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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1921

Page

6

End of Week Honors Fireman McWatters and Local Helpers

The report salutes Fireman H A McWatters of Engine No 1 for saving Ernest D Tyler during a West Seattle landslide. It also commends Elvida Ellingson for serving hot coffee to rescuers, Melba Ellingson for assisting, and Peggie Nager for building a raft to reach safety across the flooded White River valley.

H. A. McWatters E. Harrison Jr Ernest D. Tyler Star Tyler West Seattle Elvida Ellingson Harbor Ave Seattle Melba Ellingson Elvida Peggie Nager Tukwila White River Iine

Hats Off to Battalion Fire Chief P Z O Connor

Hats off to Fire Chief P Z O Connor and Engine Company No 3 for a night of flood rescue in Rainier Valley. Their teams used a rowboat to save seven families as floodwaters engulfed homes and a trapped man was led from a basement.

P. Z. O'Connor Angel Place Rainier Valley Frank Sagmaster Pany No. 3 O'Connor

Three-Way Electric Stove Wins Big in Seattle-Made Show

A Seattle made three in one stove combines a transite plate with a metal base and optional toaster rack. The patent by Barker eight months ago powers a hot plate that can tilt to 45 degrees. Demand soars with shipments to the East and California, where an assembling plant is planned. Prices range from four to ten dollars.

Seattle Barker Threeway California J. Bogatin Electrical Distributing Company Seventh Ave Everglo

Russian Grand Opera Company Arrives in Seattle

The Russian Grand Opera Company, about 50 voices with a six dancer ballet and 20-piece orchestra, arrived in Seattle aboard the Fushimi Maru after a three year Orient tour and escape from Bolsheviks. They may perform Tchaikovsky Pique Dame as Seattle debut before a San Francisco engagement. Conducted by Michael Pivetsky and Eugene Furst, managed by Les Peodoroff.

Russian Grand Opera Company Petrograd Odessa Seattle Orient Ekaterinburg San Francisco Michael Pivetsky Eugene Furst Les Peodoroff United States

One Dead and One Wounded in Belfast Riots Declared

Belfast reports a renewal of fighting between Ulster and Sinn Fein gunmen with one man killed and another wounded. Police efforts continue as clashes erupt in the city.

Belfast Ulster Sinn Fein

Nonpartisans plan state league movement in California

Walter Mills of Berkeley announces a plan for a state wide nonpartisan league with 100000 prospective members and a 1 million dollar treasury. A meeting is set for Modesto on January 15 to form the organizing committee. Membership costs 19 dollars and the group vows full organization before any active campaign. The response comes from farmers workers and many business and professional men.

Berkeley Cal California Politica Walter Mills Modesto Mille Milte

Girls Debate Sweetie Rights With Critical University Men

A campus dispute centers on a Columna article and replies about coeds social behavior and dating at the university. Readers volley perspectives on coed efficiency, social calendars, and men’s expectations, with critics mocking the editor’s stance as controversy spreads across campus.

Harold Marquis Caae Judy Ogrady Columna

Jacobs Records Flood Scene and Train Wreck Route

Photographer Jacobs of the Liberty News braved flood territory for four days to document the rampaging Skykomish and Miller rivers. He crossed six miles from Index on foot after losing his vehicle in a scuffle, amid fallen trees and hazardous roads while reaching the mail train wreck site. Three Marines from the recruiting station were promoted from private to sergeant during the period.

Rank Jacobs Liberty News Weekly Index

Controversy at campus editor’s stance sparks debate

A campus newsroom facing internal disputes over editorial discretion prompts a heated discussion. Faculty and student leaders weigh values of bravery, press freedom, and institutional guidance amid conflicting viewpoints on reporting and tone.

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