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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1922

Page

9

Immigration commandments shape debate on Pacific Coast policy

The National Committee for Constructive Immigration Legislation led by Dr. Sid Gulick proposes ten commandments for a new U S immigration law. The Star urges a selective policy to curb Japanese influx, favor relocation to desired areas, and promote a patriotic naturalization standard while pushing for broader assimilation and a possible Johnson bill inclusion.

National Committee For Constructive Sid Gulick Pacific Coast America

Kindling Warm Fires In Echoes Of Letters

A draft letter reflects on wasting time kindling fires of the past while urging a gentler spark in the heart. The piece evokes hometown memory and a quiet plea for warmer, lasting fires in daily life.

Heated streetcars urged for comfort and efficiency

A reader argues that heat should be provided to all streetcar riders not just motormen. The letter cites freezing cars on routes like Cowen Park and delays from coasting to reduce speeds, urging better heating and faster service to justify the fare.

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Why Demand Has Dropped Such Extent

The article argues that US farmers earned about $200 in the first year of hardship, with half the population in rural areas. It links low demand to farm overproduction, rising farm debts, and factory shutdowns, noting corn burned for fuel and a cycle of reduced output if farms decline. It stresses systemic market weak spots and potential long-term decline in industry.

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Death Trip in the North Wild with Lounsbury Quest

Vera eee ict Edison Marshall édisoi Brown & co and BILL BRONAON'R father, murdered by his partner Mutheford who stole gold from their mine in the Clearwater. Bill hires to guide a party seeking Harold Lounsbury, missing in the Clearwater years before, as Virginia Tremont and Kenly Lounsbury join the expedition. The group faces brutal winter, tensions over financing, and grim resolve as they push deeper into snowbound wilderness while tracks of bear moose caribou wolf wolverine and lynx mark the treacherous trail.

Bill Bronaon Mutheford Clearwater Bill Bill Ia Harold Lounbbury Pal Conellita Virginia Tremont Lounsbury Kenly Lounbbury Nell Bronson Mill George Jong Crimly Virginia Bul

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