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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1922

Page

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Lodge Victor in Mass Senate Primary by 72,000 Lead

Massachusetts renominated Senator Cabot Lodge in the Republican primary with a declared plurality of at least 72,000. Gov. Channing Cox held renomination over J Weston Allen by over seven to one. Col. William A Gaston led the Democratic side. Returns from 1,193 of 1,355 cities were reported.

Massachusetts Cabot Lodge United States Senate Michigan Charles E. Townsend Newberry Cole William E.J Southima Arizona Vermont Henry Kot Lodge William A. Gaston Sherman L. Whipple Channing B. Cox J. Weston Allen

King County Vote Totals Include Seattle Precincts

Official county tallies show 399 of 498 precincts reporting in King County including Seattle 704 precincts. Results list Supreme Court six year term candidates Mackintosh Parker and others, King County offices contest candidates Burrows McCleverly Wardall and Prosecution Attorney Ed, with multiple district and judge races and precinct counts across the county.

Ae County King County Seattle

Poindexter Claims Nomination Lead in Senate Race

Senator Miles Poindexter appears set for re nomination with a statewide plurality near 90 000 to 40 000 based on Howard Rice estimates from Poindexter headquarters. Returns suggest a lead of about 12 000 with half the total vote counted and King county included, while final results hinge on the remaining votes.

Miles Poindexter United States Senate Howard Rice Poindexter King County George Lamping Rice Poindarter Griffiths Stevenson Tittle C. C. Dill Spokane Lindsey H. Hadley Albert Johnson John W. Summers Stanley Webster Fullerton Mackintosh Parker Blake Lane William J. Pemberton Chester R. Hovey

Dumbbell Jumble Reveals Odd Seattle Clippings Page

A fragment from a Seattle page lists eclectic items and malaprops from various topics. References include Magnolia Beach, Rex Beach, Edgar Battle, and odd mishearings about products and people. The note mentions a sports editor and a Liverpool butcher along with playful word games.

Regulars Win in King County Primary Returns

King County returns tabulated by Auditor D E Ferguson show incumbent renominations across offices in the Republican primaries. Malcolm Douglass leads with 26 090 votes and Sheriff Matt Starwich follows with 24 104 in 399 precincts reported.

Malcolm Douglass Matt Starwich King County D. E. Ferguson Douglas Starwich Ferguson Norman M. Warde Phebe M. MecCleverty George A. Grant W. H. Carson Sylvester Wilhelmy Edwin A. Gerhart Thomas R. Beeman Samuel J. Humes Humes A.S. Burrows William W. Shields Albert FB. Pariah Clark J. Munger C. KB. Vilas Samuel HW. Chase

Carl Gray Denies Talk of New Job

Carl Gray, president of the Union Pacific railroad, denied rumors he would be appointed president of the Canadian National. He stated he had heard nothing of the claim and had no intention of leaving the Union Pacific.

Carl Gray Omaha

Realtor Offers Splendid Buy In Cozy Seattle Home

In Cowen Park neighborhood a Seattle real estate agent showcases a comfortable home for sale. The listing highlights a welcoming interior and appealing price, aiming to attract buyers seeking a practical, pleasant residence.

Seattle

Modest 6 room and attic bungalow on 18th Ave NE

Cottage style six room and attic bungalow in a good location near 66th Roosevelt high. Fully furnished and ready for immediate occupancy includes oak sofa set leather seating dining set two white beds chiffoniers dressers Empire range rugs curtains drapes linoleum and garden tools. Owner leaving and wants to spell promptly.

Cowen Patk 18Th Ave N. E 66Th Roosevelt High

Sellers Advertise Small Home in Classifieds

The notice points readers to the classifieds for details on a small home for sale and who is offering it.

Diary Excerpts Link to Mrs Meadows Hammer Slaying

Page from Alberta Meadows diary references several men tied to the hammer slaying case. Entries describe Jesse Meadows, her husband, memory and death, a possible Phillips, and a mysterious Dick. The diary notes outings with Lillian Genova and others and ends with plans for a beach party.

Alberta Meadows Jesse Meadows Phillips McElroy Jesse Gilbert Lucas

Fiend Suspect Arrested Here in Olympia Case

A man suspected of the brutal attack on seven people at the O Hara home near Olympia last week was held in Seattle on an open charge while detectives investigate. Arrested Tuesday night, he appeared under the influence of a powerful opiate and matched a published description. Officials in Thurston County were notified to identify Powers. Another suspect reportedly fled Olympia County during a shooting by pursuing posses. Sheriff Starwich and his bloodhounds chased the trail while an emergency call redirected him from election returns to Olympia. Dr R K Turner has returned east after two months away.

