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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1920

Page

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Nonsense Verse and Carroll Revered in Editorial Reflection

The piece extols Lewis Carroll and nonsensical verse as high literature, contrasting childlike whimsy with adult seriousness. It argues epics outnumber genuine nonsense and suggests a decade of carefree nonsense might heal a rigid nation amid recent madness.

Lewis Carroll Russia

Caldwell Abandons 6c Plan for Seattle Streetcar Fares

Seattle council agreed to raise streetcar fares to 7 cents with no transfer charge and to 3 cents for schoolchildren. Mayor Caldwell backed the emergency ordinance, with seven council votes pledged. Erickson opposed. The plan avoids bonding tax shifts and keeps Rainier Valley riders from extra burden.

Caldwell R. H. Thomson Tindall Moore, Haas Thomson Hesketh Carroll Bolton O. T. Erickson F Erickson

Aileen Sees Fair Rivals Seattle Beauty Contest Backers

Miss Hazel Elaine Miller a Seattle entrant in The Star Ziegfeld contest for a $100 a week prize and Mayflower Miriam Cooper photoplay is profiled. The piece praises Seattle contenders and notes Denver Portland Spokane and Tacoma entries, urging Seattle girls to submit photos and trust Neyan McMeth to influence the national committee.

Hazel Elaine Miller Roanoke St Martius Music House Seattle Star- Ziegfeld Miriam Cooper Bushnell Aileen Claire Denver Express The Express Denver Los Angeles Portland Spokane Tacoma Salengiria Neyan McMeth Regions West Missouri

GOP Convention Opens in Chicago to Nomination Fight

The 1920 Republican National Convention opens at Coliseum with Henry Cabot Lodge named temporary chair. Delegates and suffrage pickets fill the scene as Lodge, Lodge’s supporters, and Roosevelt arrive amid crowd noise and camera crews.

Chicago Will HL. Hays Hays Bers Uni Union Henry Cabot Lodge Hoover Senator Lodge Dardanella Nicholas Murray Butler New York Theodore Roosevelt

25 Percent Unions Offer Deep Cut in Ship Unloading Rates

The Cooperative Stevedoring Association offering contracts with a 25 percent reduction on current unloading rates at this port. Backed by 1700 Longshoremen’s Union members the group says the deal has the support of the United States Shipping Board and economists including Frank Vanderlip. Readers are told all dock workers under contract will be stockholders, with $50,000 in stock issued at $25 a share.

Ed L. Terry Caldwell Seattle Clearing House Association Harry W. Carroll Walter F. Meier L. B. Youngs Terry Erickson Traction Company Co-operative Stevedoring Association Longshoremen's Union United States Shipping Board Frank Vanderlip Iaw Robert Bridges Port Commission

Congress Plans Summer Probe of Japanese Invasion

Washington reports that the House immigration committee will conduct a summer investigation into Japanese invasion of the United States across industrial commercial and agricultural fronts. Chairman Johnson and Senator Phelan back a survey to curb immigration and deny citizenship to Japanese born here amid calls for anti alien land laws and measures to prevent assimilation challenges. West coast warnings and Colorado farmers unions push for action as hearings tour coast states to gather evidence for legislation.

Washington, D. C Congress America House Immigration Committee United States Johnson Washington Phelan California Colorado Farmers’ Union Colorado Congressional Committee

Baby boy seeks a home through The Star

A two week old husky baby boy in Seattle seeks foster or adoptive parents. The Star will protect the mother’s identity while screening eager applicants. the child will receive medical and social services assessment and confidential consideration by the city health department and Dr. H. M. Read. Applicants should write to the Baby Editor with qualifications.

Seattle Star the Star Bureau of City Health Department H. M. Read

Lowden's Stock Rises as Republicans Open Convention

Chicago June 8 The Lowden drive remains strong with a potential path to the nomination. Professional leaders and Lowden supporters influence delegates, signaling possible front runner status if the balloting remains uncertain. Hoover supporters organize quietly, with a contingency to nominate Hoover if no single candidate gains a clear majority.

Chicago Lowden Illinois Missouri National Committee London Coolidge Hoover

Attractive Seattle Real Estate Buys Glimpse

Seattle real estate offers appealing buys as values rise in a growing city. Many homes can be purchased with payments comparable to rent, signaling solid investment potential in Seattle’s market.

Seattle

Jack Dempsey to Face Trial in Draft Evasion Case

San Francisco report says heavyweight star Jack Dempsey will be tried in U S district court today on a draft evasion charge. A second count against Dempsey and his manager for conspiracy to evade the oil will follow. Colonel C W Thomas leads the prosecution with attorneys Gavin McNab and J Wy Preston for Dempsey before Federal Judge Dooling.

San Francisco Jack Dempsey United States District Court Pt List Jack C. W. Thomas United States District Attorney Gavin McNab John Wy. Preston Dempsey Fedeal Dooling

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