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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1922

Page

8

Erickson Defends Three Cent Carfare Plan in Seattle

Coun cilman Oliver T. Erickson argues against the wage earner crumb theory in support of his three cent carfare ordinance. He asserts labor is paid from the wealth it creates and not from charity, addressing critics who warn that fare relief costs jobs and citing the broader taxation impact in Seattle.

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PIANIST AT MOORE Dave Schooler vaudeville act highlights city stage

The article profiles pianist Dave Schooler a known Orpheum vaudeville performer at the Moore theater aided by a troupe of artists. It notes his ability to improvise popular tunes and other styles, portraying him as an American-trained entertainer emphasizing labor and industry themes in the broader city context.

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Bus Line Halting Upheld by Federal Judges En Banc

Federal judges sitting en banc upheld Washington State public necessity law, ruling it does not conflict with federal authority. They denied Walter Bliss of Everett an injunction to stop state officials from enforcing a halt on his bus line from Everett to Olympia via Tacoma and Seattle.

Tacoma Cushman, Netterer Hunt Walter Bliss Fiverett Everett Olympia Seattie

Fares From South Reduced by Southern Pacific Lines

The Southern Pacific announces about a 20 percent fare reduction from the South to the Pacific Northwest on northern routes. The new rates await approval from the Interstate Commerce Commission and follow earlier special rate cuts.

Southern Pacific Northwest Southern Pacific Railroad Northern Lines Interstate Commerce Commission

Public Health Cooperation Emphasized for All Citizens

A public health message urges taxpayers to support and cooperate with health agencies. It stresses that agencies serve rich and poor alike, employ doctors and nurses as advisers, and that following medical guidance is essential for personal and child welfare, including vaccination when requested.

Floyd Glotzbach Says Wife Planned to Use Him for Maid

San Francisco report says Floyd Glotzbach the chauffeur to Mme Margaret Matzenauer will file a counter suit alleging she discharged her maid to marry him and later tried to appoint him as her servant. Attorney J M Peyser outlined expected testimony in Monterey California on May 8 and said witnesses’ depositions would be publicly examined. He asserted only one side of the story has been told and promised to reveal the husband’s view.

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