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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1922

Page

13

Cadets Win At U Advocates Retaining Mandatory Drill

At the University of Washington a public hearing ended with President Henry Suzzallo recommending to keep compulsory military drill. He noted no new arguments favoring elective drill and recalled past debates from 1915 and 1916. Attendees filled a larger room as speakers urged conciliation and student choice in wartime arts.

University of Washington Board of Regents Henry Suzzallo Suezallo Phil@sophy hall Jane Garrett Washington State Mra Ambrose Bailey First Baptist Church

Legion Benefit Show At Neptune Theater On Monday

Alfred Green and other artists will perform at the American Legion benefit at the Neptune Theater Monday evening to aid sick and wounded veterans. The program features the University District quartet and wartime pacifists with discussion on voluntary military training and its role in education.

Alfred Green American Legion U-Neptune Legion University District Quartet B. V. Oversby Kh. EB. Morrin F.C. Hutter J. C. Law

Dame Helen Gwynne-Vaughan Stands for London City Council

Professor Dame Helen Gwynne-Vaughan, D B E L I DD D Se F IL 8, is the candidate for election to the London city council.

London Helen Gwynne-Vaughan

Painted Toes Fad Hits New London

London reports a new toe painting craze as D Car Michael a West Side chiropodist coins money painting women toes in rainbow colors attracting about 100 customers weekly.

New London London D. Carmichael West Side

Mysteries of Radio Explained by Expert

Radio institute director R L Duncan explains undamped continuous waves, vacuum tube transmitters, Alexanderson and arc generators, and why crystal receivers struggle with code signals. He notes carrier wave modulation for broadcast sound and recommends regenerative receivers for listening to code and music.

R. L. Duncan Radio Institute of America Altho

Von Stroheim Indicted by Public Opinion in Los Angeles

In Los Angeles the film colony buzzes as Eric Von Stroheim, creator of Foolish Wives, faces public uproar over alleged romantic escapades with Mrs. Andrew Hughes. Despite his marriage, critics label him a villain while Columbia disclaims knowledge of the affair.

Los Angeles Eric von Stroheim Carl Laemmle von Stroheim Andrew Hughes Monaco The Columbia

Japanese Exclusionists Target Missionary Work Quote

The quotation suggests Japanese exclusionists advocate not for Japanese to be citizens but to live as servants or slaves, used to prompt debate over immigration and labor policy in the country. The source presents this controversial view as part of a broader discussion on Christian missionary activities.

Chris American Christiana Pacific Northwest Japanese Christian Federation Reorge Pacific Coast Sidney Gullek Congressional Committee America Murphy Henry George

Masquerader Maria della Chiesa Ends Life in Despair

ROMY April 21. Signorita Maria della Chiesa aged 26, from an ancient Etruscan family, lived as a man for years believing life lacked excitement for women. She told a friend life was tiresome and sought what comes after death. three days later she died by her own hand. The piece questions Japanese immigration and Christian missions amid broader debates on naturalization and anti immigration sentiment.

Romy Signorita Maria Della Chiesa

Two Wounded in Portland Shooting Ends in Death

In Portland, two men were wounded in a late night shooting in the town district. Chamness, 27, a laborer, died after firing at his wife’s relatives and turning the gun on himself, while Mrs. J. Cave and Harry Port were injured. The incident followed a separation and wife’s refusal to return.

Portland Ton District Chamness Chamnem Harry Port Chamnen D’volver Cave Mraness Pairness

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Suzzallo HH. Paul James A. Duncan Central Labor Council Duncan Raymond RK. Frazier L. Frank Brown Stephen Chadwick, Jr Woman of Degrees Council Nanahaanananaanl Wy. UV RTH Congregational Methodist Presbyterian Episcopal Methodist South Reformed Baptist Sabvation Army Dape Leeds England Ward I. Keegan Frederick Gaunt Alfred Higgins Eugene Murphy Seattle Ministerial Federation Baker Methodist Church South Schwabacher Bros. & Co., Inc. Wholesale DistributoRs Seattle
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