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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1922
Page
7
A message from Chief Beattie urges citizens to pursue a speedy plan that benefits the community and makes the city a better place to live, aligning with Chief Seattle’s vision.
A letter to the editor questions whether a 60 cent fare for tower trips is reasonable to attract visitors. The writer argues that 50 cents would widen access and let more people enjoy views of Beattie and the surrounding area.
A collection of correspondences to the Seattle Times editor addressing public issues. Topics include admission prices at fruit shows, token systems for travelers, aggressive vigilante violence, gun safety for families, rent concerns for new apartments, price transparency in eateries, rail service quirks, political campaign commentary, and city county consolidation opinions.
Renowned organist Marcel Dupre, cited as world’s greatest living organist, is touring the United States. He spoke of his musical lineage in Rouen, noted early prizes, and his Notre Dame tenure before plans for a six month American stay and European tour. A Municipal League committee will report on dance hall and cabaret issues at Tuesday noon.
The Lutheran minister Rev. Mr. Vogel of Potsdam united the former Kaiser and Princess Hermine in marriage at Doorn. He is pictured wearing his military decorations including the Iron Cross.
A diverse Palace Hip bill opens with Preston and Yesabel acrobat and violinist duo, a rapid comedy routine, and strong turns from Gans and Perkins in Old Alabama. The Three Boys sing and dance while a Le is Valadon trio performs tight wire and balance acts. Doris May stars in a New York stage comedy photoplay.
Dong Wing Sing, 22, held on first degree murder charge in city jail. He and Harry Gee, 33, were arrested Sunday night at 210 Washington St, Hop Sing tong headquarters. Gee accuses Sing of shooting Lew Loon and Suey Sing Jongman on August 1921 during tong war. Gee’s accusation followed a quarrel between them. Sing was arrested on a warrant filed by the prosecuting attorney.
Superior court action was filed Monday against Henry Wardell’s dance hall at Ronald Station on the North Trunk highway. The state alleges the operation constitutes a public nuisance.
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