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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1922

Page

12

Solon Says Officials Break Law

Montana Senator Walsh denounces illegal and infringing law enforcement in the justice department urging officials to obey the constitution and prevent abuses in search and seizure. He warns unlawful actions fuel mob violence and erode democracy, stressing protecting free speech and assembly amid national crises.

Washington Department of Justice Palmer United States Supreme Court Lar Secret Service Texues Mexico

Roses and fruit trees and perennials on display

All the latest and choicest varieties of roses fruit trees and perennials advertised. Gladioli collection on the Coast at moderate prices. Plant a few for tourists this summer. Colt McLoughlin 1103 First Ave Elliott 6156. Money back guarantee with every suit. Laff the Tailor 1106 3rd.

Colt-Mcloughlin First Ave Elliott Laff

Principles of Radio in Simple Language for home hobbyists

This piece by HM. PF. Jefferson outlines how any receiving radio can hear radiograph messages and voice, noting 700000 receivers nationwide and growth of 600 sets monthly. It describes a DIY radiophone set costing 6 to 15 dollars, using a 5 foot antenna, a tornado lightning switch, grounding, a homemade turner, crystal detector, and a simple panel, with parts from the USDA bureau of standards and a 20 pound completed unit suitable for 10 to 50 mile reception under favorable conditions.

United States Bureau of Standards Boys’ and Girls’ Radio Club Department of Agriculture Washington Bureau of Standards Jefferson

Veterans Bonus Question Answers From Washington Column

A Washington state Supreme Court decision limits veterans compensation to those who left civil life to aid the nation in World War I. The column also answers reader inquiries on art exhibitions, Gulliver’s Travels Lilliputians, Dodgson as author, inheritance when a Washington spouse dies, three federal government branches, and hymn lyrics.

Cynthia Grey United States Germany Supreme Court of State of Washington Macimillian

Diamond Dyes promise easy home dyeing for all fabrics

A Diamond Dyes ad claims simple directions enable any woman to dye faded garments at home. It promises rich, fadeless color on wool silk linen cotton or blends and guarantees no streaking spotting fading or running when using Diamond Dyes.

Omen's Pink Cotton Bloomers at 25 Cents

The Downstairs Store advertises Omen's pink cotton bloomers for children sizes 5 6 and 7 with elastic waist and knee and a low price of 25 cents.

OMEN Honiton Scranton

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