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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1921
Page
15
The Senate extended the statute of limitations from three to six years for profiteers who grafted on the federal government after the war. The House has passed the bill and it goes to the president for approval.
J L Carey general agent Northern Pacific Seattle says the minimum number of passengers for reduced round trip rail fares drops from 250 to 160. The change affects group travel pricing and enables more travelers to qualify for lower fares.
Republican senators plan to back Democrat John B. Kendrick in Wyoming to defeat House leader Frank W. Mondell as Mondell seeks a Senate seat. The move reflects a broader push by progressives to oppose party members aligned with old guard policies and tax legislation.
The case of F R Phillips before Justice C C Dalton involves vagrancy with deputy attorney Bert C Rown seeking six months. The defense argues the murder contemplation is irrelevant to the vagrancy charge. The judge notes the evidence and prepares to sentence.
Advertisement promotes Diamond Dyes for recoloring faded skirts and draperies. It explains easy dyeing steps and asks shoppers to tell the druggist fabric type whether wool silk cotton linen or mixed.
American actress Joleey Williama shares a home made formula to gradually darken gray or faded hair. Mix half a pint of water with one ounce bay ruth a small box Barbo compound and glycerine. Apply twice weekly until the shade deepens and hair appears softer and glossier, non greasy and non staining.
The statement asserts that he will have ample time for contemplation with no danger to anyone, followed by the punishment of six months in the county jail.
The San Juan Fishing Company will take over the Seward to Unalaska mail route on December 1 replacing Dr Andrew C. Smith who has run the Venus under the contract since 1918. The Star is currently being overhauled.
Four more inches of snow, on top of eight inches at Snoqualmie Pass, threaten closure before the usual December 1 deadline. The eight inches fell from 9 a.m. Monday to late that night. the pass closes with one foot of snow.
Astoria Oregon November 15 Professor EB BF Decou of the University of Oregon mathematics department was granted a divorce yesterday. Decou is regarded as a leading educator of the Pacific coast.
In Olympia on Monday November 15 the state supreme court affirmed the King County superior court ruling in the Murray Lindberg suit. The decision sustains the lower court’s findings and outcomes in the dispute between the involved parties.
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