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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1922

Page

6

School Board Reorganization and Possible resignations

Friday session topics included a push to change meeting times to 1 p.m. and a plan to reorganize the board on a committee basis. E F Taylor opened discussion, while E Shorrock warned he might resign if required to attend at 1 o'clock after twenty years on the board.

Chamber of Commerce EB. F. Taylor BE. Shorrock Shor Margaret Garman High The Chamber Reuben

Democrats accuse county I of waste and pledge reform

The county Democratic convention denounced the Republican administration for waste and dishonesty and pledged economy without tax increases. Speakers urged elimination of excess staff, consolidation, and curb of machine politics, aiming to curb high county costs and reform school and road funding.

Press Club Dr. EK. 4d. Brown George PF. Christensen Seattle Health Department House Senate Donald A McDonald

Administration under fire at King County Democratic luncheon

G F Mahburne reassessed Wilson and Harding administrations at Meven's cafeteria luncheon chaired by Tom L Patterson. He praised Wilson for domestic reforms including tariff reduction and income tax, the eight hour day and federal reserve act, while accusing Harding of protecting special interests through tariffs ship subsidies and naval oil leases.

Wilson Harding G. F. Mahburne King County Democratic Club Meven Tom L. Patterson Fishburne Payne Aldrich Senate Newberry Naval

Cures Asthma and Hay Fever by Leavengood Prescription

Readable ad claims a cure for asthma and hay fever from C Leavengood of Moseedale Kansas. Offers a 10 day trial with a $1.25 payment if cured and no charge if not. Public notice style sales pitching medical remedy.

C. Leavengooed Bled Moseedale Kan Dent Mr. Leavengood

Flowers Gladden Hospitals On National Hospital Day

Hundreds of bouquets filled Seattle hospitals as visitors toured patient wards and surgical rooms during the second annual National Hospital Day. Medics reported turnout far higher than last year as guests moved through facilities and were entertained by staff.

Seattle Mediaa Pelienta Tou

Unitarian Talk To Feature Irish Plays Tuesday

Unitarians plan a Tuesday evening program at the First Unitarian church Feestal hall Odd Fellows temple. Donna Poorr Jackson will read two Irish plays The Land of Heart's Desire and Thealing the News by Lady Gregory. Ruth Linrw will entertain with harp selections while themes from peace and the League of Nations frame an antiwar stance.

Donna Poorr Jackson Lady Gregory Firet Unitarian Church Feestal Odd Fellows’ Temple Mias Ruth Linrw Harp Selectiore

Screenland Snubs Peggy Hopkins Joyce Film Plans

Angelenos and Washington producers refuse to back Peggy Hopkins Joyce in a new film. Motion Picture Exhibitors' association leaders, echoed by Louis B. Mayer and the Ince organization, say the public may not welcome a star tied to scandal. They cite reputations and press reports shaping industry stance.

Angeles Screenland Peggy Hopkins Joyce Arma Motion Picture Exhibitors’ Association Washington Peggy Mins Joyce Stor Louis B. Mayer Ince

Experimental British Armored Car Fitted for High Speed Fire

A British army experiment showcases an armored car capable of high speed travel while firing 4,800 rounds per minute. The trial aims to assess its combat effectiveness and potential battlefield role.

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Guaranteed rupture cure in thirty days promise

An advertisement offers a guaranteed rupture cure within 30 days or no pay. It invites readers to send name and address to DK Andrews at 609 Koch Ridge, Kansas City, Missouri, for a free copy of a book detailing the treatment and reported results.

DK Andrews Koch Ridg Kansan City

Frank Dell Printer Dies After Nervous Breakdown

Frank Dell a long time printer for The Beattle Star died from a nervous breakdown Saturday morning. He resided at 648 80th Ave and had not worked for the past year due to ill health. Dell was a member of the Elka Brotherhood and the Masonite order. Funeral services are set for 4:30 p.m. Monday at Butterworth's undertaking establishment.

Frank Dell The Beattle Star 80Th Ave Dell Elka Brotherhood Masonite Order Butterworth

Marines Advertise Drummers and Trumpeters Openings

The United States Marine Corps seeks 20 physically qualified young men aged 18 to join for three years to learn drum and trumpet. Apply at the U S Marine Corps recruiting office 604 Maynard building for more information. The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway adds an open observation car to the Olympian routes Seattle to Cle Elum and Butte to Harlow town starting May 15.

United States Marine Corps U. S. Marine Corps Recruiting Office Maynard Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Olympian Seattle Cle Elum Butte Harlowtown Mont

Mother's Love: The Golden Link Across Generations

A Victorian style reflection notes a mother's love as a gold en link binding youth to age and praises women's value in delicate endeavors, implying gendered views on care and labor across generations.

Suspect in $72,000 theft identified in California

Guido Spingola alias Gatto Bpingano alias Mouse, blamed as suspect in a $72,000 Standard Oil holdup, said he fled Los Angeles for California before police. He told Deputy Coffee he planned peaceable surrender after meeting with attorney T. D. Page. City detectives later identified him on the street by his aliases.

Guido Spi Angeles Eald California Torney T. D. Page Spingola Los Angeles William Coffee Beattie Coffee Dan Me Jamen Doom Gatto G. Bpingano Mouse

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