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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1922
Page
10
Walter F. Meter exalted ruler of Seattle lodge No. 92 and delegates will travel to Portland Friday for the cornerstone celebration of Portland Elke, marking the start of a new temple construction.
Washington, Aug. 31 Senator Porter J. McCumber once a key GOP finance chief weighs an Independent bid for reelection after losing the Republican nomination to Lynn Fraser in North Dakota. Old Guard leaders push for McCumber to run independently to preserve tariff support and counter Hughes Newberry issues.
William B. Smith a jeweler aged 63 from 7303 Bainbridge Place collapsed after a card game at a Spring Cigar store at Third Avenue and Union Street on Wednesday evening. The coroner attributed death to heart disease. he leaves a widow and two sons.
Legislative hopefuls from the Broadway Capitol Hill district and county offices plan a rally Thursday night at 7 39 at the club house at its ave and Madison street. Several candidates in each race will address the gathering.
Fritz the nine year old German police dog is a full member of the New York force. His beat is the outer districts where he hunts burglars in back yards. He barks to summon his handler then lunges with force and fangs if needed. Fritz has caught many crooks and trained since nine months old.
Councilman Phil Tindall warned graduates at George Washington University that Japanese immigration was stealthy and deliberate, likening it to wartime infiltration. He cited 1907 accords with Roosevelt, the spread of “picture brides,” and rising births of Japanese voters in California and Seattle, accusing the U.S. government of neglecting an agreed honor.
Mrs O H Ocha, noted in concert and operatic circles, is president and general manager of the Abbott Importing Co of Los Angeles. Accompanied by her husband, she is spending a few days in Seattle where he serves as an officer in the firm.
Fragmentary birth entries list names and addresses in Seattle and nearby areas, including multiple households with forenames and locations such as California Place and Emerson Street. Marriage license line items show holders like George Francis Perrott and Kathryn Darnhisel and several Seattle residents with associated surnames.
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