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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1922
Page
5
Sheriff and deputies hunted several men Tuesday in a case involving Bertha Ackerman daughter of Mrs A Ackerman. The girl said she was attacked several nights ago on the new Bothell road while on an errand for her mother. She was bound and gagged by the assailants.
A Loyal Legion of Loggers & Lumbermen report notes brisk construction in Seattle and a growing demand for materials. It also reports improved lumber yard conditions in Beattie and a call for workers exceeding available labor.
For the first time in two months all nine judges were on the King County Superior Court bench on Tuesday as the vacation ended. Jurists prepared to tackle a heavy calendar with a full slate of cases awaiting action.
An article asserts skin eruptions and ailments originate in the blood and cannot be avoided. It claims science proves this link and invites readers to prove the claim themselves.
The latest picture from Free State coverage shows William T. Cosgrave who succeeded Arthur Griffith as president of the Dail Eireann at Griffith's death, attending Griffith's funeral.
Capt Robert Rosenbluth awaits testimony as a key figure in the Cronkhite death at Camp Lewis in 1918. The Department of Justice reopened the case after Sergt Holand Pothier was charged, and the federal grand jury in Tacoma will reconvene on Sept 18 to reexamine the investigation.
A medical note explains differentiating joint ache from true rheumatism and outlines causes, including strain and infection. It cautions on bacteria, weight of proper posture, hygiene, and diet, and lists complications such as heart membrane involvement and nervous or breathing issues.
Miles Weindexter chronicles an unnamed senator who votes to save Newberry, forfeiting a chance to regain confidence and switching stance on tax questions, provoking a reactionary shift in power and policy.
The article tracks Miles Poindexter’s political missteps surrounding the Truman H. Newberry seat dispute. It notes his misreading of labor and public sentiment, Star editorials urging him to vote to unseat Newberry, and his final mixed record on key senate votes, reflecting a fall from progressive support and a shift in stance on income tax and campaign funding.
A vote of thanks for his work during the past year was tendered the Rev. Paul Rood retiring pastor of the Swedish Tabernacle of Seattle at the closing session of the North Pacific Coast Young People's conference of Oregon and Washington Swedish Mission churches. Officers were elected including Rev. Herbert Palmaquist Spokane president Rev. Rudolph Peterson Everett vice president Donald Storgren Fremont secretary Arnold Heiner vice secretary Miss Judith Ohman Ballard treasurer and Miss Nan Carlson Seattle and Miss Minnie Larson Tacoma auditors.
Fragment from a public notice notes a typographical slip in a Gadder party announcement. The speaker mentions being labeled among “those pleasant” and regrets the wording to avoid boredom and misinterpretation. The fragment lacks dates or locations.
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