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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1922
Page
9
An inquest will be held here Friday into the deaths of George Green and his wife, found dead in their home yesterday. Authorities say bullets from Green's gun caused the fatalities and the situation appears to be murder and suicide. A six months old baby is left an orphan.
Washington dispatch profiles B G Fischer a Coast and Geodetic Survey retiree after 85 years as mechanical engineer and instrument maker. He contributed to tide predicting machines, artificial sextants, survey lights, and precision geodetic gear credited with advancing navigational accuracy.
A lengthy list shows candidates for both Senate and House seats across Washington state regions, naming individuals by county and district for the forthcoming legislative races. Walter J. Lunn leads King County slate with others including Paul W. Houser and Daniel Landon, while numerous districts across Pierce, Spokane, Whatcom, and Thurston names appear for both chambers.
County Auditor D. Ferguson and assistants receive universal praise for rapid and accurate primary election returns. By 2 a.m. Wednesday, nine hundred eighty of four thousand three hundred forty eight precincts had been tabulated and bulletined. Supervisory staff included W. J. Faria, Fred G. Phelps, and Torill Sigurdsson.
Spokane lawyer Miss Reba Hurn seeks the Republican nomination for Washington state senate. If elected she would become the first woman to serve in the Senate. Hurn, University of Michigan graduate, is the daughter of former Superior Judge D. W. Hurn and partners with him in Spokane.
Y. Unitéa and G. Naguchi, Japanese nationals, face morphine possession charges in Yakima. If convicted they would become the first individuals deported under the Jones Miller act.
Fragmentary ad style note recommends Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for a daughter’s headaches and health, urging careful attention and rest. Mentions mothers and colder wet feet as factors, with scattered lines about salona and mentions of care. The text is garbled but centers on a health tonic and maternal guidance.
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