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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1920

Page

19

Anti-Jap Petitions Spread for Initiative Measure 31

Veterans in Seattle and across Washington circulate anti Japanese land ownership petitions to bar foreign leasing of agricultural lands. Jules Markow reports 260 signatures. a veterans committee organized to send petitions to every post in the state. The circular cites governor support and conventions backing strict Japanese exclusion and warns valleys like White and Puyallup to resist Japanese settlement.

Seattle Veterans of Foreign Ware Jules Markow Mist Division Association Y Post Veterans of Bert C. Ross Miller Free Man Ewing D. Colvin Philip Tindall California Puyallup Tecoma Beattie Yakima Japan Wash

Tea estates shutter as industry mood falters in Colombo

Several low country tea estates close amid grave industry mood downturn. Government urged to abolish export tax. A Chinese trust controls the dye weed on firecrackers made from eibuca, a Philippine wood.

Colombo

I Was Chosen in the National Halo Girl Beauty Contest

An aspiring performer recalls early stage life with the Ziegfeld and Mayflower circuits. She describes fan letters from high school girls and a chance encounter with a persistent man at the stage door who pressures her for a date and a possible job offer, ending with her fleeing to her cousin.

Girif Halosgirle Ziegfeld Mayflower Photoplay Corporation Lilenfeld Chris Min Arma Edna Fanna Mr. White Peter Monroe Wis Edith May Florenz Ziegfeld New York Mike May Edith Miriam Cooper

Marshal Foch Receives Belgian Title in Spa

PAMIS France December reports Marshal Foch added the title Reus geole of Boa by a Belgian municipality in Spa according to a luminated manuscript. The question remains how to address him now.

Marshal Foch Spa Pamis France Marshal Foch Haa

Germans from Tihine territories join French Foreign Legion

A large wave of German nationals from the occupied Tihine territories enlist in the French Foreign Legion, seeking service abroad amid wartime upheaval.

Tihine Fereign Legon

Pick Successor to Sen Lamping for 82nd District

Voters in the 82nd Senatorial district Beattie will cast ballots in a special election December 21 called by Gov. Hart to fill the vacancy after Senator George Lamping resigned upon becoming port commissioner. The district runs from Youler Way to Denny Way with Lake Washington and Lake Union marking its eastern and northern edges.

Beattie Hart Tost George BR. Lamping Lamping Wes Youler Way Lake Washington Broadway Ping Weet Pine Hellevue Bellevue Denny Way Weatlake Lake Union

Women Jurors Weep but Do Their Duty

A coroner's jury of women in Prim, Pennsylvania found city polietor Martin C. Cornell responsible for the death of William Chuly hit by a motor vehicle. Cornell's defense claimed he was at home at the time of the accident.

Prim, Pa Martin C. Cornell

It's to Be Weaker Sex No More Decree

London dispatch reports the Woman's Freedom league deriding the idea of women as weaker. They declare women's role is equal to men and that women can govern secrets and pursue public life, challenging prevailing gender norms.

Orce Eleventh Avenue London Woman's Freedom League Stags Tandon Sevenoaks Iaenae Hackville

Verdun battlefield mule joins Texan camp as mascot

In Galveston on December 19 Texan soldiers acquire a mule named Mile Verdun born on the Verdun battlefield in France. The animal is taken to Camp Travis as a mascot for troops eager to donate blood for a $25 fee.

Galveston Tex Verdun Verdun Battefield France Travis Mascot

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