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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1922

Page

11

Space allocated for large Pacific Northwest Merchants exhibit

One hundred five thousand square feet will be needed for the industrial exhibit at the Bell St. terminal in Seattle during July 24 29 in connection with the Pacific Northwest Merchants convention. The show, the largest north of Los Angeles west of Chicago, will reuse the transit shed and adjoining space to display extensive exhibits with arrivals from Spokane Bellingham and other cities. Executive secretary Hurry can be reached at 206 First Ave for details.

Bell St. Terminal Los Angeles Chi Wayfarer Mlt Seattle Spokane Bellingham Hurry First Ave

Indicted Governor Candidate from Porto Rico

Goveror E Mont Reily of Porto Rico faces intense opposition after a grand jury request for indictment on maladministration issues. The matter rests as the insular court weighs the bid, with Reilly known for early support of McKinley Roosevelt and Harding and for political influence in Kansas City and Fort Worth.

E. Mont Reily Porto Rico Les Reilly McKinney Roosevelt Harding President Picker West Fort Worth Kansas City Kanease City New York Reily Texas Africa Missouri

Parisian Organist Marcel Dupre to Visit America

Chicago reports that M. Marcel Dupre, famed Notre Dame organist, will visit the United States in the near future. His wife and he have received word of the forthcoming tour.

America Chicago M. Marcel Dupre Notre Dame Paris

Prisoner Murphy Fights for Life Term Despite Pardon Bid

Columbia story about Dan Murphy a 68 year old inmate at the state penitentiary who faces life imprisonment. He opposes release while friends seek a pardon. Murphy claims innocence of a killing linked robbery, once escaped to the Philippines, later returned and jailed. He runs a small candy store for inmates and has a wife and son in Georgia. He says he has no interests outside the walls.

Columbia D. C Dan Murphy Murphy State Board of Pardons Sanders Philippines Georgia

Home building urged to restore stability nationwide

Cincinnati Ohio June convention of the building trades department AFL hears President John F Dentin promote a nation wide home building campaign as the surest path to stable conditions. He calls for a national board headed by the commerce secretary to boost home building and improve the construction industry and for a strike control board with war like authority.

Cincinnati Ohio Building Trades Department American Federation of Labor John F. Dentin Dentin Secretary of Commerce Congress

Local Candy Man Elected to National Confectioners Board

Chester R. Roberts, president of Imperial Candy Co, was elected to the National Confectioners' association board of trustees at the Chicago convention May 24 to 26. He is the first Pacific coast member to receive the honor. Roberts, back in Seattle, plans Western Confectioners’ gathering en route to Southeastern Alaska aboard the Spokane. He notes post Volstead Act candy industry rushes failed, with 1921 losses around 13 million dollars.

Chester RE. Roberts Imperial Candy Co National Confectioners’ Association Chicago Thin Roberta Seattle Western Confectioners’ Association Hell Alaska Roberts Western Association

Baby Clinic Near Finish Promises Final Day Events

After three days of successful examinations lectures and entertainment the Hon Marche baby clinic enters its fourth and last day Friday The program features talks on Good Literature for Children by Mrs Eugene Bell and Variations in Talents Shown by Children by Dr The first 600 examined include 30 declared perfect.

Hon Marche Eugene Bell First

Wayfarer Pageant Tourist Rates Announced in Seattle

Rates for the Wayfarer pageant and related rail fares across the Pacific Northwest are announced in Seattle for July 24 to 26. The concession marks a rare move by railroads in years, underscoring the event’s tourist appeal, says C. W. Meldrum, assistant general passenger agent of the Great Northern.

Pacific Northwest Seattle C. W. Meldrum Great Northern

Almost Gets Away But Lands in Jail

Friends pursue a burglar through fences and hedges until he is captured by a policeman after fleeing a home in New York. No further details on date or names provided.

New York Clarence Foowee

Seized Whisky Allegations Shake Justice Dept

Capt H L Scaife, a former inspector, claims department agents illegally withdrew large quantities of seized whisky and other liquors from government storages and diverted them for private use. He names officials and presents an official report draft for the grand jury, amid opposition to action.

Washington Department of Justice H. L. Scaife Department Scaife Peyton Gordon United States Grand Jury

Japan Coolies Strike on Work for Royalty

Japanese laborers at the Akasaka palace refused to continue work for higher wages, scaring observers with a new assertive spirit among the unskilled classes. The strike halted palace setup as other workers filled the roles, signaling potential social upheaval in Japan’s changing loyalty to authority.

Japan Clarence Dubose Tokyo Akasaka Palace Prince of Wales Akasaka Imperial Palace

Kids to See Radio Show Friday Afternoon

School children admitted free at the Friday afternoon program at the Radio Show on Seventh Ave and Union St. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Ex Mayor Hugh Caldwell welcomes at 1 30 pm via radio. Lectures by B N Burgland 2 pm and Harry J Martin at 6 pm. Speed elimination contest at 9 pm and vacuum tube film at 9 30 pm. Albert Baker of the University of Washington lectures on tubes.

Seventh Ave Union St Hugh Caldwell Shriners City Life Albert Baker U. of W

Burglary Plan Backfires After Door Left Open

In St. Louis on June 8 a merchant claimed burglars struck his shop but investigators found the owner had left the door unlocked at night to let his brother steal the $10,000 inventory.

ST. Louis, II

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