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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1922

Page

10

Margarett Stahl to Perform Six Cylinder Love Saturday

New York dramatic reader Margaret Stahl will present the automobile comedy Six Cylinder Love next Saturday night as part of an effort to address juvenile problems challenging authorities.

Margaret Stahl New York City

Former Mayor West Arrested For Malicious Prosecution

C B West former mayor of Auburn was arrested in Enumclaw for failure to post a 1000 bond promised through his attorney. He was held in the county jail on malicious prosecution charges filed by Sheriff Matt Starwich after West accused the sheriff of making a false oath in naturalization proceedings. The sheriff’s case against West followed. West was brought to Seattle after being located at a theater during a political speech.

BE. Wheelock Enumclaw C. B. Weat Auburn Matt Starwich West Starwich Weet C. C. Dill U. S Stewart Campbell George Bundy Tom Smith Seattle Justice Reynolds Kent

Francisco Villa Reported Dying in Parral

Francisco Villa once feared bandit leader in northern Mexico lies near death in Parral Chihuahua after a battle near his Canutillo ranch. Wounded in the fight, he was carried to Parral by followers and confined to bed, refusing visitors.

San Antonio Texas Francisco Villa Mexico Parral Chihuahua Villa Canutillo

Woman Walking to California Faints on Highway

Mrs. I. Williams formerly of Seattle 3914 Brandon Ave is hospitalized in Vancouver Washington after fainting during an overextended walk toward Sacramento. She, with her 16 year old son, planned to reach California and settle there but her condition is not serious according to the report.

I. Williams Brandon At Seattle Vancouver Wash Tenino Williams Sacramento

Fruit Fickle Growers Turn to Hothouse Lamb

Yakima reports apple growers rethink orchard size due to acute car shortages and $1 freight rate to the Atlantic coast. They consider converting lower irrigated lands to permanent pasturage to support hot house lamb meat, butter, and cheese markets. Eastern competition grows with Western pruning and spraying methods.

Yakima Atlantic Coast The Star

Milk Advances to 13 Cents Nov 1

Seattle retail milk price will rise to 13 cents a quart starting November 1, per Harold N. Moore secretary of the Seattle Milk Dealers Association. The increase follows a wholesale rise set by the Seattle Milk Shippers Association from 2.75 to 4.25 per hundredweight, driven by high feed costs and production pressures.

Seattle Harold N. Moore Seattle Milk Dealers’ Association Seattle Milk Shippers’ Association

85 Class 1 Railroads Settle Shopmen Strike

Chicago reports 85 of 201 Class 1 railroads settled the shopmen strike. Fifty eight agreements came through the Baltimore plan negotiations. 27 via company unions. Total miles under Baltimore plan reach 77,854 while company unions cover 92,165. Santa Fe, Louisville & Nashville, and Atlantic Coast lines are latest to use company unions.

Chicago Baltimore Santa Fe Louisville & Nashville Atlantic Coast Lines

Police Arrest Two More Case Robbers

Detectives F. Gordon and Frank Duccett arrested W. Guillen 21 and F. B. Moffitt 21 seamen in the attempted robbery of John Kahn owner of the Mexican Chile Parlor 604 Union St. Lester Colley 19 was arrested earlier and all three confessed the crime per Lieut. W. B. Kent. Kahn fought off the bandits after a terrific battle.

F. Gordon Frank Duccett W. Guillen F. BR. Moffitt John Kahn Union St Lester Colley W. B. Kent Kahn

Commemorating C2 First Transcontinental Flight

Pasadena officers plan a commemorative plaque at the C2 landing site in San Antonio marking the first transcontinental dirigible flight to the Pacific coast. A concrete square will be laid with a brass plate listing landing date, officers, crew and a brief history of the event.

Pasadena Cal Pacific Coast San Antonio Tossfield Arcadia

Oregon cuts telephone rates on party lines

Portland Oct 31 The public service commission by a 2 to 1 vote declares an emergency and adopts an order reducing party line telephone rates. Unlimited business and residence service remain unaffected. Rates take effect December 1 and will stay in place for a few months pending rehearing and permanent findings within about six months.

Portland Ore Public Service Commission Corey

Street Car Expense Cut by Replacing Two Man Cars

Approximately 496000 dollars will be trimmed from municipal street railway overhead by March 1 1923 through substituting one man cars for the heavier two man vehicles now in use according to the report from city transit officials.

Municipal Street Railway George F. Russell Russell

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