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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1922
Page
14
A man walks anxiously up Second Eve with a guilty air as spectators glimpse a crime plot. In truth his past is clean and he is honored, betrayed only by summer heat making his fedora unbearable. His wife whitewashes last year’s straw hat, forcing an odd public reveal.
Nickel iron storage batteries power radio reception with nickel oxide positive plates and finely divided iron negative plates. The electrolyte is a 21 percent potassium hydrate solution with lithium hydrate trace. Charge and discharge processes involve oxygen transfer. voltage guidance differs from lead cells and requires ampere hour monitoring. Proper care prolongs life. avoid rapid charging, shorting, idle downtime, and corrosion.
With about half of the $25 000 target raised a sweeping drive begins to fund the Veterans of Foreign Wars national convention and List division reunion in Seattle. Officials estimate 80 000 visitors will come from all states and abroad for five days of events and entertainment.
A brief note states that it becomes possible to abandon a crewed vessel as far as radio impulses will carry. The implications suggest extended communication reach guiding decisive action and safety.
A Nashville, Tennessee sighting places Manners, wanted for embezzling 1550 from Nettle Hammond, fiancee of the Hammond family. He fled after indictment and jumping a 1000 bond in New Orleans, last year. Authorities seek his return.
The Beattle Federation of Churches will be voted on at 615 p m Monday at the First Methodist church. Dr Worth Tippy and Dr Alva W Taylor will give addresses. The Chamber of Commerce will provide the entertainment.
J Swanson aged 85 quartermaster on the Union oil tanker Lyman Stewart was knocked from the deck by an eight inch fuel oil hose Monday morning and fell 20 feet onto a log at the foot of Pier 14. He was partially unconscious but clung to the log until rescued by dock worker Guy Wrenn and taken to Providence Hospital.
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