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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1922

Page

3

Love and money mix in case over broken hearts

Rose Banisch of Chicago sought 10000 damages from Amber Bright claiming Bright stole her husband Edward Banisch. The jury verdict contrasted with other suits as Beatrice Kutlen won 7500 then lost on appeal, Ethel French received one dollar for blighted love, and Anna Marcus was awarded 25 for wounded feeling.

Rose Banisch Chicago Amber Bright Edward Banisec Wyssleeman Willis Graham Bright Beatrice A. Kutlen Frank H. Brunell Ethel Jay French Anna Marcus

Strike Affects Coal Action In Washington Conference

Coal production runs at 3,000,000 tons weekly, consumption trails by 5,000,000 tons, Hoover reports at a conference of non union coal operators aimed at curbing profiteering in fuel. Officials cite production rates and demand as the basis for policy.

Washington Secreary of Commerce Hoover

They Were Grey Not Bald Veterans at Memorial Theater Event

Veterans from the Civil War era gathered at the Metropolitan theater for Memorial Day celebrations. They held a flag before singing The Star Spangled Banner The Deathless Army and America. An elderly speaker joked about baldness and front-row seating as manager William McCurdy observed the crowd.

Ters and Sons Metropolitan Theater America Seattle E. C. Douglas First Highway William McCurdy The Metropolitan

Former Dictator Castro Lives in Poverty in Puerto Rico

United Press reports ex Venezuelan ruler Cipriana Castro living in a modest Santurce home in San Juan, watching for a Venezuela return while secret agents of President Gomez monitor his movements. The former dictator appears reduced from power to a simple wooden house.

San Juan Porto Rico United Press Cipriana Castro Venezuela Santurce Wolf of Simon Bolivar Castro ix Juan Vicente Gomez Castro Gen. Castro Napoleon St. Helena United States Cipriano Castro Europe Juan Vincente Gomez Gomez Madrid

Real estate men open national convention in San Francisco

Three thousand real estate dealers from nearly every state began their national convention in San Francisco with focus on home and farm financing. Governor Stephens welcomed delegates and touched on California's Japanese issue while stressing diplomacy. speakers included Wert Caldwell and Charles F. Stern with sessions on exclusive contracts and industrial property.

San Francisco Japan Gov. Stephens California Washington Orient Jncident Alifornia James Ing Wert Caldwell San Francisco Realty Board Charles F. Stern Irving B. Hiett National Organization

Tacoma plans huge Masonic Temple

Tacoma announces a $450000 Masonic Temple to be built on the Eben Pierne homestead lot bought for $24000. Col. I W Coiner says the structure will house all Masonic bodies and auxiliaries, with a giant auditorium and a mammoth roof garden, plans to proceed after lodge approvals. Nearby notes mention Chichen Itza sacred sinking well and finds of ancient sacrifices.

Tacoma Col. I. W. Coiner Master Masons Eben Pierne Auxiary Scottish Rite Masonic Club

General Castro's Enduring Fire Stocks in Quiet Seclusion

The article contrasts a bare Venezuelan room with an aging General Castro who retains fiery resolve despite political decline. It traces his rise in the 1890s, exile after Gomez's rise, landings in Madrid and Porto Rico, and his rare public appearances while living in seclusion with relatives nearby. Also notes the grim fact that twenty five percent of animals trapped in steel traps are valued less.

Castro Europe United States Madrid Porto Rico

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