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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1922

Page

6

Subscribers sue over high telephone rates in Seattle case

A group of 156 Seattle subscribers sue Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co in superior court seeking damages of 18610.25 for overcharges since December 1919. They contend postwar rate hikes after line return lacked legal sanction, while the company asserts prior authority from the public works department to keep federal rates in force.

Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co Seattle Superior Court Telephone Company Public Service Commission F. C. Campbell Olympia William J. Phillips The Department of Public Works

Big Business Gains In City Highlight Turkey Dinner

Bank clearings and bulkting operations exceed 1921 levels with a November total near 17.99 million for city building permits. Municipal railway reports October net profit 18 thousand, the highest in system history, signaling a receptive business mood for the Turkey day dinner.

Beautify City for Coming of Tourists

The Seattle flower committees of the Chamber of Commerce plan garden classes through winter for residents. The first class meets Friday night December 1 at the Columbia City Library with George Cole in charge. Cole lectures on plant life and will answer garden questions. Classes are free and open to the public.

Chamber of Commerce Seattle Columbia City Library George Cole Cole

Belgian Debt Soars Fivefold Since 1914

Belgium’s public debt has risen to five times its 1914 level, according to a treasury estimate to parliament. The latest figure shows a 48 million franc increase from the previous year, with prewar loans totaling 162.6 million francs still outstanding. Debts since demobilization add credits of 75 million francs.

Brussels Belgium

Asia Says Horr Misused Funds From VFW Convention

Asia claims the citizens committee for the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention raised over 11,000 by personal solicitation but many bills were not approved by the committee. He alleges liquor and entertainment charges were billed to the Roosevelt post and asserts carnival profits are unaccounted for. Horr threatens libel action as his attorney denounces Asia’s statements.

8. B. Asia Ralph Horr Asia Citizens’ Committee James McVoy Horr Rainier Roosevelt Post Veterans of Foreign Wars Providence Hospital

Iron Collar for Soldier at Presidio

Walter V. Ashwell a private in the Coast Artillery at the Presidio San Francisco was attacked and placed in an iron collar with a spiked band that could not be cut by surgeons. A plumber was needed to release the device as he claimed two men assaulted him and fastened the collar but offered no motive.

San Francisco Walter V. Ashwell Coast Artillery Presidio of Letterman Hospital Presidio Ashwell

Officers Chosen by Woodmen of World

Abe Kubey was elected consul commander of Home Camp 256 Woodmen of the World at the annual election in the A O U W hall. Other officers elected were A M McAubrey advisor lieutenant EB Croken banker Elmer Connor clerk W A Gray escort A Anderson watch man H B Conley sentry and Guy H Kelly manager.

Abe Kubey Woodmen of the World A. M. McCaubrey Leutenant EB. B. Croken Elmer Connor W. A. Gray A. Anderson H. B. Conley Guy H. Kelly

Cheating Livestock Four Times Worse Than Starving Humans

Defense attorneys in two superior court cases against Paget Sound Flouring Mills and Albers Brothers argued that selling illegally concentrated foods for animal consumption is four times more serious than selling diluted human diet. Judge J. T. Reon noted stock food penalties max at $100, human table diet at $25. Each firm fined $109.

Paget Sound Flouring Mills Albers Brothers J. T

Allover Blouse Styles Reduced on Second Floor Bon Marche

Broken sizes range from 86 to 46 and feature crepe de chine blouses beaded braided navy Georgette trimmed and novelty braid items. Prices drop from 22.50 to 17.50, 15.00 to 9.95, 17.50 to 15.00, 15.00 to 12.50, 8.95 to 7.95, and 9.95 to 6.75. Second Floor The Bon Marche.

Canton Roshanara Bon Marche

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