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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1921

Page

5

Millionaire Sayre Leads Radical Cat Slay Campaign

Roy Gibbons reports in Chicago on Rockwell Sayre a millionaire investor promoting an anti cat crusade with slogans bounty rewards and prizes for killing cats claiming a world without cats by 1923. Mrs Kessler heads a counter effort rallying volunteers and seeking court relief to curb Sayre’s actions as cat numbers dwindle and pet dogs suffer.

Roy Gibbons Rockwell Sayre Chicago Investeemt Sayre Earth Chicago George D Kessler Say Tabby

Save Them Cat Delusions Spur Anti Cat Sentiment

A 19th century lament asserts cats kill birds and frighten people. It claims cats push into infants to suffocate them, desecrate corpses, and vomit maggots on dining rooms. The piece argues killing cats is a popular movement and critiques sentimentality toward felines.

Cats No Better Than Mosquitoes

A historical column argues against cats as sanitary protectors, likening them to cockroaches and flies. The piece notes a global movement to abolish cats and declares cats have as little place as other pests in public health debates.

Rockwell Sayre

Education Week to Feature Giant Mass Meeting

Noble post of American Legion announces American Education Week events. Education Week will be marked by a giant mass meeting at the Hippodrome at 2 30 p m with speakers including C l An invocation by an American Legion chaplain and remarks on the American Education program. Miss Kathreen will perform a piano solo and a short contribution will be given by Mrs Cora Stewart on illiteracy.

Noble Post George Flood Fit B. Fleming Beattie Schools the Legion Beals Hippodrome Ing Charles l American Legion Paul The of American Education Montgomery Wayfarer Do Henry Suzzallo of Washington Ruth Allen the of Fine Arts of the Universe Cora Stewart Na # Educational Association N A. McKeever Mild Welfare Department State University Kath‘reen Dawn H. L Chatter Secttion of Churches

Woman Says Cats Gentle Creatures

Mrs. Geo. Kessler national secretary of the American Cat Association extols cats as gentle, graceful, clean, and useful. She praises their role in homes, granaries, and stores, noting their pest control and comforting presence for spinster households.

Geo. Kessler American Cat Association

Tabby in Danger of Death

Opinion piece arguing cats are gentle and beneficial with mischief mainly from common alley cats. Calls for responsible care and laws to protect cats rather than killing them, noting birds are preyed upon by hungry alley cats and instincts drive such behavior for survival.

Broker Is Charged With Embezzlement

Prosecuting Attorney Loomis Baldrey says charges of embezzlement will be filed against Guy Hudgins, financial agent for the Washington Oregon Holding Co., for allegedly taking over $10,000 from stock selling and loan associations. Hudgins was arrested on a related embezzlement charge tied to a 2000 stock sale of the Seattle Terminal and Dock Co. to Mrs Sophie Christopherson. He was given until Saturday to...

Bellingham Loomia Baldrey Guy Hudgins Washington-Oregon Holding Co Hudgins Seattle Terminal and Dock Co Mra Sophie Christopherson

Sale shrouded with secrecy in surplus material auction

Washington reports the Shipping Board is selling over 300 million dollars of surplus materials at twenty cents on the dollar. Joe W. Powell leader of the emergency fleet says sales reach hundreds of thousands monthly but refuses to name buyers or final cost recovery. Details of litigation are kept from public view as prices and conditions remain secret.

Washington Shipping Board Joe W. Powell Emergency Fleet Corporation Powell

Boy Scouts Plan Christmas Camp at Camp Parsons

Many Boy Scouts plan to spend Christmas vacation at Camp Parsons. Winter camping runs from December 27 to January 2 and those wishing to go should notify headquarters at once.

Boy Scouts Camp Parsons

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