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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1922
Page
10
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Wanda von Kettler reports Seattle's second annual Fall Fashion Fete opening in downtown with a tally ho parade led by Mayor Brown and police, featuring six mannequins from downtown stores. Window displays attract crowds as Bon Marche stage shows and Frederick & Nelson windows draw praise. Miss Seattle will sign as a fete hostess offering $15 to first guessers.
Civil engineer Fred W. Kelly, a Seattle resident for 29 years, seeks the Republican nomination to represent the 44th district. He campaigns on lower taxes.
State Senator DG O Harra, on the Democratic ticket, pledges job cuts and full salary restitution, proposes abolishing some offices and consolidating others, run on a business basis with no political favoritism. He touts three Senate terms and seeks voters support in King County. PAID ADVERTISEMENT
A reader compliments an editorial recalling 1914 county affairs involving Knudsen Hamilton and McKenzie. The letter credits McKenelo with public economy, recalls actions against Dr Richardson and praised efficiency gains and cost savings from consolidating county offices.
A reader letter criticizes the Mahoney murder case, arguing wealth influences justice. The author compares Mahoney with Smith, condemns delays and appeals, and urges resentencing and execution if needed, noting Mahoney and his sister have faced a jury verdict.
Aileen Claire profiles Clara Skarin, accused slinger of Ferdinand Hochbrunn, claiming she sought thrill in freedom and faced pursuit with calm. Skarin discusses fear, flight, and her adopted fictional names, saying she knew danger days before arrest and would return to see loyal friends after the trial.
Lambert seeks reelection as constable with a past as deputy sheriff under Ed Cudihee from 1901 to 1905 and service in Seattle police. He is a member of Eagles Aerie No 1 and other fraternal groups, married, a taxpayer, owning a home at 1224 E Alderst, with an office in room 312 F county city building.
Mrs Lola Lowdermilk, 6029 Eighth Ave NE, injured when her husband’s car collided with another vehicle. she is in Seattle General Hospital. John Lowdermilk, driver, bruised and cut. T Carlson, 4002 29th Ave S, also injured after being struck by a fleeing car near Rainier Ave car tracks. not critically hurt. Mrs Elizabeth Henderson, 2224 Eighth Ave, bruised after being hit by a hit and run driver. baby unharmed.
Local store advertises 1000 yards of seco linings silk and cotton weave for linings and draperies in nine shades. Also features jelly glasses with lacquered tops and Mason jar caps in bulk sale at 35 cents a yard and 25 cents a dozen respectively. The Downstairs Store promotes these low priced items.
J. D. Ross head of the city lighting department endorsed John R. Stout of Auburn for the 20th senatorial district and Larry J. Costello of Kent for the 49th legislative district. He praised their material and progressive backing in the south end as strong indicators for Olympia representation.
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