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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1922
Page
10
The United States shipping board would be reduced from seven to four members under a bill introduced by Senator Borah Idaho. He argued the move would save thousands of dollars annually and improve board efficiency.
New York report states Patricia Judges a four year old girl suffocated after pulling a blanket over her head in an unspecified setting. Authorities investigate cause and circumstances of the tragic incident.
The Donakleon liner Orthea, a freighter, sank after a collision on the St. Lawrence River 90 miles east of here. Crew were transferred to the steamer Aire dale as radio messages reported the accident and the danger of a blocked channel.
A partial 1922 account lists several pedestrians hit by cars in Seattle. Frank Draper, 27th Ave, struck a nameless man near Colman Dock with minor bruises. Ed McGinn, 45, jailed after minor injuries from Frank Y. Watanabe at 4th Ave and Washington St. McGinn charged with intoxication. Hertha Forsman, 35, slight injuries from Frank Martines at 35th Ave B and Rainier Ave. Lester E. Dutton, 1540 Rainier Ave, says his auto knocked down a woman at Third and Yesler who declined to identify herself.
Police guards surrounded the Paris chamber as three communist deputies pressed Premier Poincare over prewar policy. The debate grew heated with charges France entered the war to save Paris. A photograph of Poincare with Myron Herrick was shown amid the exchange.
At Ellensburg Washington a westbound Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul passenger train struck an automobile at a crossing killing Mrs A C Davin 36 wife of the Yakima public schools superintendent and Mrs Curtis Gage 19. The driver’s father in law W H Davis 75 suffered fatal injuries. Mrs Davis daughter Marietta 5 escaped unharmed.
C F Spindler of San Francisco, who heads Pacific coast agencies for the Chicago Great Western, says business conditions across the United States are improving. He cites coal and rail strikes as the remaining holdbacks and spoke during a Seattle visit on Wednesday.
Second Floor storewide sale draws smiles as July clearance showcases remarkable values in women's apparel. Missed first day? return Thursday to seize further savings on items like pink, orchid, and gold Richelieu ribbed silk vesta in sizes 36 through 44 priced at 1.35 each.
William Shelton Elem, last believed in Seattle and possibly employed at an implement supply house, has been out of communication with his family for 17 years. His brother J Elem, at 105 North Main Street Hutchinson Kansas, is eager to hear from him.
More than 5,000 persons attended the annual picnic and games of the Scottish Societies of Seattle held Tuesday at Fortuna Park on Mercer Island. The event was under the auspices of Clan Mackenzie No. 164 and included the Gaelic society and the Caledonian and St. Andrew's societies.
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