U S and Britain urged to cooperate for world peace
Vice Admiral Sir William C. Pakenham told Seattle Chamber of Commerce members that the disarmament conference in Washington is the first step toward universal peace. The Raleigh ship tour to San Francisco preceded a Rainier Club dinner with leaders including Admiral Hoogewerff and Lt Gov Coyle. A tree planting in memory of British sailors who died in WWI was announced with ceremonies planned along the Seattle Tacoma line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
William C. Pakenham
Navy
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Raleigh
Rainier Club
San Francisco
Teal
Seattle
Admiral Pakenham
Stimson
Robert Boyns
W. J. Coyle
Johnn A. Hoogewerff
Comandant
Puget Sound Navy
H. H. Gowen
Colling
Tacoma
Sunnydale School
Des Moines
Bernard Petty
Railways and Lumber Rally as West Leads Recovery
H P Barling reports optimism in rail and lumber sectors with East lagging. Milwaukee will receive 2 500 coal cars as railroads restore equipment, using Pacific Northwest fir wood. West Coast lumber production rose 66 187 169 feet with shipments up 10 percent. new business up 27 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific North West
H. P. Barling
Milwaukee Hines
Seattle
Atlantic Coast
Barling
Earling
Milwaukee
Pacific North West Fir
West Coast Lumbermen's Association
Port, Chamber protest federal plan to close Seattle depot
Seattle's port commission and the Chamber of Commerce object to the abandonment of the local United States Army quartermaster depot at Lander Street dock. They claim the Seattle depot operates at 2 percent of the cost of the same institution in San Francisco, a stance announced late Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Port Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Washington, D. C
United States Army Quartermaster
Lander St. Dock
San Francisco
Girl S Death of Polly Redick Linked to Bernice Redick Find
Columbus report says Polly Redick, a four year old, was slain by hypnotically controlled Bernice Redick in a dual personality case studied by Dr H H Goddard. Polly’s death end the strange episode after four months of possession attempts and shifting control between the two. Bernice remains hospitalized but hopes to recover and pursue a musical and intellectual life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Scenee
Polly Redick
Bernice Redick
Dre. H. H. Goddard
Bureau of Juvenile Research
Bernice
Polly
Ality
Hernice
Nation wide civility essay contest announced in New York
The Fifth Ave Coach Co announces a civility campaign essay contest with 77 prizes totaling 1000 dollars. Open to all U.S. residents, essays under 500 words on civility must be mailed by February 23 to the Civility Contest Editor, Fifth Ave Coach Co, 10 EF 102nd St New York. First prize 150 dollars, second 100, many smaller prizes follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fifth Ave. Coach Co
Fifth Ave
1922 Record of Pedestrians Hit by Automobiles
A series of pedestrian hits by cars reported in 1922 includes an uninjured 8 year old hit at 10th Ave N EF and FE 66th St by an unnamed driver. 8 year old Edward Corrigan died after being struck at 23rd Ave and I Union. another 8 year old bumped head by a car on Thomas St and Broadway. an unknown man fell from a street car and was not injured. J Peterson struck an unknown boy at 24th Ave and Lane St chasing a stick. a 10 year old girl named Hoyer struck at Duwamish Ave and Juneau Ave and treated. and last year’s date records four injuries, totaling 46 for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Mounies
10Th Ave
Mounies
Edward Corrigan
24Rd Ave
23Rd Ave
I. Union
A. ©. Cohen
First Ave
Eastern Ave
J. Peterson
49Th Ave
24Th Ave
Lane St
Hoyer
GC. B. Welch
Rh F. P. 65
Duwamish Ave
Juneau
City Hospital
Seattle Politician Seeks Repeal Of Direct Primary Law
Jay Thomas files with the secretary of state in Olympia to repeal the direct primary law and the initiative and referendum act. A signature drive will begin soon to qualify the measures for voter consideration, Thomas says the repeal will reduce taxpayer costs and let parties pick their own candidates without outside interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Thomas
Seattle
Olympia
Thoman
Thomas
Rosedale Club plans regional gathering and power links
The Rosedale Improvement Club calls a general meeting of peninsula clubs soon, with Gig Marbor noting potential gains from connecting Gray’s Harbor to Puget Sound. Olympia hot lunch system shows strong results across the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosedale
Gray's Harbor
Puget Sound
Portland Power Lines
A. Grobensky
Hoquiam Commercial Club
Olympia
Grand Opera Civic Project Takes Shape in Chicago
Chicago announces Civic Opera association will take over the Chicago Grand Opera company May 1. Mary Garden stays as director. Samuel Insull elected president. board includes Gen. Charles Dawes and other leaders. They will raise 506000 dollars yearly for five years to guarantee the opera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grand Opera
