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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1922

Page

7

Lawyer Advised to Take Full Hour in Court

A Cincinnati attorney consulting a veteran bar member before addressing a burglary case is told to take the full hour. The veteran explains the longer a lawyer speaks, the longer the client may stay out of jail, a lesson from a Philadelphia Ledger remark.

Bar of Cincinnati Philadelphia Ledger

Peculiar Hobby Revealed by Seattle Star Letter

A reader describes a successful businessman with a Jekyll and Hyde persona who has taken to wearing feminine garments and crafting his own dresses. The letter asks how to address the unusual hobby and whether it signals mental illness, citing family concerns and potential brain specialist advice.

Cynthia Grey Dr. Jekyl Mr. Hyde Miss Grey Here

Baby Escapes Death By Auto In Seattle Collision

Andrew Oyeno a 32 year old resident of 1444 Ninth Ave was arrested after a Sunday night crash at Westlake Ave and Olive St His car narrowly missed striking the Andrews infant daughter while crossing the street Mr and Mrs BDW Andrews both employed at The Seattle Star were witnesses to the incident and Oyeno faced charges for driving drunk.

Andrew Oyeno Ninth Ave Weatlake Ave Olive St Oyeno BD. W. Andrews Andrews Seattle Star

Fake Cop Seizes $85 From Seventh Victim In Seattle Scam

A so called detective posing as a police officer robbed J. P. Hill of the O. K. hotel in Seattle. Hill, awakened aboard the Watson steamer, was searched and forced to disrobe after the badge was shown. The suspect planned the encounter, aiming to steal bonds and cash.

J. P. Hill O. K Seattle Watson Hill Hil

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