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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1921

Page

8

FIGHTING FOPES OF CAR LINES IN SEATTLE ELECTIONS

Former mayor C B Fitzgerald and Councilman T H Bolton critiqued monied opposition to municipal streetcar ownership. Cohen urged efficient administration while attacking private interests and framed taxation as the real issue in Seattle. J F Williams pleads not guilty to first degree arson in Everett.

C. B. Fitzgerald T. H. Bolton Propertt Fitzgerald Bolton Mmne Seattle United States Everett J. F. Williams

Olive Tablets Claim To Aid Digestive Health

Pocket sized ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable tonic substitute for calomel. Claims a coated tongue poor appetite and undigested foods improve with one or two tablets at bedtime. Price 15 and 30 cents.

Comedienne Heads Moore Season With Two Headliners

A Moore engagement features May Robson in Nobody's Fool at the Metropolitan with Bobby O'Neil and four Broadway beauties headlining. The program also touts violinist Fradkin and Marie Holly in Moonlight, Laura Arnold in The Lady of the Scarlet Poppy, and a mystery act The Miracle at Pantages.

Jack Martin Palace Hip Enid Meredith Bungalow Mary Thorne Wilkes Preuives Leslie Collins Levy Heam Elsie Terry Pantages May Robson Metropolitan Blanch Ensign Butler Marie Holly Moore May Roteon Metropolitan Theatre Alan Dale Bobby O’neil O'Neil Fradkin Assistei Jean Tell Moonlight Charlies Irwin Laura Arnold Wilkes Stock Company Svengall Tritby Giri Maleta Boncon

Johnson Plans a Third Party in 1924 Rise

Washington March 5. G O P circles say H ram Johnson will break with the administration before it begins and may form a new third party. Johnson dislikes Herbert Hoover and factional splits may target the association of nations and special interests to build a leadership bid for 1924.

Johnson Herbert Hoover Association of Nations

Alaska Legislators Arrive for Juneau Opening Session

Alaska legislators arrived in Juneau for the opening session with a caucus to organize. Office seekers flooded the city and local events include a banquet by the Juneau Commercial club and Gov. Riggs' public reception.

Juneau Alaska

Absent Voters Bill Clears House In Olympia

The Absent Voters bill passed the House unanimously allowing electors away from home to obtain a blank ballot from the county auditor and vote by mail. Safeguards ensure secrecy and prevent fraud, with the Senate yet to act.

Olympia House Senate Og Ee

Women in Spain Granted University Access Since Thirteenth Century

The record notes that in Spain women were able to study at universities starting in the 1200s, indicating an early access to higher education for women. This reflects historical policy on female academic participation and the long tradition of scholarly education for women in the country.

Spain

Mentho Sulphur Cream Heals Eczema Fast

A skin specialist touts Mentho Sulphur cream as a quick remedy for eczema and fiery eruptions. Applied once or twice, it stops itching and clears the rash, destroying parasites that cause burning and disfigurement. A small jar is available at drug stores.

Temperance Day Measure Passed

The senate passed a bill designating January 16 as Temperance Day to teach students in public schools about the dangers of drinking and smoking.

Olympia Senate

Forced Arbitration Measure Is Killed

Olympia March 6 Senate bill 118 would have let the director of labor and industry seize records of employers and unions and force arbitration in industrial disputes. It was defeated 28 to 4 with opposition from both sides. Everett construction to begin immediately on a $150,000 Knights of Columbus community center and war memorial.

Olympia Senate Director of Labor and Industry Everett Knights of Columbus War Memorial

Mrs Hicks Relieved By Four Eatonics

Mrs G P Hicks reports relief from sour stomach after using Fatonic tablets. The ad promises quick digestion aid for indigestion acid reflux and stomach discomfort. It urges readers to test the remedy with a convenient tablet form and a large box at a trifling cost with a druggist guarantee.

Jewish Leaders to Address Key Issues at Bikur Cholim

Prominent speakers will discuss problems of vital importance to Jewish people at Bikur Cholim synagogue 17th Street and Yesterday at 8 p m Monday. M Las kin of Vancouver British Columbia will deliver the principal address.

Bikur Cholim M. Laskin Vancouver

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