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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1921

Page

7

Imperial conference to shape world policy and US interests

Washington reports that key US interests hinge on London's imperial conference starting this month with Premier Lloyd George. Discussions likely cover the Anglo Japanese alliance, a Pacific fleet, a possible US Britain security entente, and disarmament procedures involving dominions.

A. Bradford Washington United States London Dominions Lloyd Gorge Great Britain Japan Far Est Pacific Australia New Zealand Canada Atlantic Ocean America

Committee Reports Favorably on Norris Packet Bill

The Senate agricultural committee ordered a favorable report on the Norris packet control bill as a substitute for the Haugen bill. The Norris bill creates a live stock commissioner, while the house measure places the livestock industry under the secretary of agriculture.

Washington Senate Agricultural Committee House Secretary of Agriculture

It's All bunk says Nolan after record Alpha test feat

Michael John Nolan a 42 year old federal board student at the University of Washington dismissed praise of his 212 score on the Army Alpha test as bunk. He claims no feats and notes his memory is slow though his reasoning and math skills impressed professors. He served in the Spanish American War and World War I and aims for civil engineering work.

Michael John Nolan Federal Board University of Washington Willam R. Wilson Psychology United States Nolan University Army Alpha Yale Wilson Altho Childe Harold Philosophy Depart Raymond Poincare A. S. Edington Edison Wexford Ireland France England Europe The American Legion

First City Reporter Sees Mr. Mahoney in Jail Cell

Margery Lindsay reports she was the first city journalist to visit James F. Mahoney since his imprisonment. Mahoney sits quiet in a single cell, receives no visitors, and is noted for not complaining. He has meals like corn beef and cabbage with apple pie.

Mr. Mahoney James F. Mahoney School of Journalism University of Washington the Star Mahoney G. E. McKnight

Federal board payroll funds veteran training program

A federal board maintains a monthly payroll around 22000 for vocational training of 210 disabled veterans at the University of Washington. Payments amount to 100 dollars for single men and 135 dollars for married men, with extra benefits for dependents. Trainee ages span 19 to 56.

Federal Board For University of Washington

Missing Relatives Aid Reunites Separated Families

The Bureau of Missing Relatives invites tips from readers to reunite separated relatives and friends. A Seattle note may locate Emma Daly, whom St. Paul police seek regarding an estate settlement. a Mrs. Hellinger at West 62nd Street suspects Daly is dead.

The Mar Department Star Bureau of Missing Relatives Altho Seattle Emma Daly St. Paul Hellinger W. 62Nd St

University of Washington offers drugstore job to veterans

A permanent drugstore position with $100 monthly pay and two weeks vacation is open at the University of Washington starting September 1. Preference given to applicants with drug store experience. John W. Boals seeks a candidate through Rainier Noble post American Legion for placement and lists several veterans seeking work across Seattle addresses and trades.

Geome University of Washington John W. Boals Bagley Hall Rainier Noble Post American Legion Stuart Building Laura C. Curwell Hervey Lindley Star-American Legion Elliott Rainier-Noble Post Pete Wilson Columbia At Alfred M. Marion Broadway Charles Hoppinger 55Th Ave. S. W Oscar Willard Eighth Ave. W Clottyse V. Mason Sterling Hotel N. J. Williams Alpha Anderson

Four Seattle Women Seek Bryn Mawr Scholarship

The four candidates for the Seattle scholarship in Bryn Mawr's summer school for women workers are May Valcanda Letta Mae Perkins Hazel Fingere and Rose Neilson. They are union members with farming fathers and have held office or committee roles. one is a Central Labor Council delegate. Their reading includes Main Street David Copperfield Sky Pilot V V's Eyen and Current Events in History. They plan to study history English public speaking economics civics labor legislation and government topics.

Seattle Bryn Mawr May Valcanda Letta Mae Perkins Hazel Fingere Rose Neilson Central Labor Council Main Street David Copperfield Sky Pilot V. V Eyen

Mayor's Annual Address Set for Monday in City Hall

Mayor Hugh M Caldwell will deliver his annual message to the city council on Monday in the East, the document spanning about 32 pages and covering numerous city issues. A Missing Woman case prompts Mrs Von Moltke to offer information. Ed B Fande and FE R Pande are sought by a sister in Mitchell SD regarding cigar manufacturing in Seattle years ago.

Hugh M. Caldwell Ed B. Fande FE. R. Pande Seattle EL BE. Dill Mitchell, 5. D

Cincinnati Known For Oil-Treated Steel Strengthening

Cincinnati ranks among six global sites where steel is strengthened by boiling in oil, a traditional treatment noted for enhancing durability and resilience of metal products.

Cincinnati

Oregon Grange Seeks Tax Reform and Bill Repeals

Oregon Grange urged revision of the state income tax at its four day annual convention in Eugene. Delegates favored a graduated tax easing realty burdens, voted to initiate a bill reducing state commission incomes, and called for repeal of the Rogue River fish bill and the 1917 public necessity bill.

Eugene Ore Oregon State Grange Grange

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