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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1922

Page

2

Reclaiming Made Easy by Machine in New Orleans

A new stump eradicating device attached to a tractor is designed to clear cutover land by chewing stumps and roots and baling the resulting chips for fuel or turpentine extraction. Inventor Sylvester M. Hurd of Springfield spent 15 years and $15,000 on the machine's development. Budapest reports two cases of Hungarian soil spread on a room floor to allow Empress Zita's expected child to be born on Hungarian soil.

New Orleans Sylvester M. Hurd Springfield Mexico Budapest Zita Austria-Hungary

Stage Manager Isabelle Leonard Holds Pivotal Role

Isabelle Leonard, 19, stage manager for The Unioyed Wife, is the sole American woman in the role. She handles curtain calls, directs the property team, and plays Phoebe the cripple. Born in Norfolk, Virginia, she studied at Girls' Latin School and attended Boston University after graduation.

Isabelle Leonard America Thin Little Miss Phoebe Isabella Norfolk Girls’ Latin School Boston University

Sho Gun Operetta Successful at University

University of Washington students staged The Sho Gun a two act operetta by George Ade and Gustav Ludera. The production featured elaborate settings and a 66 member chorus under the direction of Dean Irving M. Glen.

University of Washington George Ade Gustav Ludera Irving M. Glen

Council Moves to Bar Women Police

BRIGHTON England April 21 The council holds that women police are utter failures and decides to appoint no more.

Council Brighton England

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