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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1922

Page

6

City tax battle over nonresident teachers and budget

The Tax Reducer council urged removing nonresident teachers from the city payroll and replacing them with Seattle residents. They pressed for a published detailed budget by September 1 and criticized the school board for lax publication rules. Leaders argued for prioritizing local hires and questioned spending while promising reforms to educational salaries.

Tax Reducer Council Good Rats Seattle E Faylor Cole Shorrock Lawler Uton Council M. Hill Hin A. H. Wiseman Educational Committee The Chamber of Commerce

Star Carriers Attend Palace Hip Show

Star Carriers visit Palace Hip as guests of manager Joseph Muller. They enjoy a Wednesday evening program and enthusiastically encore each act while cheering the feature photoplay heroine.

Joseph Muller Palace Hip

Ghost Haunted Mandarin Coat

London readers recount a Mandarin coat said to carry a cursed history. A London woman wore her husband's birthday gift to the opera and felt a Chinese presence with a naked dagger. Her daughter later wore it to a dance and claimed fear throughout. The coat's past links to a Chinese mandarin who murdered five wives with daggers.

London Mra John Broadfield

Local Officials Consider Cutting Non-Resident Staff

Wiseman opposes discharge of non-resident employees while Dr. Walter Kelton of the American Legion educational committee accuses Director Taylor of an about face on teacher salaries. Kelton urges removal of superfluous officials and trimming excess baggage. For rainfall the irrigation note states 101 tons of water per acre.

Wiseman Walter Kelton American Legion Educational Committee Taylor the Legion Kelton

Would Amend Civil Service Law Argues for City Executive Power

Dr. EB J Brown urged the Municipal league to reform civil service rules to grant city executives greater control over subordinates. He compared the current system to a general with no authority over his soldiers. Brown also called for expanded duties for the superintendent of public utilities. League members elected Julius L Failwin Howard A Adams and Robert F Sandall as vice presidents.

EB. J. Brown Municipal League Eystem League Tast Julius L. Faiiwin Howard A. Adams Robert F. Sandall

Wayfarer Cast Plans Refreshments and Transport

The Wayfarer cast and chorus will choose hot coffee or ice water for refreshment in the big tent city behind the stage. Executive committees will arrange service for thousands, with transportation by cars and motor buses from the university streetcar line to the stadium during production week.

Wayfarer Darwin Melanest University

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