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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1922
Page
11
Juan Antonio and two women were aboard when the plane went down. The pilot Teras-Gene G. was killed, and the two passengers sustained minor injuries as the aircraft coasted to the ground.
A small sore eruption appeared on the side of the face and persisted for a period, expanding to a noticeable size before healing.
Mrs. Emily Stewart Jones of Chicago files a divorce bill against Benjamin C. Jones of Grand Rapids alleging her husband charms women. She describes his allure as spellbinding and notes women trail him, send gifts, and beg for rides as he espouses flirtatious conquests.
A political figure advocates a return to a Solon era policy emphasizing strong laws to safeguard bank depositors. The speaker calls for reforms prioritizing financial stability and shopper confidence, urging lawmakers to enact robust protections.
A small boy was severely cut and bruised after being struck by a car driven by Beatrice Crowley at Third Ave North and Galer Street. The boy’s name was not learned. Memphis, Tenn. reports two men killed when an auto turned turtle at high speed. The deceased are M. M. Martin of Millin Drug Co. and Otley F. Derryberry, 25. In a department store, a customer asks for a fan and notes current film fans.
A Seattle Star readers column comically lampoons a mother in law daughter in law clash. A correspondent mocks Analysis for defending mothers in law and advises withdrawal from the quarrel as cats fight it out. Also brief notes invite hiking tips and answer reader questions on science and history.
D C Brown Republican candidate for re election outlines long service including eight years as constable two terms as bailiff in Judge Albertson's court eleven years as Rainier Valley car line conductor and Civil War veteran residing in Seattle's Rainier Valley. He warns voters against a rival Brown contender.
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