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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1922

Page

13

Canadian Sheriff Speaks On Anti Japanese Immigration

Vancouver Sheriff Charles Macdonald told the Kiwanis club that Orientals cannot assimilate with whites and Canada should not admit them. He urged the United States to take a similar stance, arguing that a nation is greater when its white race remains unadulterated and praising the value of the two countries' white populations.

Canada Charlies Macdonald Vancouver B. C Kiwanis Club United Macdonald International Kiwanis Club America

Coleman Addresses Bremerton Kiwanis on Immigration

Dean H T J Coleman of the University of British Columbia urged high ideals over numbers and called for quality in immigration. He spoke at a luncheon and later addressed the Bremerton Kiwanis club, noting the shared concerns of Canada and the United States.

Canada United States H. T. J. Coleman University of British Columbia, War & Guest Dean Coleman Bremerton Kiwanis Club

Capitol Hill Convenes on Earwig Pest Battle

About 300 property owners in the Capitol Hill district met at Stevens School to plan eradicating earwigs. A committee was appointed to map action and future meetings are scheduled at Portage School and Seward School under the city streets and sewers department campaign.

Capitol HU Stevens Portage Seward A City Streets and Sewers Department

Pinkham Product Backed by Baltimore Woman Testimonial

Baltimorean Rose Waipner credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing severe backache and fatigue after months of illness She urges others to read the book and try the remedy It is advertised as a drug free preparation of medicinal roots and herbs How it helps is described and readers are invited to use the letter as a testimonial Another ad promotes William A Jackson teaching dance at the Hippodrome with Monday classes at 7 PM Contact Wilcott 3187 for details.

Baltimore Maryland Lydia E. Pinkham Rose Waipner Roseland Place

Wirth Demands Reparations Basis For Genoa Settlement

German Chancellor Wirth argues in an exclusive interview that reparations must be discussed at Genoa and form the foundation of any European settlement. He rejects France’s view that reparations be barred and likens ignoring the issue to an ostrich policy.

Joan Graudenz United Draw Berlin Genoa Wirth Germany United Rem Maly France Europe

Woman Mayor Sets Out To Save Calamus Girls From Cigarettes

A new mayor in Calamus, a town of 400, vows to clean house and rescue girls from cigarets and booze. She buys a padlock for the jail saying the old lock rusted shut signals lax enforcement. The mayor pledges to pursue law breakers without partiality during her two year term.

Calamus Town Jalil Cigareta MH. FP. Steadman

Snowballing to Be Bike Trip Feature

The Greater Beattie Bicycle club plans a two day cross country ride on Monday and Tuesday. Members depart from 5604 Stewart St at 7 am for Snoqualmie Falls in Easter vacation week. Prof C Ringens urges all intending riders to register at the club by Saturday.

Mount #1 Greater

Old Age Pensions Drive Begins With Rally

A campaign to push for liberal old age pension legislation launches in Seattle with a keynote talk by William M. Short, president of the Washington State Federation of Labor, at the Fraternal Order of Eagles hall Friday evening.

Seattle

Common Law Wife Granted $50,000 Estate Claim

Denver April 6 District Judge Morley rules Mies Francese Ryan common law wife of N D Danikas entitled to $50,000 from his estate, though will left her only $1,000. The couple traveled together for three weeks and the court recognized their common law marriage.

Denver Morley Here Mies Francese Ryan N. D. Danikas Danikas Mise Ryan Mian Ryan Danika

All Day Bazaar To Raise Funds For Delegates

An all day bazaar will be held Thursday in the YWCA lobby by Associated Girls clubs to fund travel for delegates to the Northwest Community Conference at Sea Beach in August.

Associated Girls’ Clubs Orgranization Northwest Seabeck

Mrs Landes Backed by Strong Women’s Network in Campaign

The article argues that a unified, well-chosen volunteer base yields the best results for Mrs. Landes campaign. It praises women’s organizations for stable, dedicated effort, contrasting with paid staff. It credits Mrs. Henry Landes with a seasoned backing bloc and notes election day will demonstrate organizational methods.

Precineta Henry Landen

Four Alleged Bank Robbers Captured Near Arcadia

Four men believed to have robbed the First National Bank of Arcadia of 2000 dollars were captured Wednesday in Coconino Pass by the sheriff posse an hour after the robbery. They gave names as Joe Salcido 34 Jose Hernandes 25 Juan Jimines 20 and Joe Rivas 17. Two were identified by bank employees.

Angeles First National Bank of Arcadia Coconino Pass Cass Joe Salcido Jose Hernandes Juan Jimines Joe Rivas

U Women Debaters to Meet California in Berkeley

University of Washington debaters Velda Morrow and Margar etta Stuart will uphold the affirmative on the veterans' adjusted compensation bill. They face the University of California team in Berkeley Thursday night.

University of Washington Velda Morrow Margaretta Stuart Berkeley Cal Washington University of California

Billie Burke Wins Suit Against Landlady in Eviction Case

CHICAGO April 6. Actress Billie Burke wins eviction suit against Mrs. Frank Townley Brown who sought to reclaim an apartment for about two weeks. The judge ruled Burke's lease allowed a three week stay, citing Burke’s demand for a nine room three bath unit during her Chicago run and the widow’s protection aim behind the rental proceeds.

Chicago Frank Townley Brown Billie Burke Maida Mies Burke Brown Widows’ Protective Association Widows’ Organization Widows’ Organization. Mrs. Brown Blackstone Hotel

Under Arrest in Burch Jury Probe

H. Hocking, jailed on charges of tampering with the Arthur C. Burch murder case jury, claims he is being made the goat. He says District Attorney Woolwine hired him as an investigator and denies pressuring jurors or soliciting information.

Los Angeles Hocking Arthur C. Burch Tiocking Woolwine Man Claima Hockine

Burlington Railway to Spend Large Sum on Equipment

Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad will spend thirty million dollars this year on new equipment and buildings, announced by Hale Holden president during an inspection trip. The plan covers expansion across the system as the company builds and updates facilities.

Denver Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Hale Holden

Theft of Railroad Passes Laid to Three

Tacoma reports A M McInnes Chester Nicholson and R P Nicholson held in city jail awaiting Portland officers. They face charges of stealing passes from the L W R and N offices. The men are said to be part of a gang active in Portland, stealing and selling passes.

Tacoma A. M. McInnes Ichester Nicholson R. P. Nicholson Portland

Rose Van Raalte Freed After Writ of Habeas Corpus

Rose Van Raalte a safetywoman in a downtown store was arrested and released on a writ of habeas corpus issued by Judge Everett Smith. No charges were filed.

Rose van Raalte Safeewoman Everett Smith

Chicago Gunman Kills One and Wounds Three at Foundry

Charles Falfield, enraged by a toil injury at Jones Foundry Co, opened fire with two guns. He killed one man and wounded three colleagues before being restrained. Police took Falfield into custody without further incident.

Jones Foundry Co Charles Falfield

Platinum Teamed in Russia in 1828

In 1828 Russia saw platinum coins minted as platinum traded at roughly one third the value of gold.

Russia

Dance Steps Taught by Hippodrome Instructor

Advertisement offers instruction in the latest dance steps by Professor William A. Jackson, late of New York City, head of the corps of instruction at The Hippodrome, Fifth and University.

William A. Jackson New York City Hippodrome Fiftthave University Wilcott Corps of Instructure Fifth and University

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