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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1921
Page
8
Seattle plans a citywide music week from November 6 to 12 to revive culture through Mendelssohn Wieniawski and simple ditties. The goal is community participation with every home contributing and orchestras schools theaters and libraries taking part in a citywide celebration.
Miss Anna Marie Brueggerhoff of Seattle, a University of Washington graduate and Seattle port commission employee, is nominated in the fairest lady contest for the Shrine circus at the Arena from October 29 to November 9. The winner will receive a $2,850 Paige automobile based on votes.
Mrs J C Scott of Portland Oregon mother of Dr W B Scott of West Seattle died Wednesday. She served as honorary president of the Wilie organization and was a noted community figure in the area.
Washington October 27 Representative Thomas L Blanton of Texas faces expulsion after charges he printed in the Congressional Record an affidavit with foul language. Mondell demanded unseating to preserve the house honor claiming the document reached schools colleges and homes. Blanton defended himself asserting no wrongdoing and invoked God as witness.
A large water main burst Wednesday night at 40th and 41st avenues flooded streets and cellars and damaged several houses. Residents faced foundations settling and some homes thrown out of alignment. Fred Hanson at 1415 41st avenue built a miniature ark for his pets. W. W. Burrington’s recently completed lawn terrace was swept away.
Reports that elk are slaughtered in the Olympics for their teeth spur Frank C. Teck to lead a campaign against wearing elk teeth charms and pins. Roy Jensen and A B Cameron on a four deer trip report finding three elk carcasses along the Dungeness River with teeth removed.
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