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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1922

Page

9

Ford Reincarnates Peter Cooper and Ford Cooper Comparison

A historical reflection compares Henry Ford to Peter Cooper, praising Cooper as a self-made pioneer in cloth, glue, and iron, who linked mines and works by railway. It notes Ford’s similarly visionary yet controversial ideas on currency and government, and the shared traits of genius and flaws between the two men.

Cooper Ir. Ford America Ford Treasury Ford-Cooper Peter Cooper Henry Ford

License decision breeds debate over dope law morality

A Tacoma doctor twice convicted under the dope act keeps his medical license. The Washington state board in Olympia ruled the violation is not moral turpitude and allowed him to continue practicing. The decision sparked criticism from readers who see the dope traffic as a crime harming society.

Tacoma Cushlman Olympia I Olympia Beard Fors

Judge Clark Urges Canceling Allied Debts

Amateur Economist quotes Justice John H. Clark advocating cancellation of wartime debts to Europe. He argues the U S should forgive loans to avoid burdening allied nations and preserves noble wartime unity, warning debt collection would hinder postwar credibility and deepen international enmity.

John H. Clark The Court of the United Cleve Chamber of Commerce U. S Europe

Cabinet at Odds Over Big Treasuries Clarified

Christian A. Herter writes to correct a Star report from December 20 1921 about cabinet disagreements. He states Hoover was suggested as federal representative on the Colorado River Commission by Secretary Fall and as Inter American High Commission chair by Secretary Melton. He adds Hoover was suggested for the advisory committee on arms limitation by Secretary Hughes.

the Star W. H. Porterfield Fall Inter-American High Commission Hoover Melton

Open letter criticizes Poindexter over Newberry Senate vote

The writer recalls Poindexter's early public appeals to honesty and duty while denouncing his vote to seat Newberry in the U.S. Senate. He warns that such actions undermine ideals and suggests he would campaign against those who betray the law and public trust. The letter frames Poindexter as fence-sitting and politically unworthy.

Poindexter Mfm Berry U. S. Senate U. S Newberry Mr. Poindexter Tam

The North Conquers Bill in the Snow and Silence

Virginia discovers Bill dead in the drift after a brutal trek. She rushes to his side, lifting his head and shoulders in her arms as the bleak landscape enforces its merciless justice. She confronts loss and the wake of nature’s ordeal, realizing life’s brutal reality and the bond she shares with Bill.

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