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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1922

Page

4

Chamber's New Chief Sets View on Seattle Prosperity

Frank Waterhouse, newly elected Seattle Chamber president, states safeguarding home industries to protect payrolls and shipping is key in 1922. He notes Western output must rise as all-water routes dominate, urges UW support, and backs international peace efforts with a Woodrow Wilson foundation grant.

Seattle Seattle Chamber of Commerce Frank Waterhouse Masonic Arcade Waterhouse Beattie Northwest Argo University of Washington Ira D. Landrith United Society of Christian Endeavor Prohibition Party United States Woodrow Wilson Foundation For Promotion C. McGilvray King County

Famous Newspaper Woman Nellie Bly Dies in New York

Nellie Bly known as Mrs Elizabeth Seaman dies at St Mark's hospital after two weeks of illness pneumonia listed as cause. She previously circled the globe in 72 days setting a world record and surpassing Jules Verne's fictional travel feat.

New York Jules Verne Nellie Bly Elizabeth Seaman

Notable Seattle Figures Earn Local Praise

A tribute column highlights Lieut. Col. Frederick Mears for converting the Alaskan trail into a railroad as Alaskan engineering chairman. It also lauds Dan Landon for anti Jap legislation support and mayoral bid, George S. Kahin for leading a campaign against con artists, and Robert S. Boyns for a year of dedicated chamber work and Northwest progress.

Frederick Mears Alaskan Engineering Commission George S. Kahin Better Business Bureau James & Merrihew Robert S. Boyns Chamber of Commerce Seattle Northwest

Folly versus fidelity in marriage advice column

A Worried Husband seeks guidance after twenty years of marriage amid a neighbor's infidelity. Cynthia Grey urges decisive actions to restore dignity, warning against permissive behavior and stressing the mother’s responsibility to protect her family. The column also answers a reader about organdie hat trends for summer.

Cynthia Grey Miss Grey

Aviation Education Requests by Mail

Star readers requesting information on aeronautic schools textbooks and service entry requirements should mail self addressed stamped envelopes to The Seattle Star Washington bureau 1322 New York avenue Washington D.C. for reply.

Star Army Navy Air Mail Seattle Star Washington Bureau New York Washington D.C

School board debates athletes medical exams snag

The board failed to settle on mandatory medical exams for students in sports and referred the issue to the legal department. Dr. Ira C. Brown estimated over 113,000 pupils would need testing, noting two more physicians would be required, while advocates cited legal concerns that exams might be illegal.

Puplia Legal Department Ira C. Brown Oporta Brown Tag Reduction Cometl Home Protective League

Fight on Sales Taxes Grows in House and Senate

A powerful coalition forms in the House to oppose the sales tax as a means to fund soldiers' bonuses. In the Senate a coalition of Republican independents and Democrats that toppled Harding's cur tax amendment also mobilizes against the tax. Between 76 and 100 Republicans are ready to join the fight, with farm bloc members solidly opposed. The Ways and Means Committee has nearly decided on the tax bill, and a vote down could push a lengthy delay while alternatives are sought.

Senate Harding Representative Frear Wisconsin Farm Bloc Ways and Means

Masonic Club Holds Special Meeting Guests From Lodges

Masonic Club members attended a special meeting Saturday at the clubroom in the Arcade building. William IL. Terry grand master of the grand lodge of British Columbia and John Gifford head of the grand lodge of Washington were guests of honor.

Masonic Club Arcade William IL. Terry Grand Lodge of British Columbia John Gifford Grand Lodge of Washington

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