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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1922

Page

7

Condolences from Chief Seattle to Malcolm Douglas

A letter expresses sympathy to Prosecuting Attorney Malcolm Douglas on the death of his brother. The writer notes past policy differences but offers warm regards and condolences from Chief Seattle.

Veterans’ Bureau Seattle Willie Forbus Chief Beattle James E. Redmond James Matt Edna Wallace Hopper CHIEF E. S. Meany Tililicum The Mountaineers Seattle Toy and Novelty Syndicate Mars Malcolm Douglas Major Chamber of Commerce Boosters Senattie Mother Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles Geattic Aerie United States H. S. Chatterton Anacortes W. W. Boynton Guemes Beachcomber Boynton Star

Government Moves to Trim Federal Expenditures

The federal budget bureau seeks a next year cut to three billion dollars in federal outlays, about 750 million below this year. With around 200 million in interest income expected on foreign debt, further tax reductions may follow. The budget for the year beginning July 1, 1923, will be sent to Congress in December as Gen. H. M. Lord pushes bureau heads to cut requests.

Herbert W. Walker Washington Federal Budget Bureau Congress H. M. Lord Dewer

Schoenfeld Buys Tacoma Firm for New Store

WL Schoenfeld and Bons announced the purchase of the William J Davies Horse Furnishing Company building in Tacoma. The 75 by 120 foot structure in a prime business district will host a house furnishing store upon the current lease expires in 1924.

Tacoma William J. Davies Horse Furnishing Company WL. Schoenfeld & Bons

One Killed and Seven Hurt in Portland Auto Accidents

One man, Israel D. Smith, 77, was killed when struck crossing Johnson Creek Road at 24th Street. Seven others were injured in a series of automobile accidents in and around Portland yesterday.

Portland Ore Israel D. Smith Smith Johnson Creek Road

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