Fragmentary quote from Dr Gros on mob rule and convention
A short, garbled dialogue from Dr Gros notes mob rule and a flawed fair as phrases like eat the convention and The af fair was sgrace appear without clear context or attribution.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1922
Page
12
A short, garbled dialogue from Dr Gros notes mob rule and a flawed fair as phrases like eat the convention and The af fair was sgrace appear without clear context or attribution.
Washington city mayors including Seattle’s H B Brown Spokane’s Charles A Fieming Bellingham’s Eewin T Mathes and Tacoma’s A V Fawcett will be honored guests at a dinner at the Masonic club. Robert P Oldham expects about 600 attendees with tickets available at local outlets.
A hydroplane owned by N C Atkins will be auctioned at 11 a m on November 29 in front of the Seattle federal building. The sale follows a federal court order and King & Wings Shipbuilding Co claims a debt of 3178 45 from Atkins. The plane is moored at Kirkland until after the auction.
A new Players' club for professional and semi professional entertainers in Beattie was formed at a banquet at the Northold Inn. Seventy charter members elected officers: D. M. Weetcott as president N. B E. McGowan as vice president and Miss Ruth Doherty as secretary and treasurer.
Actress Jereny Williams promotes a home remedy to darken gray hair using bay rum glycerine and a compound mixed with water. She claims the solution stains hair gradually, stays non greasy, and can make a gray-haired person look twenty years younger with twice weekly application.
Washington reports show tariffs lifted prices on many drugs and chemicals while some items on the free list dropped. The New York Journal of Commerce notes sharp increases in essential chemicals and foods, with shelled almonds and imported cheeses among items rising notably.
The schedule lists KFIC and KOSZE stations with a Tuesday November 16 air times from 2:00 pm to 6:48 pm and 7:18 pm to 8:15 pm, plus weekday repeats. It references multiple channel codes and time blocks across 12 to 16 stations. Timestamps include 2 90 p m and 2 40 p m blocks with additional daily and Monday Wednesday Friday entries.
A brief note observes that a small number of individuals cannot tolerate eggs due to personal idiosyncrasies. The passage suggests dietary restrictions may arise from this intolerance and hints at varying reactions among those affected.
Sheriff Matt Starwich brings malicious prosecution charges against C. B. West former Auburn mayor. Hearing before Justice Co Dalton decides to move the case to the superior court. West faces a $10 000 damage suit from pre election actions. West swore to two complaints claiming the sheriff not a U.S. citizen. Starwich submits naturalization papers.
Q M Jones files suit in superior court against Danziger Fur Co claiming a Russian marmot skin coat bought for 150 failed after 30 days. He asserts the seller guaranteed no wear for 16 years and seeks recovery of the amount paid. The filing appears amid efforts to publicize organizational activities.
Paulson a landlord at the Maynard hotel died Monday by turning on a gas stove in his room. He was found by friends L C Larson, A M Mortenson, and Oscar Carlson. Family says he worried over health and money troubles. His son Fred Paulson Jr works at Bremerton navy yard. The deed occurred in a potato field. The family thought he was joking and did not react until his body was found.
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