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04 Nov 1922
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1922
Page
1
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A collage of humorous notes and short items from the city page. Mentions Senator Borah predicting a third party in 1924 and local curiosities about Ford, city contracts, and everyday snatches of wit.
Lieuts John MacReady and Dak Kelly were forced to land at Fort Benjamin Harrison near Indianapolis after 25 hours 16 minutes aloft in a nonstop San Diego to New York bid. They set a new long distance monoplane record but abandoned the cross continental trip due to engine trouble.
Democratic state headquarters received a telegram from W G McAdoo endorsing C C Dill for the United States Senate. McAdoo, unable to visit the Northwest, urged Washington voters to send Dill to the Senate as an able progressive candidate free from predatory interests.
Seattle Chamber of Commerce figures show babies born in Seattle have a better chance of reaching adulthood than those in most large U S cities. Officials cite mild climate pure water and milk and sanitary conditions as key factors in Seattle’s low infant mortality rate.
Details emerge of a Saturday meeting where school board members addressed staff about the 30-10 and related measures ahead of the vote next Tuesday. Secretary Reuben W. Jones and Director Walter Santmyer reportedly spoke to custodians and staff, while Dr. C W Sharples opposed initiative No 13.
A Chicago fire destroyed the McClellan apartments with over 200 residents forced into the streets. Bernice Holm 25 perished as rescuers pulled others from the building in the heart of the Black Belt amid claims the fire was incendiary. Police noted a spate of blazes in the area and building.
November 4. Four steamers and two wharf boats caught fire in the Ohio river harbor at Cincinnati. Island Queen and Morning Star at Coney Island docks burned as a strong wind fed the flames. The Tacoma appeared doomed after the fire spread to the steamboat. Chris Greene burned midstream as onlookers gathered along the river banks.
Marie Kiernan, a new Star correspondent, interviews C C Dill at the Frye hotel about his Senate bid. Dill, a Spokane resident, outlines plans to curb war through strength but avoid aggression, cut taxes for the poor, and boost education by raising family incomes.
Arguments describe Referendum 14 as restricting voter rights through registration, party classification, and primary eligibility while praising a language provision. Referendum 15 is criticized for a pledge requirement that imposes party platform obedience on elected officials, arguing both measures undermine direct primaries and empower party machines.
Martha callers to The Star between 12 and 3 p.m. Monday will get a complimentary ticket to the opera Martha at the Metropolitan Theater presented by the American Light Opera Company. The Star secured 200 reserved tickets through theater management.
In Scranton Pennsylvania at the Taylor mine operated by the Glen Alden Coal company two men were killed and twelve others were entombed after an accident at the mine today.
The Rev Leonard Christier known as bishop of outdoors died at the hands of a woman he had spurned. Jury verdict favors Mrs Margaret Carleton as the killer and the case is closed, though others, including Mrs Joseph Pyle, challenge the result and commission further inquiry. Post mortem examined. more details promised on Page 2.
Small furnished or unfurnished brick home near Lincoln High. Two thousand two hundred fifty dollars price with two hundred dollars cash down. Features include hardwood floors full cement basement and ample driveway. See classified listings for viewing.
Mrs. Russell Walker, 22, was assaulted in her Elma Washington home late last night. Civilians and officers searched the countryside today for a man believed connected to a prior O’Hare family attack near Olympia. Her 3-year-old slept as the assailant fled after tearing her clothing and choking her.
Alvin King, 19, of Sumas, is jailed on abduction charges for taking Pearl Twilinger, 15, from Sedro-Woolley. He allegedly lied about her age to obtain a marriage license and then assaulted his bride of one day. H. M. McDonald is jailed for falsely swearing as a witness in securing the license.
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