaskan Vessels Kept Off Ale Meds Westbound
Unclear report shows vessels moving near Ale region with notices of keeping, with references to Beattie and City of Beattie, detailing timing around 6 30 p m and westbound or southbound directions despite damaged text.
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Sheeney
Alemeds
Ketehikant
City of
Beattie
Vessels in Other Ports Manila and More Arrivals
Ships arriving and sailing details from Beattie and other ports list Manila Philadelphia New York and San Francisco calls. The records show arrivals and mailings with times and vessels including Beattie and Springfield many under September dates with multiple entries and destinations.
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Etry Onloan
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Tacoma
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Reinier
California
Asteria
Port Townsend to Kobe and Yokohama ship movements reported
Maritime notes list vessels arriving and sailing from Seattle and nearby ports. Ships include Beattie bound for Kobe Yokohama and Nome, with distances and routes. several cargo and passenger vessels noted at Pier A and Terminal areas, plus dockside equipment and dredging entries.
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Four Downtown Churches Host Big Brotherhood Banquet
A Big Brotherhood banquet is set for Tuesday at 6 15 p m at Plymouth Congregational Church hosted by First Baptist First Presbyterian First Methodist and Plymouth Congregational. Committee invites all to attend and bring a friend.
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First Baptist
First Presbyterian
First Methodist
Plymouth Congregational
Fall Flower Show Opens at Leschi Pavilion
The Seattle Horticultural Association held its first annual Fall Flower Show at the Leschi dancing pavilion with more than 6,000 entries. The show closes Tuesday night when judges announce awards. Reverend P A Klein delivered a sermon at Dunlap Baptist Church Sunday night warning against forgetting Deuteronomy.
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Seattle Horticultural Association
Christ
Rev
P. A. Klein
Dunlap Baptist Church
Oils and Steels Edge Higher in Early New York Trading
New York stocks opened mixed with Oils and Steels advancing fractionally while many shares declined. Naval Dutch rose to 45 percent before slipping, Mexican Petroleum dropped from 102 to 99, and Pan-Americans gained briefly before retreating. Union Pacific and New York Central held small gains as broader activity faded.
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Oile and Steels
Stock Exchange
Union Pacific
New York Central
Idwin
Central Leather
Xican Petroleum
Brudebaker
Mtecl
American Woolen
Northern Cific
Tyre Company
Crucible Steel
Grain and livestock prices drift in dull Chicago market
A sluggish trading day on the Chicago board of trade saw wheat and oats retreat as Eastern houses sold, with limited buying support. September and December wheat and corn fluctuated, while cattle and sheep receipts rose and prices held steady to lower. sugar, coffee, and foreign exchange quotes also moved, marking a quiet, uneven session.
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Catsago
Chicago Board of Trade
Cattle and Sheep Receipts Reported With Mixed Market
Market notes show varied cattle receipts with steers and cows priced around 4.50 to 5.00 for choice steers and 4.50 for helpers, calves near 10, and bulls near 2.50. Sheep receipts total 1,206 with mountain lambs at 4.50 and yearlings around 2.50. market described as very slow in parts and generally mixed.
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Lee Helfers
Tigt Hetler
Lee
Livestock Auction Prices Reported at Catéle Receipts
Market steady with mixed cattle prices. Steers near 407, cows and heifers 260 to 560, stockers 34, calves 1609.60 receipts total 14 000. Top cattle 98.60, bulk around 60. Lambs around 650 to 1778, ewes 276, feeders 85.2506.
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Calven
Lambe
Stetson Wife Seeks Temporary Alimony in Divorce Case
Mrs. LeRe Stetson requested $150 a month temporary alimony in Judge King Dykeman’s court claiming cruel treatment by husband LeRe Stetson. She says he pulled her from bed on September 30 1920 and ordered her to leave. He denies the charges, stating little property. Divorce action to follow in weeks with no alimony set meanwhile.
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M. Stetson
King Dykeman
Stetson
LeRe
Jitneys Seek Permits to Operate Citywide
The Sound Transit Co an association of jitney bus drivers offers to pay the city 20 a month for every car operated. They filed applications with the city council for permits to run over Cowen Park Phinney Ave Jackson St East Union and Broadway roads.
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The
Sound Transit Co
Cowen Park
Phinney Ave
Jackson St
Union
Broadway Roads
Schooner Columbia River Wrecked Near New Zealand
A schooner named Columbia River bound from Auckland to Astoria was wrecked near the Sun day islands northeast of New Zealand on Monday morning. An incomplete report to the Merchants' Exchange in Seattle says the crew were saved.
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New Zealand
Columbia River
Auckland
Astoria
Sunday Islands
Notheast
Merchants’ Exchange
Seattle
Messenger Boy Run Over by Auto
A 17 year old messenger was seriously injured Monday morning after falling from his bicycle into the path of a passing auto. The vehicle ran over him causing internal injuries.
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Messenger
Teddy Grows
Egg Prices Jump as Markets See Scarcity
Kegs were scarce on the wholesale mart Monday pushing egg prices higher. Fresh ranch eggs rose to 62 cents a dozen while pulleta moved up 2 to 4 cents to 38 to 40 cents. Butter stayed steady to firm amid an upward trend. First Lady Finger grapes listed 3.60 to 3.75 a log. Italian prunes arrived from Spokane district wholesaling 0.95 to 1 a crate Cranberries priced at 4.50 a box. Vegetable market unchanged.
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Une
Tahiti
Thompson
Bartett
B. Wash
Virginisa Keymse
Topamoro
Seattle
Wisconsin
Renee
Davy
Tancy
Hteckyarés
Pacific Cranberries Ship in Car Lots to West Coast
The Pacific Cranberry Exchange begins shipping berries from Columbia River districts in car lots with destinations to San Francisco Seattle and Los Angeles This early season marks the first time such quantities moved by sea and coast markets expect price rises as the season progresses Growers urge housewives to stock up now for winter.
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Pacific Cranberry Exchange
Columbia River
San Francisco
Seattle
Sos
Urges Opening New Wing for Washington Museum Relics
Former Transportation club secretary F. W. Graham asks Washington museum relics to be moved from an unsafe fire trap. The $250,000 collection would gain a new home, but UW comptroller Herbert Condon says funds are unavailable to assist.
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F. W. Graham
The
Transportation Club
Washington Museum
Herbert Condon
University of Washington
Graham
Driver Arrested After Auto Plunges Into Bank
Frank Albright, 30, was arrested and charged with reckless driving after driving into a telephone pole and over a steep bank Sunday night, narrowly escaping death. Dorothy Daquilà of Seattle and Giuseppe Minichiello of Naples, Italy, were married in Seattle Sunday and will reside in Georgetown.
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Frank Albright
Dorothy Daquila
Seattle
Guiseppe Minichiello
Naples
Italy
Georgetown
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