Newspapers Men Gather on Campus for Trade Journal Week
Opening the tenth Journalism Week of the Washington State Press Association on the University of Washington campus, Seattle and Washington editors met to form a permanent trade journalism group. Henry Suzzallo outlined the university role in training material for the trade, while speakers from Northwest Motorist,Railway and Marine News, and other publications stressed collaboration with trade associations and the value of the trade journal in distribution and advertising. Executives named to organize include C Kerr, Paul Jenson, Joseph Jeffries, William Simonds and EF Edgerton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington State Press Association
Seattle
Wash
University of
Henry Suzzallo
University
T of Journalism
P . Suzzalio
William A. Simonds
Northwest Motorist
Robert W. Jones
The
of Journalism
Jones
Trade Association
C. Kerr
Railway and Marine News
Issve
Paul Jenson
Joseph Jeffries
EF. H. Edgerton
Trade Journal
Pacific Caterer
F. W. Strang
Strang
Pros
Ger
Daniel L. Pratt
Pacific ‘Motor Boat
Sidney Norman
West Mining Truth
Spokane
T. J. Stewart
PD. A. Hamilton
Western Canadian Motorist
Vancouver
B. C
Miller Freeman
New York
Pedestrians Hit by Automobiles Reported in 1922
A 1922 Seattle surface report lists several pedestrians injured by cars. N Saito was taken to city hospital after a collision at Boren avenue and Howell street. W Stuart and Nellie Weeks were knocked down at Fifth avenue and Pike street but suffered no serious injuries. An auto driven by W Riddle struck others at Harvard avenue and unknown streets. a stolen vehicle struck C Hull on Marion street hill with no severe injuries reported. An unidentified man was struck at Fourth avenue and Senecast, and another pedestrian hit at Sixth avenue and Jackson Street with the rider unidentified.
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W. Stuart
1St St
Nellie Weeks
17Th Ave
Fifth Ave
Pike St
W. 8. Riddle
Harvard Ave
C. C. Hull
26Th Ave. N. W
Marion St. Hill
Hull
Herman Schroeder
Sixth Ave. N. E
Fourth Ave
Senecast
Schroeder
D. C
Pedestrian Fatalities Rise to 83 That Year
This day last year 10 pedestrians were struck by autos, bringing the yearly total to 83. The report records the ongoing danger and tallies the annual figure for clear public awareness.
Favorable Report on Land for Vets at Legion Armory
Frederick M. Well delivered favorable reports on the White Bluffs Hanford soldier land settlement to Rainier Noble Post No 1 American Legion at the Armory Monday night. He announced March 19 as the final date for veteran land requests and warned that after that date the settlement would open to civilians. He urged ex service men to file applications without delay.
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Frederick M. Well
White Bluffs-Hanford
Rainier Noble
American Legion
Armory
Well
Col William H. Ketcham Dies at 80 Pioneer Newsman
Col William H. Ketcham aged 80, longtime newspaper man in Nebraska and Montana, died Monday at his daughter Mrs. F E Weatherford's home in Third Avenue North. He leaves two sons Harry G. Ketcham of Sidney Montana and William F Ketcham of Wheatland California.
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William H. Ketcham
Pioneer
Nebraska
Montana
FE. Weatherford
Third Ave
Harry G. Ketcham
Sidney, Mont
William EF. Ketcham
Wheatland
Cal
Mrs Dolan Buried After Seattle Life of 60 Years
Mrs Margaret Dolan aged 70 will be buried Thursday in Calvary Cemetery after a 10 a m funeral at Bonney-Watson's. Born in Ireland she came to America at age one and lived in Seattle for more than six decades.
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Margaret Dolan
Calvary Cemetery
Bonney-Watson's
Prima Donna Tessa Rosta Self-Trained Through Stage Work
Prominent stage players form the National Players stock company in New York to present revivals at the National theatre. Tessa Rosta, hailed as prima donna of The Chocolate Soldier, rose from self training to lead roles in multiple productions without formal vocal instruction.
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James W. Dean
New York
National Players
National Theatre
Tessa Rosta
Chu Chin Chow
Boston’s Museum Spirit Shaped by Private Givers
Dorothy Fay Gould notes Boston’s art museum, founded in 1870 by private donors, with a vast collection and free docent lectures. The piece highlights the city’s democratic heritage, a strong art school, and Sargent’s rotunda decorations seen as a revival of Renaissance harmony.
