Japan Aims Corner Siberian Riches Thwart U S Capital
Charles H. Smith notes Siberia holds vast resources from fisheries and fur to coal, gold, and agriculture. He warns Japanese aims threaten Western trade, arguing only if Japan is contained can American capital operate in Eastern Siberia.
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U. S
Charles HH. Smith
Siberia
Maritime
Pacific Coast
Amur
Cheremkova
Irkutsk
Kuznetz
Novo Nikolayesk
England
Trans-Baikal
Japan
Chinese movie king leaves for homeland aboard Wenatchee
Zeulieng L. Loo, known as China's first movie magnate, sails back to China on the Wenatchee. He controls four cinemas and a studio in China and predicts a rapid spread of Chinese films worldwide. He notes Seattle has more theatres than China and aims to export films to the United States. A Christmas Tribe celebration is planned in West Seattle at 7 40 p m at the Fairmount Congregational church and Youngstown residents will hold a caroling event at their school.
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Zeulieng L. Loo
China
Wenatchee
Loo
Flowery Kingdom
Columbia University
Seattle
United States
West Seattle
Fairmount Congregational Church
Youngstown
Youngstown School
Washington to gain 8 miles of rail and bridge gift
Olympia reports a plan to receive 8 miles of trackage and a half million dollar bridge from the Great Northern railway if ICC adopts state public works recommendations. The bridge crosses the Columbia near Northport and the track runs from Northport to the Canadian border. Once used to haul ore, the line has fallen into disuse.
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Olympia
Washington
Great Northern Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
State Department of Public Works
Columbia River
Northport
Stevens County
Woodland Park Auto Camp Gets $20,000 Boost
City council ordinance appropriates 20000 for Woodland park auto tourist camp improvements. Supt R E Cha plans to have news ready for the silver travelers at the 1922 season opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodland Park
R. EL Cha
Hart Denies Job Changes In State Agencies
Olympia authorities deny any personnel changes at the state department of business control after John W. Pace returns from the midwest. Rumors said the deaf and blind schools the state training schools and state hospitals might be placed under one head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Hart
State Department of Business Control
John W. Pace
Department
Darwin to Quit at First of the Year
L. H. Darwin will resign as state supervisor of fisheries effective January 1. Ernest A. Seaborg of the state department of fisheries and game will assume Darwin's duties. Darwin has long been a pioneer advocate of salmon conservation in the state.
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Darwin
L. H. Darwin
Ernest A. Seaborg
State Department of Fisheries and Game
State Fisheries Department
Petition to Harding for neuropsychiatric training center
The American Legion asks President Harding to establish a neuropsychiatric training center for 1333 Northwest veterans disabled in vocational training by nervous disorders from their service. Fort Lawton in Seattle is recommended as a suitable site.
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Northwest
The
American Legion
Harding
Fort Lawton
Birthday Dinner for Meeker Pioneer Celebrated
Meeker Stra Meeker, Northwest pioneer, will be guest of honor at a two part birthday dinner hosted by the Borrowed Time club. The first meal at 2 p.m. at Meves' cafeteria will be followed by a second celebration later in the same venue, with a public reception after. Meves' invites all residents over 70 to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stra Meeker
Northwest
Meves
Mevea
Everett Man Held for Robbery of Newspaper Workers
Roy Chaley alias Toronto Tommy, with a criminal record in New Zealand dating to 1885, is held in Everett for the hold up of two newspaper workers ten days ago.
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Everett
New Zealand
Roy Chaley
Toronto
Tommy
Tacoma Tops Seattle in Exports for November
Tacoma surpassed Seattle in export value for lumber flour and copper in November per figures from Harbormaster W G Rowland, highlighting Tacoma’s growing trade activity.
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Tacoma
Seattle
W. G. Rowland
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