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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1920

Page

11

They're Off for $250000 Seattle Chamber Campaign Kickoff

Thirty teams under the campaign executive committee led by general chairman J W Spangler mobilized to raise a three year budget of 250000 for the Seattle Chamber. The drive aims to fund about 100000 annually for national advertising over the period. A Beattle Spirit dinner at the Masonic club hosted by president Hedges will feature music and the chamber chorus. The initial meeting at the Butler hotel gathered majors captains and lieutenants for instructions followed by a luncheon at the same hotel. The program focuses on showcasing Seattle's advantages to the world through organized effort rather than direct fundraising at the dinner.

J. W. Spangler Chamber of Cammerce Chamber Masonic Club Hl. Hedges Muate Butler Hotel Name Hotel Seattle

Wood and Harding Campaigns Cost Ohio About 100000

Robert L. Welfe, Columbus publisher, testified before the senate campaign expenditures committee in Washington. He estimated the Harding and Wood campaigns in Ohio each cost about 100000, denied exact figures, and noted 12400 spent on voter literature to himself. He also said he contributed 1500 to the Franklin County committee.

Washington Robert L. Welfe Columbus Ohio Harding Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee Wood Wolfe Franklin

Japanese Have Wrong Design on Siberia and Trade

Samuel J. Hill, a Seattle road builder, arrived from the Orient aboard the Suwa Maru and warned that the next two years offer Seattle and the Pacific Coast their best chance to expand foreign trade with Japan. He argued Japan will dominate Siberian commerce if the U.S. misses the opportunity, dismissing talk of military aims as singdar and noting Japan focuses on merchant Marine and industry.

Seattle Pacific Coast Japan Samuel J. Hill City United States Siberia Hiberia Hill Vanderup 6Aassa

Friends Are Scarce as Umbrellas When Needed

A reflective note highlights how friends vanish in moments of need and how scarce companionship becomes during tough times, leaving individuals to face challenges with limited support. The phrasing mimics a social commentary tone.

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