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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1920

Page

18

Degenerate drug addict theory and Harrison law critique

Dr Ghent argues morphine addiction as a degeneracy tied to immoderate alcohol use and failed treatments. He blames law as fueling crime, notes addicts turn worse when deprived, and contends Harrison Law worsens the problem by expanding illicit trade and aiding unscrupulous dealers.

Parsons Canonville

Vetoed Bills to Return to City Council

The streets and sewers committee on Thursday backed reintroducing four deficiency bills totaling 46273 dollars. Mayor Caldwell vetoed them two weeks ago. the ordinances for Rainier and Harbor avenues will be reintroduced without an emergency clause requiring a two thirds vote to override the mayor’s veto.

Caldwell Streets and Sewers Committee Rainier Ave Harbor Ave

Pastor Sets Theme for Golfers Only Evening Service

In St. Louis on April 16 Rev John W Day of Messiah church issues An Epistle to Golfers inviting those who play on Sundays to a special evening service. He, a golfer himself, argues a golfer's religion exists and if one lacks faith it could aid their game.

ST. Louis John W. Day the Messiah Church

France Creates Board for Sports

A government commission in Paris proposes a national office of sport under the war ministry to boost national physique. The move aims to develop sport across the country. THOMAS J. COSTELLO, president of Lake Cassidy Lumber Co., died Thursday at Seattle General Hospital. His body lies at Home Undertaking Co. parlors.

France Board For Sports Paris Ministry of War Thomas J. Costello Lake Cassidy Lumber Co Seattle General Hospital Home Undertaking Co

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