Rally Behind Yakima Posts Over Ruling on Japs Lands
An editorial urge calls Legion members and Americans in Washington to back Yakima valley posts supporting Seo ry of Interior Fall’s ruling barring Japanese from Yakima Indian reservation lands as old titles expire. It warns Japanese pressure could influence business leaders and ministers, urging swift removal if state law and sentiment favor eviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Yakima Valley
Seoiry
Interior
Yakima
Naval arms talks eyed to curb aircraft and subs
The Star reports President Harding may convene a second arms conference with Britain France Italy and Japan to limit airplanes submarines and other naval craft. Critics warn aircraft and subs could be misused, while industry hopes for peaceful uses and possible sun power innovations.
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The
Star
Washington
House Naval Appropriations Committee
Harding
Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Lord Fisher
Admiralty
Staan
Interior farmers charm drive to spread prosperity
The piece notes strong booster campaigns in California and the Middle West proposing large funds to aid farmers. It mentions California groups raising substantial sums to persuade Iowa Kansas and other regions to settle new lands. It ends with a light cultural aside about Christmas shopping and Santa Claus images.
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F& Sound
Middle West
California, Inc
Golden State
California
Iowa
Kansas
Orida
Everglades
Aiberta
Saskatchewan
Dill and Basin Surveyors Endorse Gravity Plan
Dill and Goethals told a Washington house committee that a gravity-based Columbia Basin project is preferable to a grand dam plan. They argued the undertaking is too large for any single agency and requires federal leadership. The remarks followed Dill’s tenure as a senator and included stray, unrelated phrases about personal anecdotes.
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Goethals
Columbia Basin
House
Washington
C. C. Dill
Dill
Volstead Advocates Judicial Shift in Daugherty Case
Chairman Volstead signals a possible federal judgeship for himself while noting earlier dismissal of the Daugherty proceedings. He says Attorney Untermeyer and native Keller may quit the case and mocks Washington insiders calling others lame ducks as the case unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Untermeyer
Keller
Daugherty
Volstead
Washington
Beattie Bank Robber Becomes Penitent in Washington Northward
Ben Wolf DARRY, a shell-shocked woodman turned thief, is paroled from Walla Walla to Beattie and Beatrice Neilsen, with Melville guiding the way toward a claimed gold mine. The trio plan the theft while Beatrice faces Brent and Nelson in a North Cascades journey toward British Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Wolf
Darry
Woodeman
France
Beattie
Walla Walla
Fera Melvilla
Seattle
British Columbia
Mure
Hiram Melville
Snowy Gulch
B. G
Mera
Jeffery Neilson
Pen
Melville
Bnowy Gulch
Beatrice Neilson
Jeffery Neitzen
Ray Brent
Brent
Nelsvon
Chan Heminway
Beatrice
Steel
Hiram
Washington
Letters to the Star Criticizes Ministers and Mayor
M. Reed argues ministers should support the popular mayor and aid the poor. He urges churches to open doors to homeless workers and help them instead of closing venues like dance halls, claiming moral duty over criticizing leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statue
Mayer Brown
M. Reed
Lucille Bt
Cold Car Drafts Spark Illness Complaint
A reader from Green Lake complains that drafty streetcars cause her husband to catch severe colds on his 4:20 am ride to King Street depot. She links the ongoing illness to winter travel and warns of financial hardship from missed payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Lake
King St
Old Order Change and Stabilization Urged by Holloway
A letter from A. B. Holloway of Montesano Washington argues Prof Irving Fisher should advocate government stabilization and mass education as cures for economic instability. He claims profits and miseducation impoverish society, cites Russia and other nations, and calls for government ownership to curb traitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Fisher
New Haven
Conn
Beattle Star
Rusia
Oneland
Italy
Turkey
A. B. Holloway
Montesano, Wash
Mendels Law Questioned by Berlin Study
A Berlin investigation of 687 children from blue eyed parents found 636 blue eyed, 12 brown eyed, and 39 other outcomes. The study asks why a 2 percent exception arises, noting Mendel’s law holds exactly in animals yet shows deviations in humans.
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Berlin
Song and Dance Records for 1910s Progs and Selections
A catalog of music sheets and vocal selections listing various titles and artists such as Morning Glories, Oscar Seagle, Guido Detre, Frank Ferera, Ted Lewis, Paul Specht, Fisk University Jubilee Singers, and Yale songs. Includes titles like Oh How Ive Missed You Mary and Wake Freshmen Wake with medleys and polka and fox trot pieces.
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Seattle Star
the Star Publishing Co
Menterprice Association
United Presse
Reomth
Menthe
Amonth Nicetl & Ruthmen
Francciece
Menadneck
Cateago
Tribune
New York
Pacific
Roston
Tremont
Yakima Legion
Representative Greene
F. Saunders
Thas
America
Fisher
Indus
Raya
Conan
Eiverybody
Santa Claus
Griory
Prruge
Ken
Ian
Brown
Vridge Mann
Hubby
Banta
Science
Mendel
U.S.A
Ocean Fisheries
Rallireed Ave
Columbia
Gioconda
Cielo @ Mar
Heaven and Ocean
Ponli
Charles Hackett
Carmela Ponselle
Tanshawser
Wagner
Soldiers’ Chorus
Faust
Irenate
Metropolitan Opera Oase Orchestra
Oscar Seagle
Tscha
da Jacobsen
Weksing the
Blves
Waits
Paul Specht
Caroline
Svar Swanen Fox-Trota
Eddie Eleins
Ren’ Knees
Levin
Ted Lovwte
Hie Bonde
Frank Wend
Popa
Mike
von and Schench
Kas
Sean al Joleen
Preak Crumit
Buddy
Edwin Dale
Guido Detre
Watts
Moanalua Mula
Frank Ferera
Manon Leecast
Trine Morbide
Inese Soft Ns
Puccini
Rosa Ponache
Mary
Sally
Isene
Ste. A
Eddie E
Prince's Dange Orchestra
Ted Lewis
Mammy
Wen
Stora
Orlaine
Seeley
Fisk University Jubilee Singers
Yale
Teeron
Phonograph
Oscar Seagie
Columbia Records
Columbia Graphophone Company
Remick's
Pike Street Telephone
Elliott
Hopper-Kelly Company
Third Avenue Telephone
Wiliott
Youngs
Union Street
First Ave
Itrom & Nelson Telephone
Ry MU
SIC Shoppe Telephone
SH & Lane
Third Ave
Erke
Music House
Beth Bt
Melody Shop
Second Ave
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