Hollywood Defends Its Name in Drug Fight
In Los Angeles Chief Oakes seeks a $10 000 special appropriation to wage a narcotics cleanup across Hollywood starting with the film colony as its focus. Wally Reid improves in a private Hollywood sanitarium as Will Hay and Jesse Lasky visit, renewing support for Reid’s recovery and the battle against dope stories.
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Los Angeles
Oakes
Wally Reid
Oakn
Secret Service
Hollywood
George Eastman
Hollywood Chamber of Commerce
Reid
Will Hayr
Jesse Lasky
Pedestrians Hit by Automobiles Reported in 1922
A 1922 record details pedestrians injured by cars in Washington. J R Wilson of 1605 Main Avenue knocked down near Milwaukee rail depot resulting in a broken leg. I W Carlson of Lander Avenue injured Monday night with injuries near a street fender. Mercer Street resident of 419 Mercer Street bruised when G A McConnell of 622 Bell Street struck him near his home.
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J. R. Wilson
Main
Milwaukee Railroad
I. W. Carlson
Lander Ae
Mercer
G. A. McConnell
Bell
Missing Relatives Notices From The Star
The Star publishes reader notices seeking relatives and missing persons. Addresses include Fred Cameron of Route 2 Box 42 Ren ton Wash. Omar Harshman seeks his brother John W Harshman while another entry names 72 Joe Covelia hurt and 72 Kyle killed in separate traffic incidents. Detective queries and local notices invite information from Auburn and Kent residents.
Santa Claus Helps a Wandering Pup Tale
Little Jack Wylie mourns his two month old Airedale puppy lost near 708 Fifth Ave N. A kind helper may place the pup in Jack's stocking by Christmas, appealing to belief in things as they should be.
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Truddy
Santa Claus
Jack Wylie
Jack
Fifth Ave
University Coeds Make Own Lotions on Campus
Members of Iota Sigma Pi feminist pharmacy sorority at the University of Washington are producing Col4 cream vertishing cream and other lotions in Bagley Halls laboratory. They sell the products on campus with proceeds supporting a woman’s scholarship in pharmacy.
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University of Washington
Iota Sigma Pi
Bagley Halls
Wooden Pavement Mended After Warm Spell
Street department workers repair wood block pavement damaged by a warm spell. Heat caused blocks to buckle and break after temperatures rose to 68 degrees on Tuesday. The weather remained mild on Wednesday with no relapse.
Retired Man Dies at Seattle Home
Sylvester Trueblood, 64, retired Indianapolis manufacturer, died Tuesday afternoon at the Laurel huret home of his daughter Mrs Clyde Hadley where he and Mr Trueblood have lived since coming here two years ago. He is survived by his widow, his mother and sister in California, a brother and two sisters in the East, in addition to Mrs Hadley. Funeral services from the Bonney Watson chapel will be held Thursday at 8 p.m. with Rev Mark A Matthews officiating.
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Seattle
Sylvester Trueblood
Indianapolis
Laurel Huret
Clyde Hadley
Mr. Trueblood
California
Hadley
Bonney Watson Chapel
New Plan to Exclude Jap Immigration Applauded
Washington December 20 reports show broad support among congressmen and labor groups for excluding aliens ineligible for U S citizenship as a practical fix to immigration. Proposals include tying exclusion to naturalization limits, with some opposition to broader bans. Japan favors a method avoiding offense while stopping pre migration.
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Washington
California
Pacific Coast
United States
Seattle
American Federation of Labor
American Legion
Far West
Pape's Cold Compound Quick Relief Claim
Advertising copy promises instant relief from nasal congestion feverishness and headaches with two hourly doses and a third to finish breaking up a cold. It asserts quick safe relief for grippe misery costs only a few cents and contains no quinine.
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Pape
Plan to curb immigration faces Japanese opposition
The text argues against further limits on immigration arguing the Chinese Exclusion Act and any modification of the Gentlemen's Agreement would offend Japan. It states no nation accepts surrendering its immigration prerogatives and notes Japan would not agree to a treaty excluding its people.
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Jence
House
Japan
Country Admits Peoples From Other First Class Powers
The report notes that nationals from other first class powers are admitted to the country, outlining eligibility and limits. No further context provided.
Laxative Bromine Quinine Tablets Claim Flu and Cold Defense
Advert says Bromo Quin ine tablets ward off influenza and colds by keeping the system healthy. It asserts improved laxative effect and preventive value.
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The
United States Treasury
Redempti
United States War Savings Stamps
Waterman's
Ea Fountain Pen
Jowmané Harford
Mias
Violet
Pike St
Kiwanis Club
Gowman
Cuticura
BY Robert A. Donaldson
Bureau of Missing Relatives
Star
Ths
Fred Cameron
Cameron
Route 2
Renton
Wash
John W. Harshman
John W Harshman
Omar Harshman
24Th Ave
Harshman
B. C. Geeney
Auburn
Joe Covelia
16Th Ave
Third Ava
Cherry
BF. Burr
Kent
KR. Kyle
Vulcan Hotel
Dearborn St
J. L. Mountain
Union
38Th Ave
Alaska St
A. F. Keller
Ave
G. W
Ta. H. Pielow
A. R. Hampton
KE. Lynn
Eastlake Ave
Lynn Et
Walter Kelton
University Club
Judith Silver
KE. Cherry
Karl Sullivan
Fourth Ave
Third Ave
Pike
Excelsior Motorcycle and Bicycle Co
E. Pine St
Boston
Spoetelint
Eldeac
Boston Dental Cunc
Santa
Coeds
Johnson
Baker
Albert Johnson
House Immigration Committee
Congressman Taker
Immigration Committee
Harding
Peter Na
Shaneries
Aries
Deagie
Reddit
Armall Weehir
Illinois
Emile
Richelieu
Peter Michael
Ocean Fisheries CO
Mutual
OAM Society
SIR Ee Petree
Goodyear
Russia
Oxfords
Brown-White
Brown-White Shoe CO
Second Ave. and
University St
Seattle Lighting CO
Fourth Avenue
the Gas CO
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