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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1922
Page
10
In San Jose California safecrackers netted 2200 dollars from a depot, while taxi drivers rallied outside the front of the building. Police investigated the break in and searched for suspects.
Milton Bronner assesses Germany's peril in 1923 as prices soar and unrest rises. He fears Communist agitation, royalist plots, and possible dictatorship, warning that civil war could endanger reparations and threaten the republic's survival. He cites riots in Cologne Düsseldorf Dresden and other cities and notes weak policing and looming threats from reactionaries.
Rev. Billy Sunday argues Arbuckle deserves a chance to redeem himself while the Los Angeles Ministerial Union moves to blacklist theaters showing Fatty Arbuckle films. Will Hays faces criticism from pastors, who allege moral interference and betrayal of Christian standards.
The Seattle board of theater censors met Tuesday night to discuss restoring Fatty Arbuckle to the movies under Will Hays and others, stating no judgment on individuals’ conduct or morality beyond its inspection of the pictures shown.
Small ad touts Nourishine as a safe hair color restorer and dandruff killer. It claims to revitalize hair to original color, promote growth, prevent loss, and clean the scalp. One bottle typically suffices, priced at 1.26 dollars. Bartell Drug Co Swift Drug Co Rhodes Co Dept Store and other outlets carry it.
Fatty Arbuckle reappeared on a local theater screen to an approving crowd. Outsiders gathered outside the theater caused police to be summoned as the crowd strained to view the picture.
Wednesday night ceremony by the Kiwanis club at the Hotel Gowman installs new officers. A minstrel show will accompany the event.
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