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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1921

Page

4

Immigration debate heats over new Johnson bill in House

Washington December 27 The 3 percent immigration law proves inadequate as debate rages in House immigration committees led by Chairman Albert Johnson. Johnson's bill No 9454 would limit future immigration to spouses parents and minor children of current residents. Proponents cite reductions while opponents warn of family hardship. The American Federation of Labor and American Legion back further limits with President Harding reportedly opposed and possibly prepared to veto the measure.

Washington House Albert Johnson Congress Johnson America Box Texas Vaile Colorado Siegel American Federation of Labor American Legion Harding

Great Silver Mine Found in Yukon Richest Vein Reported

Mayo Camp in the Yukon is described as one of the richest silver fields opened. Frank Lowe cites over 2500 tons of ore shipped this year and notes a four foot wide vein at 150 feet deep that grows richer with depth. Winter work continues with spring expectations for large shipments.

Vancouver B. C Mayo Camp Yukon Frank Lowe Dawson Lowe Tacoma Mills

Needy Receive Christmas Dinner at VOA Mission

Two thousand destitute men were served a Christmas dinner Monday afternoon at the Volunteers of America mission on Washington Street. The event, arranged by Mr and Mrs Fred T Lindsay, officers of the Northwestern regiment, featured a musical and dramatic program by Mrs N B Taylor Mrs George B West Miss Eva Westermark and Mrs George B West.

Volunteers of America Mission Washington St Fred T. Lindsay Northwestern Regiment The Volunteers of America N. B. Taylor George B. West Eva Westermark

England Going Dry, Predicts Pussyfoot

William E. Johnson known as Pussyfoot predicts a global shift to prohibition, likening England to a hen hatching ducks. He cites dry trends in the U S Canada New Foundland New Zealand Australia South Africa and India and forecasts Ireland turning dry next. He plans a southern US dry tour starting Asheville N C on January 1 and recalls London students injuring him last year.

Westerville William E Pussyfoot) Johnson Pussyfoot England United States Canada New Foundland New Zealand Australia South Africa India London Puseyfoot Ireland Sinn Oporta

Philippines A Rich Land Mantla

Governor Wood plans to reorganize the lands bureau and survey public domain in the Philippines. Acting governor general Charles B. Yeater says the islands can support a population equal to the U S and notes 120000 square miles of land with vast tillable areas and rich forests far surpassing Japan.

United States Yeater Japan Philippines

Palace Hip staff celebrate Christmas dinner at Roldt's

Actors and employees of Loew's Palace Hip held a Christmas dinner Monday night at Roldt's restaurant on Second Ave and Madison St. The event lasted into the early morning hours with Joseph Mueller, manager of the Seattle playhouse, hosting for Marcus Loew.

Loew's Palace Hip Roldt Second Ave Madison St Joseph Mueller Seattle Playhouse Marcus Loew

Advertising Men to Form Seattle Advertising Association

Plans have been laid for a Seattle chapter of the Northwest Advertising Service association. H. B. Sieck of Botaford Constantine & Tytler has called a Thursday noon meeting in the Bon Marche tea room to organize.

Seattle Northwest Advertising Service Association H. 8. Sieck Botaford, Constantine & Tytler

Dinner Held on Stage at Orpheum Theatre

Carl Reiter manager of the Orpheum Theatre gave a Christmas dinner on the stage after the performance. He hosted about 40 actors and theatre employees. White Swan Adela infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Allen dies suddenly from spinal meningitis.

Orpheum Carl Reiter Orpheum Theatre White Swan Adela Daniel Allen

Mountaineers Issue Annual Publication Details Peak Conquest

Trobert I Walkinshaw and Beattie at torney describe in the Mountaineers Annual the conquest of ilaclor peak by 67 members. The report notes the body of Capitola Hanon, 22, who died after drinking poison December 17 at city hospital while being shipped for burial by her father who arrived Monday from May N D.

Trobert I. Walkinshaw Beattie Han Mountaineers Ilaclor Peak Capitola Hanon Hunday Perndale

Stage Accident Kills Woman in Idaho Coaster

In Kellogg Idaho Dee 27 Mrs Stephen Corrick 40 of Wardner died when an auto stage overturned during a sled run. She was coasting with Richard Crane 14. the boy leaped free while Mrs Corrick was crushed and killed instantly.

Kellogg Idaho Dee Stephen Corrick Wardner Richard Crane Corrick

Death Notice for Mrs. Rachel Longfellow 75

Mrs Rachel Longfellow 75 died Monday night at her home 622 Columbia et She is survived by a sister Mrs Hattie Bell and others Funeral arrangements pending in this notice.

Rachel, Longfellow Columbia

Christmas Party by Thespians at We Pantages Theatre

Theaters troupe hosts a December celebration for forty eight entertainers at the Georgian hotel with Ferris Hartman as Santa Claus. A telegram from Alexander Vantagen conveyed greetings to the group.

We Pantages Theatre Georgian Hotel Ferris Hartman Banta Claus Alexander Vantagen

Longfellow Siblings Named in Montana Notice

Of Glendive Montana and three sons John H Longfellow of Beattie Edward E Longfellow of East Lake City and Jamen M Longfellow of

Glendive Mont John H. Longfellow Beattie Edward E. Longfellow East Lake City Jamen M. Longfellow

Y. Gives Dinner for Its Dormitory Men

Dormitory men of the Y were sent to a dinner Monday with nearly one hundred present. The dinner was followed by a program.

Death of Civil War veteran to be buried in Lewiston

The body of Georges PD a Civil War veteran died at his daughter Ma Wn Nie Cummer home on Ninth Avenue. The remains will be shipped to Lewiston for burial by the Home Taking Company.

Georges PD Ma Wnnie Cummer Ninth Ave Lewleton, Ho

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