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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1922
Page
13
Gov. Thomas W. Hardwick carries 25 counties securing 76 unit votes while his opponent garners the remaining totals. In Yakima Henry Putnam, 72, falls 25 feet from a ladder onto railroad tracks while painting a building and is believed to be able to recover.
A 19 year old asks Miss Grey whether to marry her fiancé or care for her aging foster mother. The advisor urges self reflection, open discussion with the fiancé, and delaying marriage if needed, highlighting love as self sacrificing and the need to plan for the future.
Readers may obtain four bulletins on word compounding by sending two cents in stamps to The Seattle Star Washington bureau at 1323 New York Ave Washington DC. Include full name and address for mailing.
At a Roosevelt high school assembly a large silk flag was ceremoniously presented by Stevens Corps auxiliary members M E Kent and A A Lawrence. Principal C K Froula accepted and spoke. The Star Spangled Banner was sung by G H MacDonald.
The civil service commission sustained a force removal on narcotic charges for Worsham last April 4 and cannot reinstate him legally, per Corporation Counsel Walter F. Meier. The commission is willing to rehear the case.
Oieage pensions for city employees were reported on unfavorably by a two thirds majority at the weekly luncheon of the Municipal League Tuesday. The meeting marked the fourth discussion of the subject at league meetings, and the decision came at the close of a spirited debate.
The Richmond Times Dispatch quotes Charcoal Eph recalling how many friends once supported him but one loaned him a singular dollar and left him feeling profoundly alone, with Sandy a confidant in his reflection.
Comic ad skit prompts a man left to handle chores alone while his wife is away. He laments washing dishes and floor cleaning, while burning clothes and spilling grease threaten his only business suit. An advertiser pitches new fall models at Cherry's in the Rialto building with six months credit.
Miss Nina Buchanan running on the Democratic ticket for county superintendent of schools. She cites natural fitness and 18 years in education, urges new ideas and efficiency, and proposes mandatory English literacy for all aliens. She would focus on rural schools through personal outreach if elected.
At current progress, the east half of First Ave will be completed in about 16 days. Brick deliveries continue, with three car loads per day arriving at Gemite.
At the regular meeting in the Masonic clubhouse Thursday evening Thomas A. Carrigues and Thomas A. Struthers will address the attendees.
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