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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1922

Page

11

Fine house on hill in San Francisco linked to Jafet Lindeberg

A descriptive piece portrays a wealthy San Francisco residence with Golden Gate views, plush interiors, and servants, then questions who lives there Jafet Lindeberg, a financier tied to Scandinavian banks and Tacoma bank troubles. The text blends society life with looming legal and political scandal, referencing banks, arrests, and international tensions.

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Charlie Sobbs 36 Children and a Nation of Births

The item discusses Charlice Sobb of Birmingham Alabama as father of 26 children from a third wife. It contrasts wealth and family size with John D Rockefeller and predicts millions of births in America this year. It mocks civilization’s hostility to large families and notes various social observations and oddities.

Charlice Sobb Birmingham Alabama Charlie John DD. Rockefeller Charlie Lobb America

Denies Criticism Is Just Editor Letter from Cedar Falls agent counters railway charges claim

W W M Kelso of Cedar Falls Washington writes to rebut a March 4 Star story accusing the C M & I P Railway of freight handling failures. He asserts Cedar Falls has a freight depot and a high platform for unloading heavy items and says no complaints exist.

the Star I. P Cedar Falls Noetther M. Kelso

Why Close This Road

A Kirkland reader asks why the county plans to close two miles of the old asphalt road and pave the new grade forcing traffic to use the ferry at Kirkland. The writer alleges a deal with Andersen and questions public interest and the impact on Hothell travel.

Edntor Lake Washington Kirkland Andersen Ake Wash

Just A Mother Urges Reforms to Stop Crime

A mother argues that crime is rooted in upbringing and education, urging reforms from before birth. She condemns killing criminals while calling for better laws, penal systems, and opportunities, stressing parental and societal responsibility and the ballot as the weapon to protect youth.

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Will Jews Return to Palestine

An editorial commentary questions the Zionist idea of a Jewish return to Palestine. It argues the plan reflects ignorance of Scripture and real conditions, noting its appeal to persecuted Jewish communities and their longing for refuge, while cautioning against misreading prophecies.

Palestine Cape Caily Tin

Haunted Shore Incident Leaves Fay on Edge of Mystery

Fay and cousin Laurel drift through a seaside colony as a police inquiry probes a strange man seen near the duo. Fay recounts a night incident to Sergeant Barry while thefts from Pearslt’s launch and a pantry mystery deepen the eerie mood.

Ashe Etood Laurel Fay Jay Cadmus Harry Larry Barry Harry Cadmus Bomnebocy Pearslt Hulse Patterwon Cadmar Mer Louiset Tudor Frank

The Spiritual Return of Jews and End Times Delusion

A reader argues against a literal Jewish return to Palestine as prophesied in Scripture. The writer asserts true Israel is spiritual, citing Galatians and Romans, and criticizes the Zionist project as a Satanic diversion from Christ’s second coming. He claims most Jews migrate to America, not Palestine, and urges focus on Bible study. WILEY B. RANDOLPT, Omak, Wash.

Christ Abraham Ilam Palestine American Kingdom of Israel Satan Wiley B. Randolpt Omak Wash

Walter Meier's Water The Star Interferes With Local Signs

The piece criticizes Walter Meier for placing a large political sign across a street that blocks competing storefront signs. It notes the sign for Meier for Mayor covers “MANCA’S” and “DR KE. J. BROWN,” and questions fairness in campaigning. Dr. K. J. Brown is identified as a mayoral candidate and longtime resident who paid for traffic access on Second Ave.

Acros Ft. Acrom Columbia Manca’s KE. J. Brown K. J. Brown Moter Brown Second Ave

Citizen Calls For Sign Removal From Mayor Candidacy

Maude Sweetman accuses the sign of being political, urging Walter Meier to qualify as a gentleman first before pursuing the mayor’s chair. The note emphasizes that it does not matter who funded the sign, only that it come down.

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