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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1922

Page

15

Nuxated Iron Promises New Strength For Neighbors

A historical ad describes a newer form of iron named Nuxated Iron as a remedy for fatigue weakness and nerve strain. It claims iron deficiency causes many ailments and promotes rapid assimilation through a special preparation. The remedy is offered by druggists with directions to take two 4 grain tablets three times daily after meals for two weeks.

Three Seattle Sergeants Transferred Between Districts

Three police sergeants J W Pielow Homer L Unland and W B Carr were ordered transferred Thursday from downtown boats to substations by Chief Beveryna. Pielow moves to West Seattle replacing G B Buchanan in the 12th Ave Jackson St area and Unland goes to Columbia City precinct. Carr shifts to Denamore station after directing downtown patrols. No reasons given beyond district officers may work downtown part of the time.

J. W. Pielow Homer L. Unland W. B. Carr W. B. Beveryna Pielow 12Th Ave Jackson St C. O. Legate Eastlake Ave West Seattle Sergt G. B. Buchanan Buchanan Uniand Columbia City Pike At Carr Denamore Severyns

Automobile incidents report injuries and deaths in city

A schoolboy Donald Frank 48 of 7000 10th Ave N W was unhurt after being struck by Garland Bray 2432 W 66th St Tuesday at W 66th St and 2nd Ave N W. Donald Frank Dans 7 of 1540 Wilson Ave died after being struck and crushed by a truck driven by William Kirber 219 26th Ave N Tuesday night at Rainier Ave and Orcass St. Alfred Rafter 307 Washington St bruised Tuesday when knocked down at Second Ave N and Washington St by Floyd Mills 2407 10th Ave N. An unknown intoxicated man staggered into the path of a car driven by B H Myers 3612 Harvard Ave N Monday and was knocked down. he walked away after shouting curses.

Donald Frank 10Th Ave. N. W Garland Bray N. W Frank Dans Wilson Ave William Kirber 26Th Ave Rainier Ave Alfred Rafter Washington St Second Ave. N Washington Et Floyd F. Mills 10Th Ave BH. K. Myers Harvard Ave. N

Run In of Flapper and Crab Triggers Officeantics

In a dull post election scene, the Office Flapper flaps in upsetting the Office Crab and his paste pot. The talk turns to Alabama laws as a birthday joke turns into a mock dispute over women’s rights and cigars, ending with a party breakup and a vow to avoid each other.

Poindexter Alabama

Safe at Lewis and Clarke High Is Robbed

Robbers steal 825 dollars from the Safe at Lewis and Clarke high school. They abandon 56 dollars in pennies at the scene and flee. Authorities investigate the break in and seek suspects.

Lewis and Clarke High School

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