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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1922

Page

1

Woman Trust Buster Leads Lumber Trust Probe

Miss Ellen L. Love acts as U S examiner in a federal trade commission inquiry into the Douglas Fir Exploitation and Export company. The investigation accuses the firm of fixing prices and coercing competitors across Oregon Washington and California.

Pacific Coast Federal Trade Commission Washington, D. C Oregon Washington California U. S Federal Douglas Fir Exploitation and Export Company United States

Douglas Fir Co Now Under Fire

Pacific Coast lumber mills export through the Douglas Fir Exploitation & Export Co and got the same price for export shipments, per federal trade commission testimony. The commission charges the firm controlled about 86 percent of the coast lumber business including British Columbia.

San Francisco Pacific Coast Douglas Fir Exploitation & Export Co Federal Trade Commission British Columbia

Argonaut fire probe arouses speculation in Jackson

In Jackson California on October 28 the Argonaut gold mine disaster is under a governor's commission inquiry. Foreman Ben Sanguinetti testifies that an incendiary bomb may have started the blaze while E A Stent, a mining company vice president, argues the fire was not accidental.

Jackson Cal Argonaut Ben Sanguinetti E. A. Stent

Man Held for Poison Probe

Adrian Batchelor is jailed in San Francisco as Portland authorities investigate reports that he poisoned his mother in law Mrs. C. H. Pettibone. He claimed intent to kill himself after learning his wife had gone to Portland.

Ban Francisco Adrian Batchelor Portland Ore C. H. Pettibone Batchelor Mra. Pettibone Sol San Francisco

Wife Tells Of Home Tragedy In Havre

Mrs. Leonard Christler testified that her Episcopal rector husband known as the Bishop of All Outdoors was shot in the rectory parlor by Mrs. Margaret Carleton who then killed herself. Police expect no inquest. Carleton’s body to be buried in Butte.

Havre Mont Leonard Jacob Christler All Outdoors Margaret Carleton Butte Knights Templar

Fascisti Seize Italian Towns Threaten Rome

Dispatches from Rome report Fascisti forces gaining control in Florence Pisa Siena and Leghorn with clashes and a state of siege in Milan. Italy’s Premier Facta issued a proclamation warning of seditious acts aimed at obstructing state powers and pledging to maintain order.

Paris Rome Florence Siena Pisa Pistoia Leghorn Milan Facta Italy Recce

Mussolini Becomes De Facto Leader of Italy

Rome reports Benito Mussolini, head of the Fascisti, effectively controls Italy as the Facta cabinet resigns and King Victor Emmanuel contemplates inviting Giolitti to form a new government. The interior ministry confirms Fascisti concentration in major towns despite denials of seized towns or military action.

Rome Benito Mussolini Italy Facta Mussolini Fascisti Victor Emmanuel Giolitt Ministry of the Interior Fracisti

Censorship Ban Placed on Press Messages in Rome Dispatch

Rome dispatches report the government is fully prepared to maintain order with no conflicts expected. A censorship on press messages is in effect and troops are concentrated in major centers. Central News notes martial law order was annulled due to improved conditions.

London Rome

American hunter Hears of Pink Duck in India

Arthur Veederman, notables hunter, sails from New York to England then India to pursue the pink duck, a rare bird absent from museums. He leads a caravan of 16 elephants in the expedition.

New York Arthur Veederman England India

Propaganda in Schools Denounced by Seattle Board

The Seattle school board adopted resolutions condemning classroom discussions of the 30-10 school fund plan as propaganda. They ordered principals to explain the report at the next board meeting and urged equal, well run administration before any major funding changes. A final note quotes Uncle Henry warning against kids chewing tobacco.

Seattle Principals Face Question on 30-10 School Measure

Seattle school directors adopted a resolution ordering Superintendent Thomas R. Cole to investigate the presentation of the 30-10 subject in schools. Principals who allowed speakers to address students on the measure must explain at the next board meeting. W R McNeal resigned as superintendent of buildings and grounds.

Seattle Thomas R. Cole W. R. McNeal

Lloyd George in Lion's Den at Bonar Law's district

In Glasgow on October 28 Lloyd George addressed about five thousand supporters in Bonar Law's election area. He warned the coalition split grows wilder and urged Bonar Law to explain it. He criticized labor's manifesto as a formidable challenge and urged decisive action from the cabinet.

