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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1921

Page

12

Heflin Attacks Newberry Case in Senate Hearing

Senator Tom Heflin of Alabama lashed into Michigan Senator-elect Charles Newberry during a Washington session. He alleged large campaign spending and destroyed records, questioned election conduct, and challenged lawmakers and voters about Newberrys actions and eligibility. The exchange warned of a heated national campaign in advance of next year’s elections.

Leo R Washington Tom Heflin Flery Alabaman Truman Jr. Newberry Michigan Senate Heflin Newberry Heflin Vwten United States Senator United States Senate Osborn

Harvest of the Sea marked at St Magnus church

London December 19 church of St Magnus the Martyr held Harvest of the Sea festival with dried haddocks herrings and 60 other fish varieties displayed as decor. Canned meats and salmon lined pulpit steps and chancel. Republic of San Marino area 38 square miles population 11000.

London Magnus the Martyr Republic of San Marino

Public Ownership League touts growth of city electric plants

Carl D. Thompson reports that 2318 U S cities run municipal light and power systems, up from one in 1881 and 1587 by 1907, with Ontario's state electric system serving 279 cities and cutting costs. The Public Ownership League offers free services and has distributed 103 700 pamphlets to 1726 libraries.

Carl D. Thompson Public Ownership League of America Chicago United States Ontario Hydro-Electric Commission of Public Ownership League League

Santa and 25 Kids Attend Seattle Luncheon

Santa Claus and 23 children invited by the Social Welfare League will join the Seattle Typothetae association Christmas luncheon at the Pig'n Whistle on Tuesday noon. The program includes singing led by Chas Normand a kiddie cake dance toys and candy from Santa and music by the Pig'n Whistle orchestra. A lighted Christmas tree will decorate the room.

Santa Claus Social Welfare League Seattle Typothetae Association Pig'n Whistle Chas. Normand Santa Pig’n Whistle Orchestra

Albert A Ling Dies Suddenly on 18th Avenue Anniversary

Albert A Ling 55 superintendent of Gottstein Furniture Co. died suddenly at his home 1126 18th Ave North on his wedding anniversary Sunday. His body is at Home Undertaking Co.

Albert A. Ling Gottstein Furniture Co 18Th Ave. N Home Undertaking Co

Shelby County Youth Wins Junior Corn Championship

Frank W. Luz, 18, of Shelby county Indiana, won the junior corn championship of the United States at the International Grain and Hay show in Chicago by growing 101.6 bushels per acre.

Frank W. Luz Shelby County Ind United States Chicago

Wife and six babies die in Windsor house fire

Reuben Johnson helped a neighbor fight a blaze that started in the neighbor's house. While aiding, Johnson's own home caught fire and his wife and six children were burned to death. Johnson returned from the neighbor’s to find his home ablaze.

Windsor N. 8 Reuben Johnson Johnson

Prohibition Chief Leaves for San Francisco Reorganization

New York based B C Yellowly chief prohibition enforcement agent departs for San Francisco to oversee federal prohibition forces reorganization and realignment.

New York B. C. Yellowly San Francisco

Sanitary Inspectors Condemn Small Alton Building

In Alton England on December 19 inspectors condemned a tiny building as unfit for habitation after finding it divided into three compartments. Two compartments housed two families and the third held chickens, prompting action.

Alton England

Diamonds Are Now Drug on Market

In Brighton on December 19, the Bernard Oppenheimer diamond works reported 15.9 million dollars in precious stones on hand that remain unsold. The firm has released 200 more workers from the factory.

Brighton England Bernard Oppenheimer Diamond Works

Mergut District Devastation Strikes 500 Farmers

The Mer gut district has destroyed the homes of more than 500 farmers and foresters, and the movement is not expected to cease before winter.

Mergut

Cold Weather Strains London Hospitals

London's hospitals face overcrowding as officials plan to add about 1,000 beds. Unusual cold snaps strain facilities and spark a surge in patients seeking care.

London

Christmas party at Hall's Business College draws 200 plus students

More than 200 students gathered for a Christmas party at Hall's Business College. Real Santa Claus handed out presents and the evening ended with dancing.

Business College Real Santa Claus

Gift for baby blanket offers cozy mohair bound size 38x48

The Downstairs Store advertises a baby gift blanket described as soft with white nap, mohair binding. Blankets measure 38 by 48 inches and are priced at 1.35 dollars each. The copy emphasizes the blanket as an enjoyable item for a baby who cannot understand it.

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