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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1922
Page
4
In Grande Ronde Oregon federal agents Glenn Price and Grover Todd were killed by Indian trader Phillip Warren after a confrontation with Warren. Warren's father John Warren aided his son and fled, later being arrested by Sheriff Orr.
The United States has begun formal negotiations with the great banks of major European economies to stabilize shattered World exchange. A world financial or economic conference may result, though the outcome remains uncertain.
A 200 foot steel bridge over the Snoqualmie river near Tolt is completed. The structure completes a key regional crossing and facilitates local traffic.
The Pacific Fleet departs Puget Sound Saturday and is en route to San Francisco as part of a southern movement by naval units. Fortified by ships and crews, the voyage marks a strategic redeployment in the Pacific theater.
Wanda von Kettler observes Moore’s Orpheum on a Sunday morning as vaudeville acts rehearse for the fall season. The orchestra and performers improvise without full music, amid painted rooms, trunks, and an animal room, hinting the opening show may be chaotic. Rae Samuels, Rae Samuels, is noted for leading the act, while manager Carl Reiter guides the process. The piece ends with the sense that the first afternoon performance could be a mess.
A first person reminiscence recounts a Seattle dental visit where gas numbness fogged memory. The narrator recalls fear, a nurse, and eye opening sensations as two teeth are to be pulled and a planned funny story dissolves into a hazy escape from the procedure.
Judge Austin E. Griffiths replies to an Anti-Japanese league report and declares support for Roosevelt’s position. He proposes turning the Gentlemen’s Agreement into a treaty with Japan to ease tensions, stresses federal control of immigration, and urges patience as the issue plays out.
The Star invites readers to help reunite separated relatives and asks those who know the whereabouts of listed missing persons to report to The Star. The Western Union office at 113 Cherry Street holds a message for David Roach regarding his father’s death at Mainriver, Nebraska.
Plans for this year's Community Chest camp run from September 24 to October 4. The drive seeks 798 845 dollars for 64 institutions sharing the fund, about 100000 more than last year with eight additional institutions. Included in the total is 25000 dollars for campaign expenses.
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