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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1922

Page

5

New Era of Women Jurors Raises Drama and Law Questions

A letter from Chief Seattle jokes about a new era in criminal law driven by women jurors and a shift in legal tactics. The writer warns of a dramatic change in trials and hints at large sums and a satirical tone about the film industry. A note to Produce Growers warns against using arsenic to kill bugs on lettuce and celery after a poisoning incident.

United States Mamerica Arbuckle Burch Cane Fatty Artuckie Burch Saul Tarsus Adam Seattle Rolf Hank Benny

Chief Seattle’s Letters Echo Circus and Civic Notes

A collage of letters and notes from Chief Seattle quotes and contributors. Readers discuss circuses joining under one tent, Poe’s King Death, mayoral race talk, gas rate debates, and reflections on public life and responsibility directed to various Seattle figures.

H. H. Cleland Seattle Public Service Hal Beattie Lighting Co Serattla

Revolving Door Ridicule and Cow Advice Emerge in Humorous Letter

A reader scorns reckless revolving door usage at post offices and stores urging safety and restraint. The letter also quotes Ada IP Lowie of Milwaukee urging kindness to cows to improve milk quality and pail fullness.

Puget Sound Ada IF Llowie Milwaukee

Prosecutor Launches War on Gambling Here

Prosecutor Malcolm Dovgies prepared Monday to prosecute the case against disorderly practices in Beattie as part of a clean up campaign.

Beattie Malcolm Dovgies

Police raid on Monarch pool hall uncovers gambling cash

Police conducted a raid at the Monarch pool hall located at 616 Second Ave on Friday night. Officers seized about $3,000 reportedly used for gambling while noting a tainted product label and warnings on a drug named in the fragment.

Monarch Pool Hall Second Ave

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