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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1921

Page

10

Japanese Americans raise civic rights and immigration concerns

Seattle councilman calls out government inaction as he warns of growing American born Japanese population. He cites 1000 Japanese births in King County last year, 1000+ school age children, and demands vigilance over voting power and integration into politics amid immigration debates.

Eity Council Philip Tindail Alfred K Tetsumi United States Tindall King County Apancee Roosevelt Seattle Seattle Public Schools

Dormie Acquitted of Cat Slaughter in San Francisco

In San Francisco Police Judge Isle Jacks dismissed the charge of cat slaughter against Dormie a pedigreed dog. The ruling held local ordinances conflicting with California constitutional rights of dogs and favored Dormie after attorney James Brennan moved for dismissal. Dormie wagged his tail in court and leaped into his owner Jack McMillan’s arms.

Ban Francisco Isle J. Jacks Dormie Airedale Sunbeam Jacks San Francisco Dormic State of California James T. Brennan Jack McMillan

Warning Voices on Public School Maturity and Marriage

A speaker questions mingling of boys and girls in public schools and warns residents that neglect could burden future generations. The call to action urges the community to awaken before consequences unfold and to act in time for their children.

Baby's Tooth Delights Beggar's Opera Cast at Metropolitan

London born star Charles McGrath plays Lockit in the Beggar's Opera at the Metropolitan theatre as the Berra Opera company rehearses backstage. Polly Peachum, Miss Sylvia Nelle, discusses life in America while the baby’s tooth becomes the running joke of the tour.

Charles McGrath Lockit SDAM Polly Sylvia Nelle London Bo Poly America Sir Thomas Beecham Covent Garden Cork Charles MaGrath Royal College of Music Royal Opera Colla Turrill Lacy Lackit Vera Hurst Peachum England Mies Turrill Herman Gelheuren Arthur Wynn Phyllis Hillier United States Alfred Heather Heather Gladys Johnson Nanty Lock Dorianne Bawn Heramp MacHeath Percy Percy Heming Percy Tts

Minister Made Police Chief In Youngstown Move

Mayor Fleet George Oles of Youngstown asks Dr. L. G. Batman, a minister, to lead the police department as part of a pledge to curb sin in the city. The appointment signals a moral reform push and places a religious leader at the helm of law enforcement.

Youngstown Ohio Fleet George Oles L. G. Batman

Life Insurance Day Marks National Thrift Week Start

January 17 begins National Thrift Week with Life Insurance Day events led by A J Quigley W F John and Joseph J Greenwell. Posters will appear in bank and business windows as literature on life insurance is distributed. A separate incident reports bank cashier G K Grindley locking five men in a cage and shouting Bandits to police in Chicago.

Ben.jamin Franklin A. J. Quigley Beattle Life Underwriters’ Asociation W. F. John Joseph J. Greenwell Eff. Twins Lusinone Chicago G. _K. Grindley

Burglar Returns Loot From Year-Old Christmas Theft

Mrs J C Howster of 1414 2th avenue reported to police that her gold Waltham wrist watch stolen last Christmas has been returned bearing a Christmas greeting. The note read I wish you the compliments of the season. Police noted the unusual act.

Mra

Bank Examiners Referred To In Testimony

An unclear quoted remark cites bank examiners, with the phrase they said. The context remains unspecified.

Russian Trade Draws Nearer

Washington officials report progress in U S Soviet trade relations as changes in the soviet form of element are observed. A soviet element official visited the United States to act as a purchasing agent for Russian relief, using gold to buy supplies for Russia.

Rusia Mumia Basia United States Russia

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