Japan Resents U S Loans To The Chinese
Nov 25 report from Torio notes foreign powers wary of America financing China. The Four Power loan group led by Germany debates lending to the Chinese republic. Japan England France and Russia weigh in while Tokyo papers warn loans to China carry political entanglements and group privilege.
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Torio
Mall
China
America
Four Power Land Group
Germany
Chinese Department of Commerce
Continental Commercial Bank of Chicago
Japan
England
France
Russia
Tokio Kokumin
Four
Egg ranchers clash over costs and boycotts in H G L
A Letters to the Editor section features readers arguing over the impact of boycotts on egg ranchers, cost of living, and market prices. One writer defends egg producers while others push for public ownership and reforms. A separate note from Louis Cobbut h discusses public markets and economic cooperation.
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The
Star
the Star
Homekeepers’ Club of
Seattle
T. N. Dale
Mr. Vernon
Wash
Moitor the
A. E. Goodwin
Louis Cobbuth
Sixth Ave
Girl and Woman Sought by Police in Twin Cities
A 15 year old girl Amanda Skavlin disappeared after leaving the Swedish Mission Home for a walk and did not return. A young woman Elizabeth Helen Young, also 15, vanished after attending a theatrical performance. Police seek both in Minneapolis and St Paul.
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Minneapolis
Twin Cities
Amanda Skavlin
Miss Skaviin
Elizabeth Helen Young
Ward Off Winter Complexion with Mercurized Wax Treatment
Read-like advertisement warns winter skin becomes dry and discolored. It recommends a cold cream with mercurized wax nightly and washing in the morning. A simple saxolite face bath is proposed to reduce wrinkles, promising a youthful, healthy look in a week.
Rural Subscribers Urge Bread Boycott and Farm Reform
Rural Subscribes call for broader boycotts to lower food prices arguing cheaper feed would help ranchers and dairy, while fearing a plunge in wheat and poultry profits. A Star Reader criticizes Representative Boyle and party faction ties, urging higher ideals and independent leadership in the legislature.
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the Star
Seattle
Seattle Club
H.C. of L
Emall
Boyle
Guy C. Kelly
Moch
National Opposed to Woman Suffrage Convention Report
The Star highlights a Washington convention by the National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage. Members are women who oppose voting, arguing women gain influence through home life and that votes do not improve politics or elections. The keynote asserts women’s power lies in the home over public affairs.
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the Star
Washington
Sale of Slightly Used Pianos With Easy Payments
To buyers of limited means a clearance offers ex changed pianos and player pianos at unheard prices. We provide easy payments on many makes including Hardman Conover Steger Story Clark and 16 others. Invest a little Christmas money for family happiness.
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Hardman, Conover
Steger & Sons
Story & Clark
Yastion
Heating Cars Could Be Held In Duty To Passengers
H A Martin writes to The Star about heating streetcars during cold weather. He recalls An earlier case against the GN Railway Co where overheating led to illness and a settlement. He suggests similar legal action against the Puget Sound Traction Light and Power Co to compel heating and possibly prompt heed from the public utility.
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the Star
Puget Sound Traction. Light & Power Co
G N. Ry. Co
H. A. Martin
Pension plan for city employees questioned by taxpayer
A taxpayer questions why city workers should receive pensions while other employees in the city must quit for better jobs. He argues taxpayers, many with families and rising taxes, already burdened, should not fund pensions for a favored class and urges fair treatment for all who need it.
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the Star
Poultryman criticizes price pressures on eggs and feed
A letter to The Star from a poultryman protests rising costs and lower egg prices. He urges targeting packers and millers rather than poultrymen in Seattle, arguing the industry struggles amid stump land and high feed costs.
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the Star
Millers
Western
Seattle
A.m
Stocks Sell Down Under Pressure
New York stock market opened under heavy selling pressure today and despite some recoveries the losses from yesterday’s crash widened by one to four points in many stocks.
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New York
Altho
Stock Exchange
Consumers' League Holds Annual Meeting
The Consumers' League holds its annual meeting Friday afternoon at the Chamber of Commerce assembly hall on the top floor of the Arctic Building. Members will review the year's work and plan continued activities for the organization.
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Consumers’ League
The
Chamber of Commerce
Arctic
League
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