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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1922

Page

7

Theodore Bell Dead in Wreck Near Bolinas

San Francisco attorney Theodore A. Bell a nationally known Democrat dies in a car wreck on Bolinas county road. Bell, once a governor candidate and longtime attorney for California grape growers in the prohibition fight, was killed when his car went over a 40 foot embankment. Ray Wheeler of San Anselmo found Mintzer and Bell after the crash. Mintzer was injured and pinned by the vehicle.

Ban Francisco A. Bell San Francisco Bolinas County Bell Lucien Mintzer Will Mintzer Ray Wheeler San Anselmo Pratic Party Nia California

Methodists Start Annual Episcopal Convention in Oregon

Delegates gather in i, Oregon for the opening of the annual Episcopal Church convention. About 300 ministers and 100 lay delegates expected as pastors discuss assignments for the next year. Bishop Shepard notes many letters urging pastors to retain current charges amid a generally content outlook.

Not Indian Angler Fined for Trout Fishing

Portland report states Willam T w was fined $50 for fishing without a proper license while subsisting with a local tribe. Deputy Game F. A. Daniels of Chiloquin confirmed the new stance that the tribe’s members may fish within limits, but the individual was penalized for angling without the license.

Portland Willam T London F. A. Daniels Chiloquin

Miners Fight Time as Rescue Efforts Continue

As the mine rescue extends into the day, officials report progress on the 3,600 and 3,900 foot levels with crews tunneling through rock and muck. Hospitals strain to handle the injured and hopeful, while the town awaits a final breakthrough that could save or end the last survivors.

Rata Althe Committee of Information

Zoning Commission Announces Two Public Hearings

The city zoning commission schedules two hearings this week. One at West Seattle High School Thursday at 3 p.m. covers West Seattle north of W Brandon, including Youngstown. The second at South Park Field House Friday evening covers the South Park zoning plan. A representative will also meet Magnolia Bluff Improvement Club at the church on Thorndyke Avenue and Newton Street Tuesday evening.

The City Zoning Commission West Seattle

Episcopal bishops gather in Portland for 47th triennial convention

In Portland Oregon on September 5 the house of bishops prepares to open the 47th triennial Episcopal convention. Bishop Daniel Sylvester Tuttle arrives aged 85 with Bishop Thomas F Gallor named president of the presiding bishop's council to handle duties. Delegates register and hold executive sessions as planning begins for potential changes to prayer book rites and marriage vows.

Portland Ore Daniel Sylvester Tuttle Miseeur Episcopal Church House of Bishops Tuttle Thomas F Gallor Tennesnee Percy Stickney Grant New York Gallor House of Deputies Arthur Selden Lloyd

Lawyers Back Douglas Candidacy With Broad Lawyer Support

Five hundred thirty eight members of the King county bar have assured Malcolm Douglas of support for his re election as prosecuting attorney. A statement from Douglas headquarters Tuesday notes ninety percent of the lawyers who received a written endorsement have signed it.

King County Bet Malcolm Douglas Douglas

Six year old starts school as adults duel erupts nearby

Una Jeanette Carter, six, begins school amid a city wide return to classes as a revolver duel at Mia Bingham's home sends William Robertson, twenty one, to jail after three shots are fired and a Bulldog theft motive is cited.

Mia May Bingham Maine William Rtobertson Gene Bingham Mra. Bingham Robertson Bingham

Haggard Wives Wait News of Buried Men at Argonaut Mine

In Jackson California nine days after a mine shaft fire at the Argonaut mine 47 men are trapped. Wives like Catherine Miller cling to hope despite sleepless nights and repeated assurances of news. One husband previously saved 26 men in Butte.

Catherine Miller Argonaut Butte Mont

Neck Broken, He Recovers From Long Shutdown

John F. Fearon, once with a broken neck from a Seagate dive in 1920, returns to work as a photographer after two years of immobilization on water mattresses. The incident damaged the fourth and fifth vertebrae but spared the spinal cord, allowing gradual recovery.

Brooklyn N. Y John F. Fearon Fearon Seagate Hig Arma Nature

Dancy Invites At Moose Mall For Private Lessons

A lively notice invites readers to join weekly gatherings at the Moose Mall where a ready committee ensures a good time. Private lessons are available daily or evening with sessions in class on Wednesdays and Saturdays guided by teachers on the floor.

Dancy Moose Mall

Bryan Scores Rail Injunction

Former Congressman James W. Bryan spoke to railroad shopmen at the Labor temple Tuesday. He argued the return of railroads to private ownership after government control was a major blunder, noting profits during government operation and losses under private control. He warned the Exch Cummins bill guarantees and cited current wage and strike concerns, saying the injunction may not endure past next Monday’s hearing.

James W. Bryan Congress Labor Temple Withon McAdoo Bryan Wilson Exch-Cummins Tsese Steel Trust

Tariff Delay Holds Bonus Report Until Tariff Cleared

Washington Sept 6 The joint conference committee ruled the bonus report will not go to Congress until the tariff bill is disposed of. Senator Smoot joined four House conferees in blocking action while Senators McCumber Simmons and Walsh supported moving to displace the tariff. The vote was five to three, delaying the bonus until tariff proceedings finish.

Washington Congress House Senate Joint Conference Committee Smoot Utah McCumber Simmons Walsh Massachusetts

Sure Way to Get Rid of Blackheads

A quick home remedy claims to dissolve blackheads using calo rite powder mixed with water. Rub on damp cloth over affected areas, then wash to supposedly remove impurities and leave pores clean. The advertisement asserts blackheads dissolve and disappear.

Totten Fights Special Taxes in Seattle Campaign

William Phelps Totten, candidate for the 42nd district legislature, denounces special taxes and pledges to cut nonessential items while opposing poll, gasoline, and license taxes. He urges reallocation toward education, calls for proportional representation, and supports tuition-free state university funding to produce capable citizens. He criticizes lawmakers for constitutional breaches and advocates thrift in government.

William Phelps Totten Women's Progressive League West Side King County Cow University of Washington Seattle State of Washington

Best Home Treatment for All Hairy Growths

From The Modern Beauty this advertorial promote delatone as a home hair removal solution. It advises forming a paste with water, applying to arms or neck, then rubbing off after two to three minutes to remove hair and blemishes. It warns to use real delatone and mix fresh to avoid disappointment.

Department Store Workers to Attend Bon Marche Dance

Department store workers and Bon Marche employees will be guests at a Tuesday night dance at the new De Honey dancing pavilion, hosted by the Minnewatha club.

Bon Marche de Honey Minnewatha Club

Woman recovers with Lydia E Pinkham remedy says farmer's wife

Mrs Herbert Lane of Larwill Indiana reports relief from back pain and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says she can do farm work and care for three daughters and recommends the medicine to friends. The ad urges women to seek the remedy for lingering tiredness and lack of ambition.

Larwill Indiana Lydia E. Pinkham Herbert Lane Box 7

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