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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1922

Page

14

Arrest Near In Starwich Fight

C B Weet former mayor of Auburn faces a malicious prosecution charge from a Saturday warrant. Sheriff Starwich led the case after West tried to have the sheriff arrested over naturalization papers irregularities. A Justice Reynolds dismissed the charge before service. West seeks records in a superior court proceeding. A deputy prosecutor said the group pressed charges without evidence and delayed prosecution for a thorough probe. West and three others deny wrongdoing. a $10,000 damage suit against Starwich is noted.

C. B. Weet Auburn Matt Starwich Woeet West Starwich Justice Reynolds Kent Ewing D. Colvin Colvin Eaid Colvin Ted Thomas W. Daugherty Levue

Assayers Held for Big Fraud Scheme in Seattle

Three Aero Metal executives and a Seattle chemist were arrested on charges related to a large fraud scheme. Victims claimed promises of turning lead into gold using a secret formula, with claims of high daily profits and silver and gold byproducts. Prosecutors say investigations focus on pandering to gullible investors and deceptive trade practices.

Aero Metal Company Douglas Seattle Frank Anderson Foo C.ef. Bo Marion St Igpand Larceny. Investigation Jointly Conducted By ‘Qeerie Kahin Better Business Bureau Ralph Hammer Dikeens Yammer Agnes A. Pendleton Dexter Ave Anderson Vogelson Josef Reusz Reusz Hammer

Air spraying saves fruit trees from caterpillars

In half an hour a crew sprayed 50 acres of fruit trees from an airplane, a cheaper and more effective method than ground treatments. The report notes the method’s efficiency compared with other approaches.

Fruit exposition to boost Seattle in Northwest industry

Mr Gellatly asserts the Northwest fruit industry brings in about 100,000,000 in new money yearly, supporting Seattle as the logical shipping center and trade hub. The Western Washington Potato Show will accompany the exposition, highlighting local potato quality and regional displays from nearly all counties.

Gellatly Northwest Washington Seattle Europe Orient Western Washington Western A. B. Nystrom

Berry Growers Fight 12% Express Rate Increase

Washington Oregon Idaho berry growers unite with public service departments to oppose a 12 percent rate hike by American Railway Express. Puyallup Valley growers fear higher rates will end fresh eastbound shipments. advocate lowers rates to help the industry survive. W. H. Pauthamus of Puyallup may attend a Washington conference to present facts to the Interstate Commerce Commission.

Washington Oregon Idaho Public Service Departments D. C American Railway Express Company Puyallup Interstate Commerce Commission Becaus Michigan Indiana Wisconsin Missouri Wshington American Failway Express Co Berry Puyallup Valley

Capper Bill Is Enjoined by Federal Judge

Kansas City Missouri October 30 Federal Judge Van Valkenburg issued a temporary restraining order blocking the Capper Tincher bill to prevent trading in grain futures. The order targets United States District Attorney Charles C Madison and Secretary Henry Wallace. A hearing is scheduled for November 8 at the request of the Kansas City Board of Trade.

Kansas City van Valkenburg United States Charles C. Madison Henry Wallace Kansas City Board of Trade

Three Men Drown in Hunting Boat Capsize

In San Francisco Bay three men F W Schumann former Native Sons president Enrico Allegrini and Albert Martig died when their hunting boat capsized yesterday. A separate report notes fur theft valued at seven thousand dollars near a fur store sighted by a woman in a parked car.

San Francisco F. W. Schumann The Native Sons of the Golden West Enrico Allegrini Albert Martignon San Francisco Bay

Architect outlines 12 story Statler hotel plan and scope

Post details a 12 story Seattle hotel with double sided corridors and airy interior courts. His firm, a major national architectural house, has designed most Statler hotels since 1910 and expects four to five months for drawings with 20 staff hires.

Post Statler Pennsylvania New York Fim New Statler Buffalo Seattle Syracuse Nae Post Rainier Club Frank Waterhouse J. F. Douglas Metropolitan Building Co West State Capitol Wisconsin Post and Sons

Gas Accident Near Death Rescues Sailor Tucker

Albert H. Tucker twenty four, a sailor from the steamer Mazatlan, was revived from gas fumes after turning off a light and inhaling fumes in bed. His mother Anna Tucker found him unconscious at 2 a m and physicians revived him with stimulants. He was recovering in a city hospital and had just returned to Seattle October 2 from a trading cruise on the Siberian coast.

Albert H. Tucker Mazatlan Tucker Mayfolr Ave Anna EB. Tucker Seattle Siberian

Fascisti seize power as Rome turmoil erupts

Mussolini aims to form a cabinet including socialists and populists while conservatives seize key positions. Nationalists control Rome and most opposition papers as clashes occur, six killed in Cremona and one in Rome. Rail lines torn up to halt troop movement.

Fascisti Rome Mussolini Italy Cremona Black Shirts Fascist Communista

Legionnaires Routed Through Seattle for 1923 Convention

Delegates to the American Legion annual gathering will travel via Seattle on the way to the 1923 convention in San Francisco. Returning delegates from the 1922 New Orleans meeting announced the routing plan.

The American Legion San Francisco Seattle New Orleana

Havre Death Probe Deepens Over Carleton Case

Mrs. Joseph Pyle calls the coroner’s verdict in Havre into question saying her daughter Mrs. Margaret Carleton killed Rev. L J Christler and then died by suicide. She seeks a reopened probe amid claims of gun origin and letters linking the two families as authorities face questions over the tragedy in Havre Montana.

Mrs. Pyle Joseph Pyle Butte

Soap Production Satisfies U S Population With 23 Pounds Per Person

A historical note states that annual soap production in the United States is sufficient to provide every man, woman, and child with 23 pounds of soap. This emphasizes abundance in domestic manufacturing and consumer availability.

United States

Dill Opens Campaign Swing Through Washington State

C C Dill Democratic candidate for Congress arrives in Seattle and plans a strenuous week touring King County and nearby towns with Democratic nominee Edgar C. Snyder. They will speak at Woodward theater and travel to Enumclaw Buckeye Alki Community hall West Seattle Ma sonic hall and Bertolds hall in Georgetown. Stops include Bungalow church Carpenters hall Bagley Ave Ballard and Bagleys hall before a Tacoma stop on Thursday.

C. C. Dill Congress Seattle Woodward Theater Edgar C. Snyder Mergenat Enumclaw Buckey Alki West Seattle Masonic Hall Bertold’s Hall Georgetown Bungalow Church Bagley Ave Carpenters’ Hall Fremont Bagles’ Hall Ballard Tacoma Dill Snyder

Wilkens Trial Heads Toward Close This Week

In San Francisco October 30 the Henry Wilkens murder trial entered what was expected to be its closing week. The state planned to call rebuttal witnesses to counter defense testimony aimed at undermining the case, which contends the charges rest on false statements.

Ban Francisco Henry Wilkens Anna Wilkens

Suburban Park Gift for Lake Washington Shoreline

The council finance committee tentatively approved an ordinance accepting Mrs. Helen V. Denny's gift of a 40 acre tract on the east shore of Lake Washington opposite Sand Point aviation field. The plan creates another public park at Denny Park Beattle.

Denny Park Beattle Helen V. Denny Lake Washington Sand Point

Mysterious Death Sparks Debate Over Cause

The report notes uncertainty about whether the deaths were murders or self-inflicted in a puzzling case. Authorities have not solved if the victims acted alone or in concert.

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