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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1922

Page

18

Vocational Training Policy Urged For Disabled Vets

Rehabilitation experts from the United States Veterans Bureau in Washington Oregon and Idaho spoke at a Seattle conference calling for government funded vocational training for veterans with minor war disabilities. They urged shifting from bookkeeping to other commercial training due to limited job prospects as one tenth of 3000 local trainees study bookkeeping.

United States Veterans’ Bureau Washington Oregon Idaho Seattle Pacific Northwest

Pedestrians Hit by Automobiles Recorded in 1922

The record lists multiple pedestrians struck by cars on Wednesday and Tuesday across Seattle streets including 14th avenue Rainier avenue and Pine Street. Victims range from a 6 year old to adults. injuries include fatality suspected, broken leg, bruises, and shock. Drivers include R F Lee Margaret Leis A J Parker F W Lewis L N Miller Leo L Meek Burris Wray.

Harue Tabassa First Ave 14Th Ave Rainier Ave R. F. Lee Mth B. Schmidt Boyle Ave Sixth Ave Johnson Weller St F. W. Lewis Tumwater Fourth Ave Main St W. Moore Hallard Third Ave Nickerson L. N. Miller W. 69Th St, 63020" H. Barnes, 74, of 3014 Wallingford Ave Wallingford Ave Ewing St Leo L. Meek Woodland Park Ave

Clare Martin Pleads Guilty in Narcotics Case

Clare Martin, 45, pleaded guilty in Federal Judge Edward B Cushman’s court on Thursday and received a four month sentence in the county jail.

Clare Martin Edward B. Cushman

Herbert Rawlinson Granted Divorce in Los Angeles

Hollywood star Herbert Rawlinson was granted a divorce from Minerva Rawlinson stage name Roberta Arnold in Los Angeles California after ten years of unhappiness. The divorce action was not contested and ends their marriage.

Herbert Rawlinson Angeles Cal Rawlinson Minerva Rawlinson Roberta Arnold

Dying Hindu Seeks Interpreter in Tacoma Hospital

In a Tacoma hospital a young Hindu dying of tuberculosis asks for an impersonator who can speak Hindustan to deliver a final message to his people. He cannot find an interpreter and requests contact details for John Lyon in the National Realty building Tacoma or William McAdam Main 6549 Seattle for help.

Tacoma John Lyon National Realty Building William McAdam Main Seattle

16th Ave Home Looted by Burglars for $500 in Jewels

Thieves broke into Mrs. C. M. Friedlander home at 1509 16th Ave North early Thursday, stealing approximately $500 in jewels cut glassware and household articles. A Colt revolver and several pieces of silverware were also taken.

C. M. Friedlander 16Th Ave. N Colt

Vienna Faces Need for Twenty Thousand New Homes

Vienna reports over 20,000 applicants for government housing as officials assign available apartments to deserving families. In London, actresses Constance and Norma Talmadge arrive to a throng of fans.

Vienna Government Department London Constance Norma Talmadge

Election kills railroad board reform drive

Washington observers say labor officials expect the abolition of the callway board as the section upheaval shifts power. Progressives hold the new congressional purse strings, prompting a move to a modified system for governing labor conditions on carriers. Labor will push to abandon the project and seek aid to revive the old Newlands act for a mediation board.

Paul RR Malian Washington Callway Board Congress Board of Mediation and Reconciliation

Herrin Death Trial Delayed in Marion Court

The Herrin murder case defendants pause in Marion as Judge Hartwell adjourns until Monday at 9 p m for courtroom remodeling and Armistice Day. Jury selection had begun amid sparse public support and move to end open jail house receptions.

Marion Herrin Edward Hoffman Seater Atrip Williamson County Hartwell

Aged Woman Dies by Gas In Her Home Behind Store

Mrs. Bessie Siegler aged 68 committed suicide by inhaling gas in her living room behind Owl Clothing Co at 1817 Firetave. Ben Siegler her son found her dead next day. She disappeared October 13 suffering melancholia and had been cared for by another couple near the waterfront. She survived by son Ben and a married daughter.

Bohemmia Bessie Stegier Owl Clothing Co Firetave Ben Siegler Siegler Ben

Wilcox Funeral Set for Thursday

Edward G. Wilcox 78, a bailiff in the superior court, to be honored in funeral services Thursday afternoon at Arklodge No. 126 F and A M in Columbia City. He was injured by an elevator a week earlier and had one foot amputated at the city hospital.

