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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1922
Page
3
For the first time since 1914 a shipment of more than 1,000 game birds for stocking game preserves of the world has arrived from Europe to the United States.
A reader’s exchange of letters discusses the allure of modesty among women, dating norms, and the kiss on departure. The conversation cites men and women’s views, hints at marriage expectations, and includes trivia questions from Washington’s site choice to common sense and household tips.
Ethel Hales of 1731 Yale Ave was severely injured after an auto driven by 16 year old Howard Hales struck a truck at Fourth Ave and Holgate St. George Hales, 7, suffered minor bruises while Martin J. Anderson, 4726 27th Ave B W, and Anderson himself reported no injuries.
Radio captain of detectives Tennant, back from three weeks in the wilds near Dungeness, resumes work on the Clara Skarin case. He praises Lt. W. B. Kent for securing Skarin's confession that she killed Ferdinand Hochbrunn. Tennant installed a small receiving set in his cabin and followed Seattle news broadcasts during vacation.
Sam Erickson, 31, Skagit project laborer, was struck on the head by a falling rock. He was taken to Seattle General Hospital Monday night with severe head cuts and bruising.
High grade watch repairing a specialty all work guaranteed at the right prices Billy C Nelson 514 Denny building opposite Bon Marche advertisement
An advertisement claims a simple method to dissolve blackheads using calonite powder sprinkled on a hot wet cloth. Rub on the skin, wash away, and the pores should appear clear and natural. The ad describes blackheads as dust and grime buildup and promises complete disappearance.
In New Jersey on Sept 26 republican leaders expect United States Senator Joseph Frelinghuysen to be renominated to succeed himself despite a bitter campaign by George L. Record of Jersey City who aimed to unseat him.
Convicted wood dealer Nick Bill, 45, was fined $25 by Police Judge John B. Gordon on Tuesday for giving Louis Boen at 4015 Ashworth Ave only two and three quarter cords while contracted for four cords. J. P. Worden of the weights and measures bureau prosecuted.
Portland report says Arthur Kurrasch aged 29 described as a religious maniac was shot in the shoulder by neighbor H D Townsend who intervened after Kurrasch wandered outside in his underclothes. Townsend fired from the ground wounding Kurrasch while attempting to subdue him.
The party seeks the overthrow of capitalism and the dictatorship of the proletariat, with the proletariat seizing governing power. It promotes industrial unions and strikes as political tools. No membership figures are available since the organization is outlawed.
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