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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1922
Page
4
Williamstown Mass August 15 An Austrian economist Dr Josef Redlich a former finance minister and lecturer at the Institute of Political Science session here says americas tariff policy is the chief obstacle to Germany and to world economic peace.
Dr Redlich argues that America will not provide financial aid to postwar Europe without political settlement and tariff policy changes. He doubts the Rhineland Republic plan, notes monarchist sentiment in Germany, expects separate German and Austrian republics with Hungary moving toward a monarchy, and previews his lecture on nationalism and imperialism in Europe.
The Interstate Commerce Commission dismissed Galveston’s complaint against export cotton rates to Pacific ports. Galveston argued the rates favor Gulf routes over Pacific coast shipments and asked for a 60 cent Delta from Texas and 50 cent from Arkansas and Oklahoma points in a bid to level thru charges to the Orient.
George T. Erickson member of the state legislature from the 42nd district announces re election bid. He authored the public autos marking law claiming it saved King county several thousand dollars by curbing joy rides at county expense. Erickson is a Rothell merchant and backs new narcotics laws and poll tax repeal.
Alexander the Man Who Knows performs at the Pantages claiming no supernatural powers but feats like audience photo replication on black canvas and a mystic writing test. He is joined by three dancers as part of a vaudeville program with a wartime prologue honoring veterans. Palace Hip screens Jutland battles in model form alongside Silent Years, detailing a turning point with dramatic naval scenes and heavy losses.
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