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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1922
Page
2
A mother cat with four half grown kittens occupies a manger with Biddy. Biddy lays eggs and feeds herself before the kittens. The mother returns for nourishment when she leaves, while the nest stays with Biddy until the kittens grow and the mother intervenes. The hens do not leave the manger voluntarily.
Robert B Bermann reports on the Havre Mont murder case involving Rev Christier and Mrs Carleton. A coroner’s inquest cleared Mrs Carleton of firing the shots, and Bishop Faber called Christier a martyr, leaving questions about motive and truth as the case closes.
Washington November 7 The Senate panel led by Senator Charles L MaNary plans to resume its investigation into high gasoline prices by November 10 with testimony from major oil firms. The aim is to uncover why rival companies show uniform price shifts and to examine annual dividends cited by some as evidence prices stay high. Witnesses including W C Teague of Standard Oil of New Jersey are expected as the committee nears a December report.
The Yakima valley reports Japanese opposition to American Legion actions driving natives from the Yakima Indian Reservation. The New World cites a life and death theme as Japanese groups plan to block the Legion by enlisting Yakima Indians to reclaim lands. A mass meeting authorized concrete steps and a fundraising drive of fifteen hundred dollars among Japanese communities.
POPLAR BLUFF MO NOV 7 After Matt 8 Murray chief of the survey and plans department of the Missouri state highway commission decided railroads blocked his move. He bought a nanny goat and shipped it with his household goods to Jefferson City. The goat traveled with the items and Murray completed his move to the capitol.
Sir Gilbert Parker spoke at the Masonic temple urging American involvement in an international economic conference. He asserted that America's responsibility to the world did not end with troops returning from Europe.
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