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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1922
Page
8
George Misholovich 54 of Sixth Avenue is killed while sawing wood at a site near 6415 Jist Ave. He was found with his hand still on a cross cut saw, an apparent accident occurring Thursday.
The Tacoma Ad club's Better Buttress Bureau announces a fur naming shift. Stores will drop trade names and call rabbit simply rabbit not Hudson seal, ending disguises as muskrat or fox.
Mrs Katherine Willard Eddy, secretary of the foreign division of the national YWCA, visits Seattle to detail poverty in Europe. She reports factory work for women, with many women both producers and housewives. in Constantinople veils have largely fallen out since the war began.
An emergency meeting of millmen loggers railway officials and shingle manufacturers is set for 10 a m Saturday at the New Washington hotel. Attendees aim to counteract opposition perceived against shingle production in the Northwest.
The note suggests Croas labor will be hindered as veils cover other tasks. It implies overlapping duties require adjustments to avoid disruption.
Clark B. Jackson a long time figure in democratic circles married Linda Bolling Sturgia cousin of Mrs. Woodrow Wilson in Portland. The couple will reside in Chehalis after the ceremony with plans to make their home there.
In a Washington Star quotation, Senator Sorghum denies being a political boss while expressing continued ambition for promotion. The remark highlights personal ambition within the political sphere and media scrutiny of leadership roles.
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