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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1921

Page

16

Witt Reports to Henderson on Municipal Railway Economy

Peter Witt's report on the municipal railway will not come before the city council until next week. The utilities committee referred it to D. W. Henderson, superintendent of railways, for his views on the economies suggested. The two reports will likely be jointly considered by the council utilities committee next Thursday morning. Everett. Park Auto Stage Co. of Seattle has purchased the Washington Transit Co. and the Everett Seattle Union stage lines.

Peter Witt Everett Washington Transit Co Seattle Park Auto Stage Co

Agricultural Bloc Will Continue Fight in Senate

The agricultural bloc led by Senators Capper and Kellogg will persist in pressing for fair treatment on banks rails and manufacturing. They seek a cooperative farm marketing bill, representation on the federal reserve board rural credit, and repeal of Esch Cummins garment against guarantees. They oppose expanding tariff adjustment power and further tax cuts though Ford lease talks linger.

Harry Hunt Washington Capper Kansan Senate Marding Congress Secretary of War Weeks New York Harding Weeks Federal Reserve Board Esch-Cummins Tariff Commission Henry Ford Muncie Shoals Bloc Ford Altho Kellogg Nelson Minnesota Cummins Town Curtin Kansas

Raspberry Poem Inspiration By George A Barth

George A Barth of 4615 Garden Street writes about a poem titled The Brook and notes raspberries blooming despite four inches of snow in his yard. He tends red raspberries in winter margins.

George A. Barth Garden St Barth

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