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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1922
Page
14
In a city debating a mayoral bid, a candidate defends his record in war and labor, touts municipal ownership, and pledges an economy drive. He argues for playfields, golf for children, and limits on official car use while promising to purge graft and cut waste.
The Five Musical I’eaches top a Loew’s Palace Hip week lineup with brass quintet acts and two vocalists Betty Wake Up i and Chic and Tiny Harvey present a demure old lady who sings and dances Genevieve Davis and Bee Fradner perform a musical act Ella La Vall does a high trapeze act The feature photoplay Wild Geese starring Tom Mix airs with Princess Mary wedding pictures shown by the International News Service Lynden library board reelects Mrs B W Loring as president
Officials warn goiter is rising among Central States women with about one in seven affected. The published claim states that ninety five percent can be cured without surgery using the Medicated Goiter Bandage worn at night. details and terms are provided by Physicians Remedy in Los Angeles, California.
Ira D. Lundy, candidate for mayor, said he would defend his petition signature and present the 3-cent fare ordinance to voters. He told the Commonwealth Club he would enforce the will of the people if elected and urged residents to decide the issue at the polls.
As soon as President Harding signs the bill, more than 2,000 acres in Whidby and nearby Puget Sound lands will pass into Washington state ownership. The land has served as a military reservation for over 200 years and portions may become public parks and outing resorts.
Fine for neuralgia Musterole insures quick relief from neuralgia. When sharp pain shoots through your head rub a little of this clean white ointment on temples and neck. Musterole made from mustard with non burning oil. Hospital size jars and tubes, $3. Better than a mustard plaster.
The Star admits a print error about Patrolman P. Pizor being suspended for five days after allegedly firing at a fellow officer in a North Seattle car. A Seattle street railway worker, W. Little, says Pizor shot near his foot during a February 26, 1922 incident and demanded his cap be picked up.
Ad copy features a dialogue about a new trout rod and spring shopping. It notes a father’s spring tradition of researching Washington geography for a new fishing stream and a character mentioning a clothing allowance and purchases at Cherry's on Second Ave. near Madison in Rialto Building.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway will spend ten million dollars to improve business conditions. Western general manager Macy Nicholson announced plans to rebuild tracks between Beattie and Tacoma at 250000 dollars and buy 4000 box cars and 2500 coal cars. Work on Seattle to Tacoma tracks will start once materials and weather allow.
A communication to the American Association of Engineers from Montell a consulting engineer says after bids and plans for a six story reinforced concrete industrial building were approved a tax rate increase like Erickson street car measure would prevent erection. Montell urges craftsmen and builders to oppose the bill.
The United States mints, eight hours a day, report a 400000 dollar daily output with the peace design. In 1921, during peak operation with three eight hour shifts, about 800000 dollars were coined daily.
James B. Kinne, former president of the Young Men's Republican club in 1921, announces his bid for the state Senate from the 37th district. Incumbent E. B. Palmer and representative Robert A. Tripple are expected to file for the same office.
Nineteen Western railroads told the United States railroad labor board they cannot meet the current wage scale for shop craft employees during a hearing in Chicago. The action highlights ongoing wage disputes and potential negotiations between carriers and labor unions.
Six cities from Seattle to Skagway will host the Western Confectioners association in July aboard a ship sailing July 15 for an 11 day Alaskan round trip. Led by Roberta Beattette of Imperial Candy Co, the group will visit Sitka Glacier near Juneau and travel the White Pass and Yukon railroad to Lake Bennett before returning to Skagway.
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