Controversy Over Salmon Fishing Rules Shapes Northwest Debate
In the Senate Bill 127 debate the proposed fishing limits spark protest from trollers who say section 59 cuts outside trolling until August 1 and threatens hundreds of boats. They argue purse seiners already harvest more salmon and assert trolling is economical, while supporters cite conservation. The piece notes tensions with Puget Sound interests and mentions Port Angeles and a shift toward local canneries.
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Prohibition Victory Flushed Smoke Battle Sparks No Tobacco League
A Sacramento area salvo on prohibition portrays a so called victory flushed army targeting tobacco and Sunday amusements. Leaders aim to ban tobacco and impose moral reforms while debates show internal strains and calls for arbitration amid enforcement plans.
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Recalcitrant Leaders Spark Debate on Americanism and Deportation
A German born rancher near Seattle provokes patriotic anger with a remark on deporting alien workers. The piece questions government consistency, democracy, and the meaning of Americanism amid calls for punishment of those in power, citing copperhead rhetoric and social unrest.
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Comic Snippets and Quips From Early 20th Century Columns
A collage of jokes, gibes, and brief vignettes from a vintage page. Stories touch on family, military life, theater, diplomacy, and social quirks with quick witticisms and witty exchanges. Notable lines include a child’s prayer, a horse training quip, and playful put-downs from various anecdotes.
Letters to the Star Editor on strikes and irrigation policy
A reader praises The Star for patriotic wartime coverage and urges Labor to purge agitators. The letter argues profiteering worsens wage gaps and promotes a future peaceful civilization if strikes fade. A second letter advocates extensive irrigation to revitalize land between the Cascades and Rockies and calls readers to pressure officials. The writer cites Utah, Arizona, Colorado as examples and urges action now.
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Change of Attitude Toward China Shown in U S Loan Plan
Washington signals a 42 bank syndicate may fund a China loan without government guarantees. The plan hinges on spending for specified contracts, with repayment supported by U S influence. The shift contrasts with past nonguarantees and highlights Chicago bankers leading a $50 million estimate amid West's rising influence.
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Native Virginian praises The Star editor and staff
A Virginian writer lauds The Star editor and staff for their fearless stance against foreign elements. He asserts Americans will run their country and credits the paper for bold, patriotic Americanism.
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The Prayer of the A E F Satirical WWI Verses
A verse spoofing The Lord's Prayer recast for World War I context. It lampoons military life with lines about back pay, army fatigue, and occupation duties. Attributed to Cook M DPD Simpson evac hospital No 18 in France.
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Thoroughly Cleanse the Liver and Keep Well WHAT TO EAT
An old health ad touts liver and kidney cleansing through diet. It urges limited meat, suggests roughage like potatoes with skin and whole wheat bread, and promotes a vegetable laxative and Anuric aid, with water, exercise, and a mail order claim from Dr W M Pierce in Buffalo.
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