Secretary Fall Attacks Alaska Bill Hearings
A derisive scene in Senate Territories Committee sees Secretary of the Interior Fall accuse the president of forcing Alaska policy and boast about coercion. The Cummins bill would reallocate Alaska governance and fund a Seattle to Alaska steamship line, while Fall and New push a rival measure transferring Alaska forests and the 400 mile railway to Fall’s control, prompting claims of intimidation acts and political brinkmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Senate
Secretary of the Interior
Fall
United States
Mr. Fall
Cummins
Interior
Seattle
Government
All We Friends of
Harry New
Senate Committee
New
Agricultural Department
Advertising and commerce lessons from Pearline tale
A long excerpt argues continual advertising builds business, citing Pearline as a warning about stopping ads. It notes years needed to regain volume after halting campaigns and stresses keeping the 18 percent young demographic informed to gain new customers while retaining older buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prarfine
Ted
Russia's Bolshevik Experiment Faces Setbacks and Reassessment
A speech discusses Bolshevik failures and possible shifts toward private property under Lenin, arguing the Russian working class may regain leadership, while foreseeing a rapid convalescence and potential benefits to labor conditions globally. The speaker also notes historic ties and a digression about a Japanese film trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenin
Kansia
Russia
Europe
Letters to Editor call for safety on elevated road curve
J Butter of West Beattie urges Seattle transit safety after dangerous curve near Skinner and Keddy Highway. He blames motormen, warns of high speed risk, asks for visible SLOW signs and prompt fire safety measures to prevent deadly accidents. He invites more resident views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eoity
Skinner & Keddy
Hipyarda
Seattle
West Beattie
J. Butter
Toe
Paches' Review Attacks Farm Bloc in Congress
A Star editorical blast denounces a Wall Street bank bloc in Congress for backing farm aid while profiting from deflation and banknotes. It argues the federal currency favors banks, not farmers, and urges an industrial bloc to aid productive enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Congress
U. S. Treasury
Treasury
Wilson
Federal Reserve Act
Bankers’ Blog
Federal Reserve Bank
Just Darn Fool Questions on Public Plight and Spending
A reader voices frustration over leaders who aid distant causes while neglecting local needs. The question cites efforts to save nations amid blaming diplomats, and criticizes a $19 000 Green Lake water project as misallocated mercy, urging job creation locally instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Lake
Political Factions in the Movement and Citizen Action
The writer criticizes numerous inner movement factions for infighting and argues ordinary citizens neglect to contact their congressmen about votes. He contrasts this with big corporations that regularly lobby for their interests, implying citizens fail to act as effectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Mosier
The Reward of Efficiency Is Immediate
Stephen J. Miller argues U S workers must compete with Europeans through high production to sustain living standards. He cites Ford as a model of efficiency, noting large output, higher wages, and broad ownership, while warning that shorter hours raise prices and curb productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen J. Miller
University of Washington
U. S
Henry
Ford
North woods romance hints at a northern regime encounter
Bill, a rugged Bradleyburg man, waits at a hotel and observes a well-dressed couple arrive by car. He feels a sudden, powerful attraction to Virginia Tremont, a city girl drawn toward the northern frontier as plans unfold around disappearances and a tense social divide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Placer
Long
Kenly Lounsbury
Virginia Tremont
Wight
Bill
Long River
Bradleyburg
Bourne
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pewepaper Mn
End
United Press Servicea
Seattle Star
Newberry
Sen. Reed
Maser
I. K. Meagher
Indiana
Henry Ford
Hen
Tom White
Continental Army
Washington
Rep. White
Kana
Kateudo Shaechin Katbushita Kaisha
Little Boy Blue
Eugene Field
Blue
Key
Esterday
Donkey
Lon Don
Editor
The
Star
Aetter
Aiwridge Mann
Barty
Ciritge Tomn
Cascarets
Knights of Columbus
Cou
Gregeg
Weldink
East Marion St
Edison Marshall
Little Brown & Co
WEA Barvice
Spirin
Bayer
U. 8
Federal Reserve
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!