Civic Opera Association
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Mary Garden
Samuel Snaull
Insull
Charles Dawes
Officers Selected for Banks of City
The Clearing House Association of Seattle reelected M. V. F. Backus of the National Bank of Commerce as president for 1922. J. A. Bwalwell was chosen vice president and J. A. Spangler reelected secretary for the 16th term. New and reassigned posts include J. T. McVay and J. W. Maxwell on the committee, with others filling director and cashier roles across multiple local banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle National Bank
J. T. McVay
Metropolitan National Bank
J W. Maxwell
National City Bank
W. H. Parsons
Dexter Horton National Bank
N. HH. Latimer
Clearing House
Beattice Banks
Union National
Caspar W. Clarke
Feil Mack
Foreign Department
Ralph Stacy
Bank
Co. W. Wiley
Toda Dry Dock Company
FF. OG. Frink
Washington Tron Works
J. H. Mallinger
Stewart & Holmes Drug Co
George W. Allen
Northwest
National Surety Company
Dexter Morton National
D. F
D. F E. Phinner, President Bkinner & Keddy Corp
Chester M. Latimer
Seaboard National
C. H. Howell
HB. J. Gates
C. J. C. Dutton
National City
Mre
Harriet W. Rhodes
Rhodes Co
Northwest Trust & State
K. P. Callahan
Anaitennt
Corwin Shank
KB. L. Skeei
Board of
Okuda and Mildred Elected to Board
Japanese Commercial-WH.WL Okuda and Mildred have been elected to the board. Other banks reported no changes from their annual elections, but the Savings rank will not act until February 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okuda
Mildred
Rank For Savings
Mrs Fischer Wins Masquerade Prize at Sullivan’s Academy Drill
Mrs Casper Fischer rode La Hunta to first prize among 16 costumed entrants in a Chinese girl disguise at Sullivan’s Academy Hiding club masquerade drill on Wednesday night. Doris Owen on Polly, Jones B. Ferris on Fabs, and Mae Bartlett Henderson on Lady R also earned prizes. post-event reception was held at Mr and Mrs Carper Fischer at 600 Olympia Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper Fischer
Sullivan's Academy Hiding Club
Mies Doris Owen
Misa Jones B. Ferris
Mae Bartlett Henderson
Carper Fischer
Olympia Place
Presbyterian Rally to Be Held Friday in Seattle
Rev. H. C. Swearingen of Hope Presbyterian Church St. Paul will be guest of honor at Seattle Presbyterian day. Swearingen serves as moderator of the general assembly. Also speaking: Dr. John Marquis secretary of the board of home missions Dr. J. A. Moore former India missionary and Miss Mabel Schiebiey of the women's home and foreign board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Swearingen
Hope Presbyterian Church
St. Paul
Seattle
Swearingen
General Assembly
John Marquis
Board of
Hore Missiona
J. A. Moore
India
Mabel Schiebiey
Women's Home and Foreign Board
Conferees on ships chosen for San Francisco conference
President Robert 8 Boyna of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce announces a seven member committee to represent Seattle at the San Francisco shipping conference opening January 20 at 10 a.m. The listed men are HM F Alexander chairman Morita Thompsen and others from Pacific Steamship Co Pacific Coast Mine and related firms. Officers elected by the Mire Insurance Exchange include TH Atkins on president Horace Reed vice president and Harry Egan secretary treasurer with I J Pax George H lant and James A Haight and Daniel I Trefethen as attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Seattle
San Francisco
HM. F. Alexander
Pacific Steamship Co
Morita Thompsen
Pacific Coast Mineult
Insurance Exchange of
Beattie
TH. H. Atkinson
Horace Heed
Harry Egan
I. J. Pax
Commercial Boiler Works
William Migot
Pacific Car & Foundry Co
George H. Lant
Pacific Shipping & Fuel Co
James A. Haight
Daniel I. Trefethen
Standard Oil Buys Vanderlip Share
The Miandar Oil Wo of California has purchased one-quarter of the Vanderlip syndicate in a move to develop oil fields as soon as trade with Russia is established, the Los Angeles Times reported. The Vanderlip group, long connected with Russian developments, holds a 60 year concession secured from the Russian government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles
Miandar Oil Wo
California
Vanderlip Syndicate
Atiow
Angeles Times
Washington Vandertip
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URGES
U. 5
Britain
Science
Thurston County Dairy and Farm Products Association
David Johnson
Glenn Bach
Olympia Club
North Pacific
Derry Growers’ Association
Capital City
Planta
Vancouver
Grand Opera Civic Project
Ise
Clearing House Committee
Mrs. Fischer
Presbyterian
HE Bon Marche Barcain Basement
Martha Washington
Robert 8. Boyna
The
Standard Oil
Vanderlip
Copenhagen
Bermuda
BON Marche
Manhattan
Odds and Ends
Kodak
Shetland
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