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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1922
Page
8
Thomas J. L. Kennedy told the Seattle city council he will have one client the city of Seattle as he accepted the office of city corporation counsel. He will take office January 1 1923 after Walter F. Meter resigns. Meter said he wants to return to private practice.
Helen Chadwick stars in Yellow Men and Gold at the Colonial Theatre, with the production opening Tuesday.
Secretary of Labor J J Davis will urge construction of a four unit immigration station and public health bureau in Seattle after inspecting the current facility which he called inadequate He opposes a private building lease plan favored by other officials and argues a government built complex is cheaper due to lower borrowing costs Davis was en route south to Washington D C when he spoke.
The week’s screen lineup features Blue Mouse presenting My Wild Irish Rose from The Shaughraun, Strand showing The Old Homestead with Harrison Ford, and Columbia’s Under Two Flags with Prisella Dean at Algiers. Also at Liberty, Ince’s Skin Deep. Winter Garden shows The Fighting Guide. Coliseum screens Faat in West with Constance Talmadge. Colonial offers Yellow Men and Gold. Princess runs Fool’s Paradise with a star cast.
A concise look at the work of photographers Alvin Wyckoff and Karl Struesto, celebrated for capturing beauty through lens and composition. The piece highlights their styles, subjects, and lasting influence on photographic art.
Miss Miriam Ward a local school teacher was awarded 62935 in damages against Philip E Valentine son of a former Wells Fargo executive for injuries when his car struck her. Valentine is serving one to three years in San Quentin for driving while intoxicated.
Indianapolis mayor Lew Shank announces no more policewomen will be hired claiming policing bread is not suitable for women. He allows women in juvenile court and detective work but says officers face indignities women should not endure.
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