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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1922
Page
10
Clark Fogerty of Lakewood was arrested at his wedding to Dorothy Flack after detectives say he attacked Peggy Emanuel to steal her diamonds. Fogerty confessed at the station admitting he needed money for their Lakewood home furnishings amid fears the wedding would fail.
A. Gerald Paffenbarger, claimed financial agent of draft evader Grover Bergdoll, was fined 26 in Portland municipal court for resisting an officer and disorderly conduct after resisting arrest during questioning about ads seeking six dollars or more to fund Bergdoll’s history of his trouble with the U S government. Federal authorities released him after questioning. In Washington, A J Frey former shipping board official in Seattle died in Baltimore after months of illness. he was vice president of the corporation.
At the Cadle Tabernacle in Indianapolis conservative Baptists battle radicals for control of the 2,000,000 member denomination as the national convention opens. Dr. J C Massee leads the hard shell faction against liberals led by Fosdyck and Paderford with 75 percent of the base under radicals. He says conservatives now hold only 10 percent on committees and seek advance notice of the nominating slate.
Otto Goldachmid auto salesman testified in Municipal Court that his wife and a man posing as her brother shared his home during their honeymoon. He recounted traveling from Omaha to Kansas City, discovering the brother was actually the husband, leading to a lawsuit. Judge Kilroy fined Charles W. Martin $500 amid denials from the wife.
Psychology alone often fails to help if a physical defect underlies a condition. Inefficient interstitial glands may be more responsible than ignorance of psychology. The Ex-Government Physician at 1427 Third Avenue offers guidance to combine physical and psychological approaches.
A mother and neighbor discuss attending a school program where a girl has a key role. The neighbor suggests buying a silk dress from Cherry's on Second Ave for little down payment and small installments, with the Rialto building address noted.
Spokane June 14 election to fill officers at the 26th annual State Federation of Women’s Clubs convention at Central Methodist church. Nominations include Wenatchee’s Mrs Reeves second vice president and Spokane’s Mrs Weastmore recording secretary. Resolutions oppose cutting teachers’ salaries and favor Sheppard Towner bill, reopening of the Women’s Industrial Home and Clinic. Frances Axtell urged to run for U S Senate. Reeves possibly to seek Chelan legislature.
A car carrying eight occupants plunged down a 125 foot embankment on Sunset Highway near North Bend Tuesday night. James W. Ploe and wife Mrs Ploe were injured. she broke her left leg and he suffered bruises and possible internal injuries. Children Francis 2 William 11 Mary Louise 9 and three others escaped unhurt. All six other survivors were thrown clear. The couple was taken to Snoqualmie hospital and were improving Wednesday. No cause for the crash was established. Burmese women are the most attractive specimens of Far Eastern femininity.
Masons from nearly every lodge in the state gather in Seattle for the 66th annual communication of the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of Washington at the Masonic temple. Grand lodge officers were to be elected, with sessions at 140 and 7:39 p.m. and a third degree exemplification by senior officers.
An advertisement promotes dissolving blackheads with two ounces of calonite powder mixed with water. Apply to a hot wet sponge and rub over the skin briefly, then wash away to remove all blackheads and preserve pores. Drugstores sell calonite powder. two ounces should suffice for indefinite use.
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