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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1922

Page

6

Criticism of Gov. Mart asylum report from Miss de Montis

Miss Myrtle de Montis of Gig Harbor issues an open letter denouncing errors in the asylum investigation committee report. She questions dates of Mrs. Peck’s death, the coroner’s actions, and claims of insufficient or misrepresented evidence, urging scrutiny of testimony and procedures.

Gov. Mart Asylum Investigation Committee Myrtle de Montis Gig Harbor Robert B. Hesketh Miss Mantis Mra Peck Pierce County Thero Peck Seattle Mall Washington Emal Olympia Senate Board of Control

Pretty Dancer Shines in Hippodrome Revue

Lillian Bauers, premier danseuse of the Hippodrome Revue at Fifth Avenue and University, headlines a program backed by ten attractive assistants. The act draws strong popularity at the noted city place of amusement.

Lillian Bauers Hippodrome Revue Fifth Ave Miss Bauers

City Council Race Feature Cox as Business Man Candidate

In a campaign tale from Race for Council No. 6 the candidate EB Cox presents himself as a banker aide and business veteran. He cites years in Washington and Ballard residence, banking ties, and leadership of Republican finance efforts while stressing tax reduction and practical governance.

Cownell B. Cox Tallard Mr. Cox Cox The Legis Washington Mutual Savings Bank Republican Committee Seattle Council Counel Hag Mamnanm

Moonlight and Honeysuckle Opens at Woodward Theater

Woodward theater starts a week run of Moonlight and Honeysuckle, a romantic comedy. Hazel Whitmore leads with strong comic timing while Alexia Luce and Keenan Wallace support in key roles. The plot follows Anita Baldwin testing three suitors through a staged tale of romance and misdirection.

Glenn Hughes Woodward Theater Hazel Whitmore Anita Baldwin Miss Whitmore Anita Alexia Luce Himelf Ted Musgrave Mr. Luce Keenan Wallace Benator Baldwin Arthur Allard William N. Abrams

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