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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1922
Page
10
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Moore introduces a diverse Circuit bill headed by Miss Josephine Victor in Juliet and Romeo with a six entertainer act, plus Dainty Marie Venus of the air, headlining a week of vaudeville. The Wilkes features The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come with Mary Ann Robbins and James Blaine. Woodward offers Moonlight and Honeysuckle, a romantic comedy drama with four suitors and Washington settings.
Fragmentary OCR note references a reform project labeled rf 184 with umane tion on Lowtetord amid national discussions. Details are unreadable, but indicates legislative activity and ongoing negotiations.
Mrs L A Guimann of Ve endures weakness nervousness and inability to walk before using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After a single bottle she recovered strength and returned to work at a steam laundry. The letter praises the medicine and urges other women with similar troubles to try it.
Washington reveals Secretary Denby faces questions for allowing Senator New Indiana Republican to broadcast political speeches from Arlington station. Separately, Eva Tanguay headlines at Palace Hip Vaudeville with new songs and costumes. Bert Lytell stars in Asian Ladyfingers. Other shows include Breezy Buddies at Pantages and Ethel Barrymore at the Met in De Classe with mail orders open.
A group of Indian radicals has been arrested in Tokyo on alleged anti Britain activities. Deportation is seen as likely and the crackdown appears tied to preparations for the Prince of Wales visit with heightened security measures in place.
Two men were killed and a third was dying after an airplane struck a high tower in Macon Georgia. The victims named are John R. Costa Anthony Kansas and Ray Roundtree Portland Oregon. W W L Fisher of Mack Colorado is not expected to live.
A Portland bulletin to the Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen reports March food costs nearly stationary. Eggs fell while sugar and flour rose. retailers expect no lasting general price hike, anticipating a possible summer decline. The Washington state table lists daily food costs for a family of five as per the U S Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Washington notes Maj. Gen. William Haan, president of the army classification board, retires after more than 20 years of active duty. An advertisement urges readers to learn the latest dance steps from Prof. William A. Jackson, former New York City instructor at The Hippodrome.
Tokyo reports say after naval reduction per the Washington conference Japan will concentrate its fleet on the Japanese mainland coast. A high level meeting of field marshals and admirals approved the navy program meeting Washington conference requirements.
William J. Bryan predicted that the Democrats would capture the House of Representatives. An unrelated advertisement urges readers to learn dancing steps from Professor Jackson at The Hippodrome with beginners classes starting Monday at 7 p.m.
COWIN J BROWN of 106 Columbia Street offers dental work at bargain prices to raise money. He promises to credit clients a dollar for every dollar they pay, claiming superior quality and workmanship despite the unusual guarantee.
The article notes rising discontent among farmers and laborers ahead of elections. It quotes a wary congress member warning of a scared legislature as farmers and workers form a pivotal, unsettled bloc. Prof William A Jackson teaches new stage and dance steps at The Hi ave and University, with classes starting at 7 o'clock.
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