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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1922
Page
12
A fragment notes theft involving a cigarette item from an oat enclosure. Details on suspects, location, or timeline are missing, leaving only a brief mention of a stolen cigarette case.
An advertisement urges readers to take Lagatre Quinine Tablets as a preventive against colds and grip. It bears the signature EK ve and mentions BRO-30c. as part of the promotional copy.
C Attle recounts Bolton long tenure in Seattle council and civic views. Bolton emphasizes public ownership, utilities reform, and support for Skagit development with possible cent fare plan. He notes bakery trade, labor leadership roles, and residence at 407 Smiths. He served on the charter revision committee and was reelected in 1918.
Brixton report states 11 year old Charles Brtling threw a hard blow during boxing misfired and he fell sustaining fatal injuries. He died two days later.
Speaking before the Seattle League of Women Voters, mayoral candidate T. J. Cunningham argues for a city tax reduction plan. He proposes auditing all city departments, trimming nonessential spending, and vetoing unnecessary emergency appropriations that have raised the tax levy by 241000 dollars.
Arthur Belasco as Abe Potash draws hearty laughs as audiences reward the Montague Glass play. The Wickes company receives strong returns for each performance. The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come follows for one week starting Sunday matinee.
REVAL reports that Leon Trotzky plans to expel his father Moses Bronstein from Muse ela for disowning him as a disgrace to his race.
Saturday offers feature two pair cotton socks for 50 cents, reinforced toes and heels in black brown gray and heather. Also men’s flannelette night gowns at 1.25, Oxford cloth dress shirts 1.48, and blue chambray work shirts 79 cents in a value-filled sale.
A transformed local listing shows births and marriages with names and addresses, followed by an assortment of deaths including ages and street locations. The fragment includes entries such as Herries Edward newborn, Nasstrom Gumav Enumclaw boy, and several Seattle area deaths and marriage licenses with spouse and residence hints.
BUDAPEST The first aerial suicide recorded involves Capt Karl Auersburg who leaped from an airplane en route from Vienna to Budapest.
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