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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1922
Page
4
A mass meeting at the Hippodrome plans recall petitions to overturn the poll tax law. Joseph R. Manning and Frank W. Hull spearhead the effort, with offices, pamphlets, and campaign committees to secure signatures and oppose Governor Hart's bill.
Investigators say a home-made throttle opened unexpectedly causing a pilotless plane to surge into 1,900 skaters on the Shrewsbury River ice. The crash killed a woman and severely injured a man who tried to shield her. The craft was used for rides by James, an ex Army aviator, over the ice yesterday.
Vancouver officials honor Sergt. Charles Gilmore with a gold star at a ceremony led by Mayor Johnny Kiggins. Port Angelenos cheer new fishing rules for steelhead January 15 to March 15. Banks consolidate in Adams county as Farmers State Bank of Hatton joins Connell. Kalama dock work starts January 18 under Lewis River Booming Co. Grays Harbor mariner Ivar Vaymond named pilot for Gray's Harbor. Walla Walla growers plan a marketing cooperative. Richard Rasmussen dies after duck hunting accident near Were.
A flood of letters to Miss Grey weighs in on Hal’s worry that his fiancée engages in promiscuous kissing. Respondents defend varied views of love, restraint, and environment, urging Hal to understand her before breaking the engagement.
Readers may obtain vegetable jelly recipes and winter salad ideas by writing to the Seattle Star Washington bureau at 1222 New York Ave Washington DC and enclosing a two cent stamped envelope for reply.
Allan W. Weeka, 64, a mechanic, is held in City jail for investigation by postal inspectors over an alleged mail sack robbery at King Street Station. Arrested by J Hays, aided by two US marine guards, George Mitchell and Clinton Wheeler. Also notes the Seattle Tailors elected officers at a Portland meeting and mentions Stanley Stone Brothers and other local firms.
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