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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1922
Page
9
Dr. bh. J. Brown, mayoral candidate, told Queen Anne residents at the Congregational church that banks back him while rival Dan Landon pressed that bankers support Brown. The overflow gathering heard Brown pledge tax cuts and Landon promise strict law enforcement.
A 1922 compilation lists incidents where pedestrians were struck by autos in Seattle area streets. Entries name victims, ages, and addresses, plus the drivers and vehicle details. Several incidents report minor injuries or no injuries, with brain concussion noted in one case and unidentified injured parties.
Julius Day a port commission candidate accuses dozens of Seattle Port employees of touring the county to campaign for an opponent. He warns against turning port properties to private interests and defends public ownership of the 18 million dollar port enterprise. He says the port can be run without deficits and condemns current commission extravagance.
Under indictment by a federal grand jury, Mimer Scott a former Seattleite will be returned from Los Angeles where he was held on the charge of using the mails to defraud. Scott allegedly made misrepresentations in selling the Patricia inn at 1607 Fourth Ave to William Mager last January. His wife is said to be under indictment as well.
Members of the Hiawatha dramatic club announce a minstrel show at the playfield house on California Ave and W Lander, Friday evening under park department auspices. In Manila, Lee Long, a former army cook, stabbed four Chinese to death while they slept after rumors about him.
The article explains how pulse rate and quality reflect health. Normal adult pulse is strong and regular, fever raises rate about eight beats per degree, and irregular or slow pulses may signal disease. Newborns run 120 to 140, converging toward adult norms by age two.
Enrollment exceeds 2000 for the 1992 Wayfarer production as the first assembly convenes at the First Methodist church on Monday night. The nine member executive committee will meet Thursday noon at Pig'n Whistle with Cleveland Klethauer and James Matchett added. Speakers included Judson J Jennings Beattie Brattan and Matthew Hall urging alumni and community support for the Montinks bridge bond and the university program.
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