Tragedy of Gen Greene Death Blamed On Broken Heart
The death of Maj. Gen Henry A Greene last week is attributed to a broken heart after his removal from command amid graft and favoritism charges related to Greene park at Camp Lewis. The Star notes his loyalty to his staff and the double cross by grafters, framing his death as a war tragedy at home.
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91St
Pacific Northwest
Henry A. Greene
Washington
France
Gen. Greene
Philippines
Greene
War Department
MA Greens
Greene Park
Camp Lewis
Wall Street Giants Find Time to Play in Hobby Staples
George F. Baker heads the First National Bank of New York. The piece notes how leaders like J. P. Morgan Guggenheim and A. C. Bedford pursue hobbies such as golf hunting yachting horseback riding and fishing to refresh and remain sharp. It argues play sustains vitality amid busy Wall Street life.
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George F. Baker
First National Bank of New York
Boston
Wall Stall
Wall St
Perators
Sir. Guggenheim
Scotland
J. P. Morgan
A. C. Bedford
Standard Oil
Harry Sinclair
J. 8
Cosden
Harry Davison
Morgan Bank
A. B. Hepburn
Chase National Bank
Samuel Untermeyer
Our Loan to Europe and British Financial Strength
The piece argues the United States cannot expect full repayment on wartime loans to Europe and suggests drastic debt relief. It notes Britain remains financially strong with $15.0 billion invested abroad and a national income around $22 billion annually, implying solid security for foreign obligations.
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Europe
Europs
Great Britain
Russians Face Rum Scarcity and Nation on Edge
A reflecting line hints at growing shortages of whisky likened to opium in a time of national strain. The text contrasts a stag nation with rag nations, signaling turmoil and scarcity in a tense era.
No Divorce in Carolina State Policy Cited
The article notes South Carolina’s strict anti divorce laws preventing any divorce on grounds and banning remarriage after divorces elsewhere. It quotes the Episcopal bishop confirming the state’s reputation for a pure home life amid national debate on divorce. It ends with a stray line about an unrelated card game.
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South Carolina
Episcopal
Queer Weather but Not Here Inches of Rain in June
June brought unusual rain and record cold in the South while the Cape Town forecast notes the wettest month. The world sees a hot belt around mid latitudes with 110 degree readings near Hudson Bay, yet the Northwest remains distinct in weather.
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Capetown
Seattle
North Pole
Hudson Bay
Northwest
Letters to Editor Praise Totem Pole Paint Job
A reader thanks The Star for highlighting the totem pole issue and notes the poles in her Seattle area park have been painted. She commends the paper for its coverage and publicity, signing as Mrs Sweertman.
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Hibitor the Star
Preston
Seattle
Park Board
Iie
Teachers Overpaid Editor The Star
A reader compares teacher salaries to a shipyard worker, citing specific Seattle payroll figures for December 1920 to February 1921. The letter argues salaries exceed results, call for less supervision, and warn that high pay creates an aristocracy robbing pupils of fundamentals. The author signs as A. T. AXPAYER.
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the Star
Seattle
Mr. Waller
A. T. Axpayer
Boost Pacific Northwest to the World
A letter from M G Mitchell of Tacoma urges a home grown publicity campaign to showcase the Pacific Northwest climate and opportunities. He cites Michigan’s need to advertise itself and suggests residents promote regional benefits to attract visitors and business.
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Bellingham
The
Star
the Star
Pacific Northwest
Michigan
Pacific Northwestern
Tom Shireyhill
Sol Ger
Chatauqua
New Mexico
Arizona
Wyoming
Nevada
Colorado
California
M. G. Mitchell
Gecy
Mitchell Nursery Co
Tacoma
How Much Does It Hurt
A moral reflection on sorrow and disappointment. The speaker recalls a friend's lesson that injuries and disappointments are temporary, while the spirit with which one faces them is eternal. Choosing courage over dwelling on pain enables personal victory.
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William H. Barton
Wise County Rulers Transfer Boat Hires After Heavy Taxes
In August 1921 the rulers Rama Debs and Smi, hailed as the county’s three wisest men, govern from Sealth City. They faced withholding taxes in Beaty and a growing exodus as taxes rose and wealthy boat owners prospered. The wise men and moneyed men conspire to place boats under rich control, paying them more to retain order and continue services.
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A. D
Christ
the Star
Rama
Debs
Smi
Sealth
Beaty
Tomey
Motoring shoppers seek tire dealer idea today
Some motorists still search for a tire dealer today, hoping to find an option that fits their vehicle needs and budget. The market shows continued demand for tire services amid ongoing supplies.
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Port Angeles
Omasa
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Oen
Rom Young Adventure
Yale University Prees
Nos Immortales
Stephen Vincent Benet
A. P. Johnson
Grand Rapids News
U.S
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United States
Rubber Company Tire
Jackson Street
J. R. Hinyon
Evens
Grattle
First Avenue
Binyon Optical CO
Seneca
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