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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1922
Page
2
Miss Oliver's Baby Shop, recently sold to satisfy creditors, offers an immediate clearance of a large stock of infants and children's wear. Prices compare current sale figures with Oliver's prior higher prices on items such as dresses, coats, rompers, sweaters, and accessories.
Dorothy D. Mille 23 files charges of assault with intent to kill against Ira C. Craig real estate dealer and church worker. She says he educated her in a boarding school with his daughters, then stripped apartments and furniture, and was later beaten by his wife in Craig’s home, leaving her unconscious. She alleges she bore four children.
The Star invites slogan submissions for Electrical Week September 22 to October 9. Readers propose 10 word max lines praising electricity as domestic help with prizes: a vacuum cleaner, waffle iron, and a toaster. Entries due by September 20. multiple submissions allowed. first duplicate wins.
Port of Seattle Commission schedules a public hearing at 9:00 a.m. on Monday October 2 1922 in Room 468 Tell Street Terminal Kin County Washington to consider the operating costs and revenues for the Port fiscal year 1923 1925 and determine the tax levy. The long cost table lists operating items bond interest and debt service with totals and net surplus for the period. A path of readings includes bond redemption and interest for various improvements and the overall indebtedness totals.
Stratford England September 15 Undertaker George West was heavily fined after he supervised funeral rites at the cemetery and stole ornamental parts of a coffin.
An elderly man identified as John Mortimer Fortescue of Peoria Illinois left his glass eye behind when departing a Newark hotel. He asks manager Charles Carrigan to forward the eye if found. Carrigan replies the eye is being sent, noting many pajamas and nightgowns are commonly left by guests.
A partial notice indicates Rochester clothing outlet at 1012 Bachrach will open Saturday under manager Bachrach. The shop offers feature suits and pairs of trousers as part of its apparel line.
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