Edward G. Wilcox Arklodge No. 126 A. M Columbia City Wilcox Superior Court City Hospital

Burned Motorist Is Victim of Jealousy

TONGANOXIE Kan Nov 9 Leon Harrington 28 was found burned beside his motor car in the road near here authorities believe jealousy caused the death. Harry Skager 30 held for investigation will be questioned today regarding his affair with Milas Alfreda Smith with whom Harrington had driven shortly before the murder.

Tonganoxie Kan Leon Harrington Harry Skager Milas Alfreda Smith, Nures Harrington

Cops Top Burglary on Paris Lamp Post

Paris police surprised a burglar climbing a lamp post near Rue Bleve as he attempted to enter a shop’s upper story. The incident occurred in the evening, with authorities intercepting the man before he could break in.

Paris

Portland Red Cross aids 7140 veterans in past year

The Portland chapter reports 7140 World War veterans aided during the last year at their annual meeting led by the executive secretary. The figure reflects outreach and assistance provided by the chapter to veterans in the region.

Portland American Red Cross

State legislators listed from King county precincts

State Senator and District rolls show results from 495 of 428 precincts in King county including Seattle. Names include Bann, Bertsch, Howser, Shoemaker, London, Smith, Garrett, Wray Wilson, Gowan, Grass, Hommer, Hastings, Palmer, Schmitt, McKinnon, Came, Moms, Nelson, Hagerman, Threlkeld, Flemming, Scott, Ferguson, Moran, Arey, Tarr, Buck, Totten, Morphine, Hodgdon, Egan, Alden, Knapp, Wahlbusch, Meacham, Sweetman, Strickland, Saunders, Cote, Reeler, Behrens, Downe, Grate, Heighton, and others, with district tallies ranging from a few hundred to nearly nine thousand votes. The report reflects a historical legislative contest with multiple districts and two to three representatives per district in Fortieth to Forty-Seventh districts.

Alden Knapp Wahlbusch Meacham Sweetman Cccesse Senes Strickland Saunders Oan Eccesson Ccenenes Cote Csceces Siveceenee Reeler Behrens Eencecseces Cccc Downe Grate FR Cweneewnsceer Ces Heighton

Stata returns King County initiative and amendment results

The report lists Initiative No. 46 poll tax repeal with 121,488 Yes and 65,823 No across 1 130 precincts. Referendum results include No 12 certificate of necessity, No 13 health bill, No 14 MOR. primary No 15 with 85,404 Yes. Amendments show Jurisdiction in Trials 68,947 Yes to 47,589 No and Appropriations with 407 Yes and unspecified No.

Eer Ber Cacmaneseces Concesanense Se47 Agalinat

County Precinct Totals Show King County Officials’ Votes

Final counts from 485 of 498 precincts in King County list official totals for Ferguson, Grant, Hansen, and others. Key figures include Ferguson 34 720 votes and Grant 31 207, with notable tallies for Coroner Corson 32 562 and Sheriff Starwich 2 0.146. total votes across listed offices run into the tens of thousands.

King County Beattie City Ferguson Hansen Cca Ceenceenee Ees Chambers Chmne Sinbelds Wilking DD Corson Nelson My Watsom Dowglam Fortous Gaimen Corcoran Paul Nelson Spain Toellner

Middle aged people run the world says Braley poem

A poem by Berton Braley contrasts youth and middle aged adults. Youth jeers at age and rushes ahead while middle aged people caution and guide. The speaker argues middle aged people silently control progress with experience and restraint.

Seattle

Election results reshape Senate with progressive bloc gains

Ohio and Nebraska shifts and a narrow GOP margin capped by Henry Cabot Lodge’s likely sixth term. The new Senate includes Borah Johnson Norris la Follette Norbeck Shipstead Howell Ladd, with a small radical House bloc shaping leadership and coalitions. Wet dry outcomes vary by state as Illinois and Massachusetts move toward enforcement debates.

Lodge Teed Missouri Senate Borah Idaho Johnson California Brookhart Iowa Norris Nebraska la Follette Wisconsin Norbeck South Dakota Shipsted Minnesota Howell Ladd North Dakota House Republican Farmer Labor Democrat Farmer Labor Farmer Labor Representative Mondell Wyoming Ohio Illinois Massachusetts

Senator King Leads Narrowly in Utah Senate Race

In Utah, Senator William M. King a Democrat leads Ernest Bamberger the Republican by a margin near 200 to 300 votes as returns near completion. Republicans anticipate a formal recount and warn the result could swing. The contest is described as the closest in Utah history for any office.

