Cut the Knot: Three Actions to End Coal Delays Now
In urging swift action on the coal dispute, the article argues that daily delays threaten next winter’s economy and jobs. It outlines three presidential steps: take over mine operations under wage rules, convene a government chaired wage conference, and force operators to resume mining under a government-backed framework. It notes past resistance from operators to government intervention.
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Harding
Ral
Roosevelt
T. R
No Title Given
The passage critiques political manipulation and social division, warning of clever demagogues who exploit the uninformed majority. It laments middlemen who profit without adding value, describes tariffs as unnecessary overhead, and argues producers and consumers are harmed by complex supply chains.
Less Gold Braid for a Unified National Defense System
The article argues the United States should unify military forces under one defense system. It notes past rivalries between the army and navy, praises plans aligned with arms conference terms, and calls for a single national defense department with cabinet oversight and separate under secretaries for army navy and air service.
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United States
Army
Navy
American National Defense Organization
Genough
Pershing
America
Congress
Air
Department of National Defense
Air Service
Shopping as a Woman's Fascination Highlights Debate
The remark by Representative Robertson of Oklahoma extols shopping as a uniquely engaging activity for women, contrasting it with what she sees as male indifference to its appeal and noting marketing as a tedious aspect.
Georgia Man Faces Gallows or Electric Chair Choice
A Georgia man weighs a grim decision between the gallows and the electric chair as his legal case unfolds. The report outlines the two lethal options and the implications under current law.
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Georgia
Let Another Man Praise Then Not Thine Own Lips
Proverb excerpt emphasizes humility and restraint in self praise. A stranger should commend deeds rather than one’s own mouth, warning against vanity and self-promotion.
Dempsey Remembers Maternal Warning On Fighting
The note recalls a warning about fighting from a mother as Dempsey faces the heavy weight champ Hays. The piece riffs on cinema, audience seating, Europe’s reception, and a metaphor about burning candle ends. It ends with a quip about villains and shoes.
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Mr. Dempsey
The Prince of Wales Bride Search Opens in Seattle
The Star invites Seattle girls to enter a photo contest to become the Prince of Wales wife. Readers may submit pictures and the winner will be allowed to marry the prince if he consents. The plan promises daily prints of entries starting tomorrow.
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Prince of Wales
Prince Howard
Star
Seattle
Prise
Will. Ing
Star Office
Hiead or Coal editorial on labor and price injustices
Reader letter from J T Blackburn of Tok Washington praises a July 20 Star editorial critiquing labor and farming wages. He argues farmers face low milk payments while condensaries set prices and predicts capital suppression of labor with force, urging continued religious quotations as guidance.
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Star
Lemue
Dross
MHS
J. T. Blackburn
Tok
Wash
Assails Illegal Headlights From Ford Owner Letter
A Ford owner petitions Star readers to enforce speed and high beam laws. He recalls near misses and a late Seattle to Benton trip where bright headlights nearly caused a ditch collision. He urges action before a serious accident occurs.
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Seattia
Bentom
FORD
Amused Reader and Evolution Debate in The Star
A critique of evolution definitions and the role of God from a July column. The writer cites D Cops Haeckel and Darwin and argues against miraculous or supernatural insertion, noting examples like apple transformation and horse pedigrees as outdated proofs.
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Er. D. Cops
Haeckel
God
Huxley
Darwin
Spencer
Vine Upon the Wall Inspires Faith in Growing Things
A reflective verse about finding hope in nature as a vine climbs a wall. The speaker notes an open door no longer marked by danger, and describes growing plants bringing trust and warmth to hearts and souls.
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Walla
Evolution Critique and Faith Reaffirmed by C B Harris
C B Harris argues against evolution, claiming it undermines faith and leads to moral decay. He cites critics and figures like Darwin, Haeckel, and Romanes, insists on biblical truth, and says he would rather believe the Bible than accept evolutionary theory.
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Darwin
Haeckel
Escientista
Cc. B. Harris
Samaritan Offers Ride After Stadium Visit
A passerby at The Wayfarer last Thursday evening invited us to ride in the rear seat of their auto, expressing interest in our welfare. We declined the offer and continued on our way.
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the Star
Wayfarer
Indy
Ike
Seattle thanks gracious visitors from San Francisco
The Wayfarer accepted a generous offer after a brief talk with Mr. and Mrs. Greiner of San Francisco visiting friends on Broadway. The note extends appreciation for such kindness from strangers and hopes more courtesy from Seattle auto owners. Mrs. Elmer W. Davis signs the message at 612 82d St.
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Greiner
San Francisco
Broadway
Seattle
Elmer W. Davis
Protests Laundry Prices in Seattle Compare to Salt Lake
Letter writer in Seattle questions wartime laundry charges noting Troy laundry in Salt Lake City advertises collars at 8 cents versus Seattle at 4 5 cents. He urges public scrutiny and action to curb high prices and restore reasonable profits for local laundries.
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the Star
Salt Lake City
Troy
Salt Lake
Seattle
Naunéries
H. D. Folsom, JR
Pass System and Rainier Line Debate Over Weekly Pass
A Rainier Valley correspondent notes a 12 token weekly pass benefits him and his family for evening and Sunday travel. Rainier Valley lines push signatures to boards as jitney competition faced. Tacoma mayor Fawcett enforced $1 weekly passes amid jitney disputes. Spokane and Tacoma fares cited. Seattle and other municipalities mentioned.
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the Star
Tacoma
Rainier Valley Line
Rainier Valley
Municipal Aystem
Seattle
Spokane
Sullivan
Ines
Fawcett
Brown
Rainier Ave
Frank P. Murphy
Learn a Word Everyday Eczema Origin and Meaning
The article defines eczema as an inflammatory chin disease with redness itching pimples scales and watery discharge. It traces the term to New Latin from Greek roots meaning out and ball and notes pronunciation with emphasis on first syllable.
Radio primer dielectric constant and city transit woes
The article defines the radio primer dielectric constant as the ratio of condenser capacities with a substance as dielectric to that with air. It also comments on Seattle transit, noting private control over decisions, Rainier Valley lines’ pavement gap, and proposed $1 weekly passes. It closes with local civic note on the capitol rotunda dimensions.
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Rose M. Russell
14Th Ave
Hays
Europe
Tom Culverwell
Forteau the Prince OF Wales
Editor
Leoh Lassen
Mymouth Church
Sixth Ave
University St
Ethridge
British Museum
Eage
Aanerta
A Samaritan
the Wayfarer
Rainier Line
Folger
Golden Gate
Radio Primer
Capitol
Kristofersons
Kristoferson
Admiral Line
Alaska
California
Sen Premdieee
Lee Angele
Thedhon
Second
Enawenn
Wacoman
Ifo
Beullingmam
Elk St
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