Glasgow Lloyd George Bonar Law Labor

Santa Barbara Fire Causes Over 200000 in Damage

A blaze in Santa Barbara during October 28 threatened the business district and, aided by a fire wall and shifting wind, was checked after inflicting more than 200000 dollars in damage.

Santa Barbara Cal

Harbiel the President's Mare Fails to Place at Army Show

Washington October 28. President Harding's mare Harbiel did not place in the army horse show. The high stepping horse who previously won first prize here earlier this year failed to secure a position in the current event.

Washington Harding Harbiel

Judge Guilty As Car Fines Mount Outside Court

While Judge Elsner fined motorists, his car parked in a forbidden area ran up a fine for him. The scene mixed legal authority with a humorous roadside miscue illustrating a courtroom bias toward traffic discipline.

Hartford Elsner

Dill Indorsed by Labor Men in Seattle and Idaho News

Followers of Democratic senate candidate C. C. Dill cheered two events on Saturday. The Seattle Building Trades Council endorsed Dill, ignoring the labor party. Idaho reports said Senator Borah would not visit Washington to back Miles Poindexter, with Short denying Borah planned to come and calling Poindexter propaganda. Indorsements covered many offices from congress to local posts, listing numerous individuals such as Edgar C. Snyder, Dan Landon, Nicholas Schmitt, Paul Hauser, Wiley Scott, Maud Wahlbusch, Rex Strickland, Maude Sweetman, Adam Beeler, Maude Downie, D. F E. Ferguson, George Grant, Nina Buchanan, John Gordon, and William Gaines.

Idaho William E. Borah Washington Miles Poindexter William M. Short State Federation of Labor Borah Poindexter Building Trades Council Labor Party Congress Edgar C. Snyder Dan Landon Nicholas Schmitt Paul Hauser Wiley M. Scott Hugh C. Todd Thomas F. Murphine Ralph R. Knapp Maud Wahlbusch Maude Sweetman Rex F. Strickland Adam Beeler John Downie

Train wreck delays Secretary Davis arrival in Seattle

Secretary of Labor J. J. Davis, due Saturday morning, is delayed by a train wreck in Eastern Washington and will arrive about evening. The Young Men's Republican club canceled the planned luncheon and Moose dinner. On arrival he heads to Wilkes theater to speak at a Poindexter rally.

J. J. Davis Seattle Washington Young Men's Republican Club Wilkes Theater

Maud Floats in Arctic Ice Near Polar Drift

Captain Roald Amundsen s schooner Maud is frozen into Arctic Ocean ice as it begins its planned drift with polar currents. Captain C T Pedersen of the Herman brought the news to San Francisco, reporting Amundsen and pilot Oscar Dahl with airplane equipment encamped at Wainwright.

San Francisco Maud Roald Amundsen C. T. Pedersen Herman Amundsen Oscar Dahl Wainwright Pedersen

Miles Poindexter Dismissed From Veterans Post Over Bonus Votes

Spokane veterans group John R. Monaghan Post No. 51, Veterans of Foreign Wars, voted to oust Senator Miles Poindexter for eight votes against the soldiers bonus. The resolution accuses him of opposing the bonus while backing repeal of the excess profits tax benefiting Wall Street.

Spokane John R. Monaghan Veterans of Foreign Wars Miles Poindexter Poindexters Post Wall Street Wobut Poindexter McKeller Kennon U. S. Treasury Reed The United United States

Poindexter Bonus Fightdenounced by GOP official

Frank Hull secretary of the Republican state central committee and campaign manager for Senator Miles Poindexter said John R. Monay post No 61 Veterans of Foreign Wars Spokane canceled Poindexter as an honorary member due to a supposed anti bonus stance. He called the move a misunderstanding and noted the senator is in favor of the bonus.

Frank Hull Republican State Central Committee Miles Poindexter John R. Monay Veterans of Wars Spokane Dexter

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Sooneer Conan Doyle League of Nations Navy Sun Dodger U. of W Mary Billy Short Mate Federaton of W. A. Buster Southern Pacific Seattle Art Club J. T. Ronald Li'l Gee Gee Perthing Sam Pacific Coast Lumber Combine Ellen L. Love Northwest Miss Love Trust America Mies Love Miss Ellen Love Douglas Fir CO Argonaut Fire Tses Board Rata Uncle Henry S Board Huffy Lloyd George IN Lion’s den Arding C. C. Dill Senate Seattle Building Trades Council Dill Arctic Sen Miles Hull the Star Ellensburg Wilma Bowler Wash
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