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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1913
Page
4
The text argues that tariffs once protected infant industries but now foster monopolies and high prices for workers. It urges Congress under Wilson to lower tariffs as a first step to distribute prosperity and serve the general welfare over special interests.
The piece argues recounts won t expose corruption, urging outside evidence of bribery and crooked tactics. It links election irregularities to officials and financiers, cites Proposition A, health and governance issues, and calls for broader investigations beyond ballot tallies.
A string of satirical lines criticizes post offices in politics and tax indulgence. It muses on frugality versus abundance and mocks the durability of a ten dollar bill. The piece notes experts estimate a ten month life for a ten dollar bill and ends with a jab at J Piero and flood relief donors.
A reader argues that closing theaters harms the poor and urges church leaders to submit the moving picture question to a ballot. The letter lauds Sunday films for universal religion and democracy, citing Edison and Jane Addams, and calls for broader religious thinking beyond creeds.
The Mystic Shriners debut The Prince of Pilsen at Moore theatre with a good show. The Thief opened at Seattle theatre. Bernstein's tale centers on a woman's desire for everlasting joy. Japanese acrobats and elx ho boes lead the Pantages bill this week.
Local music stores feature new tunes with whimsical titles such as The Tetrazzini Tassle Tango and The Dalmoren Fling. Other names include When Daddie Crabbed the Act and The Helen Garcen Stude Step.
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