Public mass meeting planned at Frye hotel on December 15
A public mass meeting is scheduled for December 15 at the Frye hotel. Miracle is listed as the organizer of the association and will host the event.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1922
Page
12
A public mass meeting is scheduled for December 15 at the Frye hotel. Miracle is listed as the organizer of the association and will host the event.
A claim that Pape's Cold Compound can break up a cold and end misery within hours is noted. The advertisement states relief from stuffiness and pain, targeting readers seeking fast, guaranteed symptomatic help.
Russell Leach aged 19 died after pulling his pistol from his shirt and accidentally shooting himself on Chuckanut bay during a Sunday duck hunt at 2 p.m. He was with his younger brother Lester and three other boys. Survived by his mother, father, one sister, and two additional brothers.
London in 1927 review of Laurence Housman’s Dethronements presents imagined dialogue with Woodrow Wilson. It portrays Wilson lamenting failed peace aims after Paris, criticizing secret diplomacy, and envisioning the League of Nations as a potential future tool, though doubting its fate in his era.
A vintage advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a cure for children's cold symptoms tied to laxative effects. It asserts the product clears constipation and poisons, promises no cramps, and urges asking the druggist for genuine California Fig Syrup with age appropriate directions.
Senora Esperanza Iria, a famed Mexican operatic star, has won acclaim in Europe and South America. President Obregon and all of Mexico City honored her upon her return from Europe.
In Portland on Sunday night Mark F Pipite died from knife wounds after a bootlegger quarrel at Pete Miller's home. George Volhook, arrested for murder, allegedly stabbed Pipite and three others in self defense per Inspector Thatcher. Andrew Lubin was also fatally wounded, and the other two men were seriously cut. All four victims are Jugoslavs.
In Yakima on November 27 Claude A Labbee awaits action on a first degree assault charge against Mrs Wright who is left brain injured and insane after a June shooting near Harrah. Labbee has not sought bail, while Sheriff Pad R Bear tightens security amid lingering public anger over the murder verdict.
The Star invites readers to use the Bureau of Missing Relatives to help reunite separated families and friends. Report disappearances to The Star or tips on Hal Shears and his family, formerly of Tacoma, to post office box 954 Edmonds Washington.
Sunday night a James Street cable car knocked down Mrs Margaret Kirk of 811 Fourth Ave between Terry Ave and Boren Ave. She was critically injured with a head laceration several cuts and shock and taken to the city hospital.
In Tacoma on November 27 a body found Saturday in a forest near Stella coom lake was identified as Hannah Wilson, a Seattle woman and escaped patient of the Western Washington Hospital for the Insane. She had been missing since September 1. Ritzville reports G G Geissler of Ralston pleaded guilty to possession of intoxicating liquor after 20 gallons of mash and 20 gallons of moonshine were found, and he was sentenced to 30 days in jail and a $100 fine.
Broadcast timetable lists times for stations KFC 1116 KDZE KJIR JJZC KGY airing throughout the day. Entries include morning to evening blocks with several daily segments and weekend notes.
Table Damask pure white mercerized at 65 cents per yard. Madeira linen scarfs centers doilies and napkins in a wide design range. Orthopedic Linen Shower gifts accepted Tuesday by two patronesses featuring towers of pure linen in varying sizes and qualities. Choice prices 75 cents to 1 25.
A Sunday morning blaze gutted the west wing of Portland union station causing about 50000 dollars in damage per railroad estimates. Reconstruction will begin immediately, announced J P O'Brien president of the Northern Pacific Terminal company.
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