Ealt Lake City Utah William M. King Ernest Bamberger United States Senate

Wyoming Democrats Claim State Victory

Cheyenne Wyoming returns suggest Democrats win statewide largely, with Republicans leading in the Senate and governorship races. Senator Kendrick holds a slight edge over Mondell, Judge Winter appears ahead of Rose, and John W Hay reduces Democrat Ross’s lead in the governor’s contest.

Cheyenne Wyo Wyoming Kendrick Frank W. Mondell Charles Winter Robert Rose John W. Hay William B. Ross

Frazier Appears Set to Win North Dakota Senate Seat

Fargo report shows Jaynn J. Frazier non partisan ahead by about 8,000 votes with 759 of 2,115 precincts reported. J. F. JT. O Connor led by 7,345 but fallen behind as remaining ballots come from heavy nonpartisan areas. O Connor backers concede likely defeat.

Fargo N. D Jaynn J. Frazier United States Senate North Dakota J. F. JT. O'Connor O’connor O'Connor

William H. Sweet Wins in Colorado

In Denver on November 9 William B Sweet liberal Democrat led over Republican Ben Griffith for Colorado governor with under 80 precincts remaining Sweet held a 3800 vote edge The Democratic ticket mostly failed with the exception of the attorney general and superintendent of public instruction roles remaining uncertain

Denver Colo William B. Sweet Colorado Ben Griffith Sweet

Scouts Drive Toy Campaign for City Children

Scoutmasters met at Wolf's cafeteria to plan a toy drive benefiting poor city children. Scouts will collect and distribute toys to those in need, ending with events at the armory.

Boy Scouts Wolf's Cafeteria Armory

Man Stabs Himself Ten Times in Fatal Attempt

John Peary stabbed himself ten times in an attempted suicide at Kirby England. He survived to reach a hospital and woke asking if he was alive.

Kirby Eng John Peary

Statehouse gains restructure with new Democratic seats

The text notes James Irving, Jessie B Kastner, J H Ryan, Homer T Bone and Lee Wise as new figures in the lower house. It reports a coalition with Democrats to secure labor victory in Pierce and states George Christensen is elected state senator from Klickitat and Skamania counties, giving Democrats 3 of 42 upper house seats. Possible further gains await complete returns.

James Irving Jessie B. Kastner J. H. Ryan Homer T. Bone Lee Wise Pierce George Christensen Klickitat Skamania Tower House F. F. Banker A. I. Kuler al Weatherman J. R. Sovreten

Sunday Evening Concerts Banned in Harrow

Efforts to secure licenses for Sunday evening concerts were defeated in Harrow England amid opposition from religious bodies. The move ends plans to permit Sunday performances and reflects local moral concerns influencing licensing decisions.

Harrow England

Beating Teacher Leads to Fine for Mother in New York

New York reports Mrs. Joseph Gould struck a school teacher she accused of failing to teach her child. She was fined $50 plus costs.

New York Joseph Gould

Driver kills two, then drowns self in reservoir

William Naylor fled after an automobile crash in Alferton that killed two passengers. He walked about half a mile across a field and drowned himself in a nearby reservoir, leaving the fate of others involved uncertain.

Alfreton England William Naylor

Churches Give Him Pain Says Vicar at Rally

In Mansfield England on November 9 the Salvation Army rally featured Rev W B Soole the local vicar who said churches had become too utterly respectable and produced spiritual indigestion.

Mansfield England Salvation Army W. B. Soole

Murderer Strangles Girl With Stocking

In Brixton England Miss Lillian Otham was found strangled. Anthony Caster is accused of using a silk stocking to choke the girl to death.

Brixton England Lillian Otham Anthony Caster

Looting Reported at Tolt General Store Break-in

Thieves broke into the general store at Tolt and seized a large quantity of merchandise. Deputy Sheriff Matt Starwich and investigators George Bundy and Stewart Campbell pursue leads.

Tolt Matt Starwich George Bundy Stewart Campbell

Fragmentary 1920s dialogue snippet prompts reflection

A cryptic exchange between Constantly and Flapper hints at a recurring theme of reflection. The brief lines mention an Axon moment and a maternal tone, leaving readers unsure of context or broader narrative.

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