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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1922
Page
12
A study notes that common house files can migrate as much as six miles in a single day. Researchers tracked movement patterns across environments and found notable displacement within 24 hours. Further analysis will explore implications for housing stability and urban planning practices.
An old fashion brief discusses garments for slim waists and sleeveless gowns. It includes a cosmetic tip describing applying a delatone paste to remove hair, then washing, claiming smooth skin with rare need for repeat use.
After colliding with a motor truck Wednesday evening an auto carrying two women, Mrs. Harmon Rulifson of 6465 49th Ave B W and Mrs. W H Shinkle of 7106 25th Ave B W, rolled over twice trapping them. Rulifson suffered internal hurts and crushed chest and may die. Shinkle cut about the body. The crash happened at Dearborn Street and Maynard Ave when the car struck a truck driven by Joe Abraham of 414 Seventh Ave. S8
The Fresh Reporter interviews Inspector Hana Damm about medical crime cures and the idea that surgery could reform criminals. Damm doubts doctors can change grown criminals while noting thrill-seeking motives behind lawbreaking. The exchange showcases newsroom banter and a comic clash over sensational headlines.
Final arrangements set for 650 delegates from the American Institute of Banking to visit Seattle for a half day Friday. A 150 guest women dinner with Ruth Linrud at Beattie Tennis club, and tours of city sites including Seward park and Woodland Park. Debating team A P Hull Casper W Clark and W C Phillips travels to Portland for convention and debate on mutual debt cancellation.
In Norristown New Jersey Francis Kiuzen 15 is accused of murdering 11 year old Janet Lawrence. Testimony says he made shocking remarks and threw stones at the girl before her body was found stabbed 20 times in Kluzen woods.
Washington officials discuss a new U S Canada naval arms treaty to regulate Great Lakes defense and replace the 1818 Rush Bargot agreement. Secretary Hughes Premier King and Defense Minister Graham meet amid Washington conference disarmament talks. Dolls as business mascots noted.
Mr and Mrs W F Banner were found in their home at 704 Bell at with multiple knife wounds. They were rushed to the city hospital Thursday as detectives took up the case. Mrs Banner had a badly slashed back and hinted at a fight over a man. Mr Banner was severely injured and gave no statement. Dr W Beatt reported to the home early.
Members of the congressional committee studying Section 28 of the Jones Shipping Bill concluded a Seattle hearing on Thursday and prepared to travel to San Francisco. Led by Chairman George Chamberlain, the group opposed the plan favoring a rail and water import export combo. Seattle officials and Puget Sound representatives warned goods could shift to Canadian rails, with figures from the port commission and Chamber of Commerce among those present.
The Dexter Horton estate awards the contract to Puget Sound ridge and Dredging Co. for a $2,600,000 14 story bank and office building. Construction starts August 1 on the New York block site between Second and Third avenues on Cherry Street.
The veterans' bureau announced new appointments in its employment service to place workless war veterans in industry. Merrill J. Boyce becomes employment representative in San Francisco, James G. Givens as employment manager in the same office, William T. McNulty in Seattle, and Geo. W. Mitchell also listed in Seattle.
The OCR text lists radio call signs and time slots across several stations and frequencies. It reads like a station schedule with multiples such as K F C KD Z B and K J R, showing broadcast windows from early afternoon to evening in 360 meter and 4360 meter bands.
Mrs Mary Enrico of 459 N Carpenter St Chicago reports severe left side pain spreading both sides. After doctors advised operation she took Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash and recovered enough to work as a sewing machine operator.
United States shipping board commissioner Meyer Lissner in Seattle warns the nation faces decline like Greece and Rome if American ships do not compete with foreign vessels. He ties the future to Section 28 of the Jones bill and the development of U S shipping.
J M Hunt, 40, remained in critical condition at city hospital Thursday as his assailant, D M Baer, ex patrolman, was confined in city jail on an open charge pending Hunt's outcome. Hunt suffered brain injuries after Baer struck him during a Tuesday night quarrel over Mrs Baer, police allege.
Funeral services are set for John Mewett at 1 p.m. Friday at Home Undertaking Co. The late Marine veteran served 22 years. A scoop of African ivory sales fetch up to 350 dollars in market listings.
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