O'Hara Olympia Vernon Place Ballard Ave FP. W. Speir Speir Thurston County Seattle Powers Matt Starwich Dows Starwich Herbert Beebe

Boy 7 crushed by truck dies in Rainier Ave street incident

A seven year old boy playing tag on Rainier avenue and Orcas street was struck by a truck and fatally crushed. He died at Providence hospital a few hours later. The driver, William Kerber, said speed was slow and was not blamed by police. A second accident nearby injured a man at Pier B.

Rainier Ave Orcas St Frank Danz George J. Danz Hmofius Steel & Equipment Co 5 Ave Providence Wiliam Kerber 26Th Ave. N W. H. Carson Kerber B. A. Davies Pier B W. Anderson Bklott Ave Davies

British freighter Roman Prince on fire at sea near Colon

Brief cables report the British freighter Roman Prince en route from Antwerp to San Francisco is afire at sea near Colon Canal Zone. The blaze centers in the after hold. vessel expected to reach Colon tonight. No further details given.

San Francisco Antwerp Colon Canal Zone

Clara Skarin Maintains Silence During Prosecution Talks

Clara Skarin refused further comment on her case saying she may have something to say later. She remained in the city jail while she confers with the prosecutor and Lt. Det. William B. Kent. Talks are expected to continue for days and she will be moved to the county jail on Profanity Hill after the investigation concludes.

Clara Skarin William B. Kent Miss Skarin

Mahoney to Be Sentenced in Gallows Case

County Clerk George Grant accepted the remittitur ending James B. Mahoney's appeal to the state supreme court. Mahoney will face Superior Judge J. T. Ronald at 1:30 p.m. Friday to set a new hanging date. Kelso reports construction on a new Kelso bridge by Garrick & Garrick as sub-contractors for Pacific Bridge. Everett Logging employee David Hart injured by a falling tree on Tulalip reservation, taken to Providence hospital, expected to recover.

George Grant James B. Mahoney State Supreme Court Mahoney J. T. Ronald Kelso Kelso Bridge Garrick & Garrick Seattle Pacific Bridge Company Everett David Hart Everett Logging Company Tulalip Reservation Providence

Silent as Day of Reckoning Opens for Mrs Phillips

In Los Angeles on September 18 Judge Howser will hear the hammer slaying case against Mrs Clara Phillips accused of killing Alberta Meadows with a hammer after alleged rivalry for a husband. District Attorney Woolwine leads the prosecution while Mrs Peggy Caffee testifies for the state.

Lee Angelea Clara Phillips A. L. Phillips Geneva Tremaine Alberta Meadows Mra Pegoy Caffee Frederick W. Mouser Mra. Phillipe Jack Jungmeyer Angeles F. W. Howser

Ladies of the Invisible Eye flog woman in Texas

In Fort Worth Texas the group called the Ladies of the Invisible Eye flogged Mrs I C Tatum 45 nursing 100 lashes with a quirt after luring her from home. The assault followed reports that her 14 year old daughter might be surrendered to the courts. Authorities seek her husband.

Fort Worth Tex Ladies of the Invisible Eye I. C. Tatum

Oregon Death Row Killer Hangs Self in Jail

Dr Richard M Brumfield awaiting execution in the state penitentiary hanged himself in his cell using a rope he obtained. He was convicted for the murder of Dennis Russell near Roseburg Oregon over a year ago and later sought to mutilate the victim and change clothes to defraud insurers. Brumfield was captured in Alberta Canada after months of pursuit.

Salem Richard M. Brumfield Brumfield Dennis Russell Roseburg Ore Alberta Canada

Peace Plan Accepted by Railway Shop Union Heads

Chicago September 13 The policy committee of the shop union approved the Baltimore peace plan allowing about 15 percent of the 400 000 striking men to return to work on 35 railroads including St Paul Northwestern B and O Southern Seaboard and others The vote was 46 to 35 or 46 to 34 depending on member quoted Bert M Jewell President said workers would be back within five days The plan aims to build a nation wide settlement through further negotiations with other lines under the union’s approach to similar coal strike outcomes.

Charles R. Lynch Chicago Show Union Baltimore United Press Butler Gary Shop Crafts Union Bert M. Jewell St. Paul Northwestern

Compromise Proposed With Turks to Avert War

London reports diplomatic circles debate a compromise settlement with the Turks to avoid war over Constantinople. Allies consider restoring Adrianople and most of Thrace, and internationalizing Constantinople and the Dardanelles.

London Constantinople Adrianople Thrace Dardanelles

Soldier Bonus Bill Delayed By Tariff Action

The conference report on the soldier bonus bill was formally presented in the House and action postponed until after the tariff bill passes. Leaders said the report will likely be brought to the floor tomorrow.

Washington

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