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Boston
Seattle
Institute of Technology
Harvard
Athenium
Rotunda
John Singer Sargent
Europe
Sargent
George McCabe Dies After Lingering Illness
George McCabe age sixty six longtime Beattle resident dies after a lingering illness at his home 6412 20th Ave NE. The body is at Butterworth mortuary awaiting funeral arrangements.
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George ¥. M’cabe
Beattle
Hig Hore
20Th Ave
N. E
Butterworth Mortuary
Credit Men host joint meeting in Tacoma clubs
The Tacoma Association of Credit Men will host members from the Seattle Association of Credit Men and the executive board of the Seattle Merchants Association at the Commercial Club rooms in Tacoma Tuesday night.
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Tacoma
Three Gold Seekers Believed Lost Off Taholah
Three young men left Taholah in a small boat Saturday bound for Queeta to search for a lost gold mine. They aimed to meet a fourth member at Raft River at 2 PM, but the meeting never occurred. Life guards and Coast Guard units scoured the coast but found no trace as of Sunday afternoon.
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Hmoquiam
Taholah
Queeta
Raft River
O. O. Hawthorne
Coast Artillerymen Rally Saturday for Reunion
Washington Coast Artillery Corps members plan a banquet and reunion at the J. C. Smith building restaurant on Saturday at 6 40 p m with the aim of forming a permanent organization. About 1176 members expected to attend. reservations via Floyd Olea. Everett freighter incident and theft of an auto noted in brief.
City Council Probes Skagit Bond Sale and Funds
The council voted for an investigation into the 9.2 million Skagit bond sale amid alleged city robbery of 198 thousand dollars. They formally accepted a 1.005 million bond extension purchase bid by three Seattle firms and referred two charter amendments to the judiciary committee. The body also limited free transit on municipal lines and advanced 500 thousand for Skagit hydro work, plus 17.5 thousand for fire station repairs and 90 thousand for iron pipe replacements on Milcott and nearby streets.
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Skagit
Seattle
Utilities and Finance Committees
10Th Ave N
15Th Ave
Toth Et
Milcott Ave
Minnesotans Plan Picnic By Gropher Club This Week
Minnesotans invited to a Saturday picnic by the Gropher club at Collins playfield on Fifth Ave. B and Washington. Attendees to bring lunches and cups. club to supply coffee. Officers to be elected followed by entertainment and dancing. Also note death of Mills, 29, WWI veteran, cremation set after funeral services at Home Undertaking Co. funeral home. Survived by widow Edith Marie Miller of 1407 East 42nd Street.
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Gropher Club
Collins Playfield
Hota
Ifth Ave. B
Washington
Bony
Lion Mills
Providence Hospital
Home Undertaking Company
Edith Marie Miller
East 42Nd
Frank Waterhouse and Vulcan Manufacturing Cited in Court
Frank Waterhouse and Vulcan Manufacturing Company have been cited to appear in federal court Thursday to show cause why they have not produced their books documents and belongings to Clark P. Binnett the appointed receiver for the companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Waterhouse & CO
Vulcan Manufacturing Company
Clark P. Binnett
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Howell St
Boren Ave
C. L. Snyder
Wall St
Saito
City Hospital
Finglinh
Dover Road
A. A. Milne
Bull Dog Drummond
Cyril McNeill
Leo Ditrichstein
Broadway
Will B. Johnstone
Tom Johnstone
Chicago
Tessa Kosta
Dorothy Fay Gould
Cambridge
Harvard Yard
Brookline
Museum of Fine Arta
Jeremiah Neterer
Fanculi
An. Centors
Gilbert Stuart
George
Martha Washington
Bortoniana
Orient
Whistler
Monet
America
Boston Museum
Warlow Homer
Chase
Zuloaga
Velasquez
Infanta
Italy
Coast Artillerymen
Everett
John Strom
William Same
Harold Ammerman
Emmerich
BON Marche
Madras
Copenhagen
Armour’s Star
Eastern Hams
Libby
Fellows
Bon Marché
Coty
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