Seattle Mayor Praises Star Editorials and Stabilizes City
In February 1919 Seattle Mayor Ole Hanson praises The Seattle Star for editorial stance against Bolsheviks and for printing 100000 papers to inform citizens. He vows full protection with 1500 police and 1500 Camp Lewis soldiers, guaranteeing security and essential services while promising swift action against violators.
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Letter writers praise Seattle Star during 1919 city strike
Citizens commend The Seattle Star for its patriotic stance amid a general strike. Letters from W. D. Morrison, Thomas Burke, and W. Mackintosh celebrate government of law and order, urge swift passage of relief bills for soldiers, and hail troops patrolling Seattle streets with pride.
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Appeals to Seattle Star readers in 1919 pro Americanism letters
A flood of letters from Seattle residents praising The Seattle Star for its war era stance and labor coverage. Contributors from Beattie to Crookall express loyalty and urge continued subscription. others urge strong police authority and condemn union tactics.
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Spirit of Age praise letter to editor urges patriotism
A reader commends the editor for embodying the spirit of the age and Americanism. The writer urges weeding out unpatriotic elements and continuing the good work for an American newspaper serving the people.
Star editors praised for stand during Seattle strike
A collection of letters to the Seattle Star from February 1919 lauds the newspaper for its courageous stance during a strike. Contributors from Seattle and surrounding areas praise Americanism, loyalty, and the paper’s resilience amid upheaval, with some ordering subscriptions and support.
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