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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1922
Page
7
Journalist queries how far overhead property rights extend as airplanes rise. Lawyer Thomas Byron MacMahon notes no legal precedent yet and predicts judges will decide. owners are urged to plan for risks with safety measures as air travel grows.
Affidavits from 13 people filed in superior court deny that Judge Daniel M. Carey of Colville was drunk or under narcotics influence on the bench in Seattle June 23. The affidavits aim to rebut charges in a motion for a new trial in a case Carey decided against J. B. McGrew, with several attorneys and officials listed as supporting Carey’s defense.
Civil War veteran Haynes of 3822 25th Ave W files for Republican nomination for representative from the 42d district seeking state legislature service in his later years.
Henry FP Wilkens is arrested for complicity in the murder of his wife during an auto bandit holdup. Arthur and Walter Castro are linked suspects. Arthur was captured, Walter remains at large. District Attorney Brady says Arthur admitted Wilkens hired them to stage the holdup. Wilkens proclaims innocence and a frameup.
Puget Bound Electric Co officials announce Stone and Webster Interests now control passenger service from Mount Vernon to Olympia after purchasing the Tacoma Olympia bus line for about 150000. The chain began last December with Mount Vernon Everett stage line acquisition, operating as an adjunct to the Everett interurban.
A bustling advance notice announces two circuses combining to bring Ringling Brothers and Barnum Bailey to town on August 22 and 23. The colorful troupe promises jungle beasts trained horses death defying acrobats and educated pigs thrilling clowns and more for families including children and seniors.
July shipments to Puget Sound terminals rose with 379 cars of wheat moved, up from 340 cars in July 1921, per a report from the merchants' exchange department of the Chamber of Commerce.
In Zurich Switzerland a traditional spring event ends with a dummy of white cotton filled with fireworks and gunpowder. The spectacle culminates at 6 PM as the dummy is blown up each year on April 24.
Public auction set for Saturday August 12 offering 63 tracts fronting Thirty fifth Ave at Henderson and West Barton Streets. Bidding requires 10 percent down plus $10 auctioneer fee, 15 percent due in 20 days, remaining balance in one two or three years. Properties sold free of encumbrances with improvements paid. J E Barnett leads the Barnett Auction Company at 630 632 Burke Building. Financing from Business Trustees Recond Marion St.
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