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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1922
Page
10
Madalynne Obenchain, jailed defendant in the Kennedy murder case, will be allowed modern attire for her second trial. She toured Los Angeles shopping for gowns hats slippers and stockings with a deputy sheriff and a matron accompanying her yesterday before a crowded court.
The Seattle Art Club will offer day and night etching courses during the summer starting June 1 in the Thompson building.
Mrs. John Fe. Savage is recovering at the Hotel Butler from a severe pneumonia attack that left her critically ill for more than two weeks.
John Maki also known as John Casterson, 40, a baker, turned on gas in his hotel room at 319 Cherry Street after leaving a note to his wife saying his love was blighted. He was found by the proprietor T Takigawa on Tuesday. Maki had been out of work and despondent. The body rests at the morgue.
A resolution by Senator King Utah asks the attorney general to report to the Senate on Sherman and Clayton act enforcement. It seeks indictments since Daugherty’s tenure, current trials pending, names of attorneys handling the cases, and steps to secure further indictments under these acts.
Greensboro report states Dr B E Lindman professor of social economics at North Carolina College for Women resigned at the request of the Ku Klux Klan. The move follows pressure linked to the white supremacist group.
A vintage ad from the Martin Chemical Co claims Pyro ur on cures pyorrhea with a free trial bottle and a $1 charge only if unsatisfied. It promises relief from bleeding gums, abscesses, loosening teeth, and foul breath after a few days of use.
An advertisement explains kidney and bladder weakness stems from uric acid. It recommends four ounces of Rad Salts or Jad Salts daily for two to three days to neutralize urine acids and relieve irritation, claiming no bad effects and quick relief.
The Pacific Coast Ship Owners Association urged Congress to strike out the 1600 ton minimum for subsidy eligibility, arguing it would push smaller vessels from the transpacific lumber trade and requesting a 600 ton minimum. W J Lave refused to provide operating loss data for Shipping Board vessels during hearings.
The Grade Teachers club elected officers Monday at Broadway high school. President Mrs Dora Herren seventh grade Green Lake school first vice president Misa Nell Henderson Lowell school second vice president Mime Ella Benson Bailey Gatzert school recording secretary Miss Myrtle Whitham Lowell school membership secretary Miss Louise Merritt Interlake school treasurer Miss Annie Stoy John Hay school. Executive board members include Miss Myra Snow McDonald school Miss Clyde Fisher Interbay school Miss Blanche Hedges Longfellow school and Mime Ellale Judd Minor school.
Patrolman W. D. Moore sued Ludwig Livergreen of 4420 Dayton Avenue for 5000 dollars after a collision between Moore's motorcycle and Livergreen's auto. A jury in Superior Judge C. H. Neal's court awarded Moore one dollar in damages.
An advertisement asserts skin eruptions stem from the blood and claims Befence proves this. The copy urges readers to accept blood as the root cause of pimples blackheads boils and related troubles and promises proof and personal verification.
Woolen items offer Paxtra heavy weight 64 inch jerseys in plain colors and heather blends. Formerly 2.50 a yard now 1.05. Colors include tan Quaker piller box red brown Mohawk navy black and blue brown heather mixes. Tweeds for suits capes coats wraps in varied color blends formerly 2.50 a yard now 1.05. 4 inch wool stripes and plaids Prunellas Velours formerly 3.50 to 4.50 a yard now 1.95.
Sixteen-year-old Hilda Albert of 6611 45th Ave disappeared from her home Monday after a family quarrel. She has light hair blue eyes and was last seen wearing a fawn coat gray hat and brown shoes and stockings.
Frank Harmon a 40 year old farmer is seriously injured after being struck by a car driven by Robert Moody vice president of the First National Bank. He is in Providence hospital.
Everett report notes a deputy game warden stationed at Lake Roesiger to monitor anglers who confuse silver trout with grayling and to enforce legal catch limits.
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