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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1922
Page
10
Forest Grove Oregon Captain Charles Brown longtime Alaskan mariner dies at age ninety eight? Actually 78 years in Forest Grove. Photographic plates of paper exp erior in many ways to those of glass are being made in Germany.
Alaska Governor Scott C. Bone predicts a banner year for the territory as he travels to Washington. He cites President Harding's North visit and the completion of the government railroad as the key drivers of growth and stability. He notes Alaska is shifting toward homes and a broader society beyond a single man's country.
Cantor Reuben R. Rindor of Temple Emanuel San Francisco performs Tuesday night at 8 o'clock under the Men's Club of Temple De Hirsch. Program includes Hebrew chant, prayers, and traditional Jewish songs. Public invited with no admission charge.
An old appliance column promotes Vicks as a safe external remedy for children’s colds and related ailments. It claims daily outdoor activity prevents croup, and that rubbing the chest and throat or inhaling vapors relieves symptoms within minutes, with broader uses for adults and other illnesses.
A two day session begins with a banquet at First Methodist Church. Delegates register 4 to 6 p m. Talks include Healing Ministry by Rev Handall, Training of Lay Workers by Rev Randolph, Life Service Needs by Rev Hickman, and devotional guidance by Pastor Norman McCay. Local guest Rev Dyeho of Paris will speak Sunday morning.
Leavenworth dispatch reports B P Savage Great Northern detective died from a January 15 hand to hand clash with Daniel Jones a Negro escapee from Monroe. Savage and Police Chief Dude Brown were escorting the prisoner when Jones seized Brown s firearm and both officers were shot before the gunman was knocked unconscious.
The State Department announced that passport restrictions governing passage between Mexico and the United States will be abolished on and after February 1, under executive decrees similar to those adopted by President Harding and Mexican President Obregon.
Elisa Anderson Sweden's only certified aviatrix died after her parachute failed to open during a jump from her plane at Aakersund. Four thousand people witnessed the tragedy.
Wenatchee reports 11 year old Tamenta Jane Munson of Sunnyslope died after a sled with two companions struck a telephone pole at the foot of a hill on Sunday. The tragedy occurred during coasting, with authorities investigating the fatal crash.
Henry Ballinjau alias Henri Bol linger was arrested in Rock Island after being sought in Fresno for allegedly embezzling $2000 from a tailoring establishment. In San Francisco, Ruth Amelia Carlson sues Fred B Reed for $25000 damages in her mother's death.
Prohibition officers seized a Victory Brewing company site at Jeanette after finding beer with alcohol content exceeding legal limits. Local authorities reported the enforcement action following an inspection and seizure of the product.
Of 1,500,000 homes destroyed in Poland during the war, about 600,000 have been rebuilt. Local reconstruction efforts show steady progress as authorities report continued housing recovery and resettlement efforts amid ongoing shortages and supply delays.
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