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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1922
Page
7
In Everett a recall drive targets Safety Commissioner A Turner amid a long running liberal versus conservative feud. Proponents allege lax enforcement and improper spending while Turner and supporters defend the department as clean and well run, noting past prosecutions and enforced laws.
A logger named Bivia, 26, plunged six feet from a Sequim bridge, rolling to the ground and suffering internal injuries. Wing, 62, of 2617 38th Ave W, fell 39 feet from the Lander and died. coroner Corson noted melancholia and the deceased left a son.
A motorcycle rider identified as F MH Stécks was thrown from his machine on the 14th Ave bridge in Washington Wednesday night. He sustained a broken leg and was reported in stable condition after the collision with an automobile driven by R C Erlinger.
Jessica Ogilvie, who left San Francisco 12 years ago with a reliable hair formula and funds to rent, now runs large salons in New York Washington and Boston and has sent a sister to Paris. She promotes a regular program of cleansing tonics scalp massage brushing and careful combing to restore health and lustre to hair.
Thirty six motorists appeared in police court Thursday on speeding charges. Two had their licenses revoked. Judge John B. Gordon issued no bench warrant for those who failed to appear. Five men were charged with reckless driving and five with driving while drunk.
Elvie Powell seventeen of 20 Fairview Avenue was exonerated of blame in the death of three year old Jack McGill ten days ago. Five witnesses told Coroner W H Carson that Powell's car had both headlights burning and was driven slowly when the child darted into the street at Minor Ave N and Mercer Street.
Robert Young, 17, was held by police on Thursday after an agent alleged he sold cocaine to narcotics squad officers. Patrolman Anderson said the youth had been selling dope for months in Chinatown. A burglar used a case key to raid Mrs. G. Folliett’s home at 623 Queen Anne Ave., taking a typewriter, $200 in cash, an automatic pistol and a camera.
A cat knocked over a lantern in a Lisbon furniture store starting a fire that nearly suffocated ten firefighters. The loss is estimated at $50,000.
Thomas Dunbak was seriously hurt when mosquitos blinded him and he drove his car into a ditch in Port Jervis New Jersey on September 21.
Miscellaneous vital entries include births with parent names and addresses across New York cities, followed by a list of marriage licenses with names and residences. The section ends with a deaths brief noting several elderly individuals by surname and age.
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