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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1922

Page

8

Mentho Sulphur Claimed to Cure Eczema Quickly

A noted skin specialist touts Mentho Sulphur as a fast remedy for fiery itching eczema. The preparation is said to destroy germs, ease irritation, and heal the skin, leaving it clear and smooth after regular use like cold cream. Obtain a small jar from a druggist.

Young Man Is Made Envoy to Brussels

Washington March 31 Under Secretary of State Henry P Pletcher named ambassador to Belgium. One of the world’s youngest seasoned diplomats born April 10 1873 in Green Castile Pennsylvania. Career spans Cuba Peking Portugal China Chile Mexico and now Belgium.

Washington Henry P. Pletcher Belgium Fletcher Green Castile Chambersburg Rough Riders Theodore Roosevelt Legation Cuba Peking United States Portugal China State Department Chile Wilson Mexico Harding

Thinks Schools Lie So He Goes to Jail

Joel Yoder kept his children Fanny and Albert at home claiming public schools teach nonsense. His dispute over education led to his incarceration as he argued schools neglect Bible instruction and misrepresent modern schooling.

New Philadelphia Joel Yoder Fanny Albert Joel John Stevenson Yoder

Debaters Press Erickson Plan On Public Streetcars

The debate pits Jack Hall against Hal Armstrong over a three cent fare, with Armstrong asserting streetcar fares would boost Seattle real estate values under Erickson's proposal. He argues public ownership would create shared prosperity while predicting taxes shift to support growth, while Hall counters with racial and economic fears.

Jack Hall Hal Armstrong Erickson Armstrong Joont Hall Reed Seattle Seattle Ward Latte Brown Jap Geta Cent

Operators Out for Open Shop in Coal Industry

James Lord head of the AFL mining dept and W J James Washington rep of the United Mine Workers say the open shop movement threatens wage talks and may force a coal strike. They warn four state agreements were altered to push for a 1922 wage deal and prevent a stoppage.

Washington Star James Lord American Federation of Labor W. J James United Mine Workers’ Union Publc Lord James Add

Liquor Trial halted as jurors quit over Volstead act

In New York on March 41 Edward Dunn faces liquor selling charges. Defense counsel urged jurors prejudiced against the Volstead act to step down. The entire jury left the box, leaving the panel exhausted and the trial unable to continue.

New York Edward Dunn Talesmen

Mrs Billy Hitt Wins A Divorce In Paris

Katherine Elkins Hitt former Washington social lead and former fiancée of the Duke of Abruzzi secured a divorce from William K W Hitt. The French court decree took effect after 66 days due to demurrer nonappearance. Hitt allegedly refused reconciliation and barred her from returning home as the split followed a famed international romance and questions of dowry and court reception.

Paris Katherine Eikinne Hitt Washington Benator Elkins Abruzzi William Kw Billy) Hitt Robert BE. Hitt Illnois Tuet Hitt Elkins Eaid Pikina Royal House of Italy Mies Kikine

Expensive Banquet Triggers Durham Miners Reprimand

In Durham England a 365 bill for whisky and cigars at the annual banquet sparked a dispute within the Durham Miners Association. The banquet committee was ultimately reprimanded for the overspending.

Durham Eng Durham Miners’ Association

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