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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1922

Page

13

Trade Out of This Port 10 Heavy Shipment Totals

Chamber report shows Pacific Northwest trade volumes including copper from Alaska and wheat receipts at Seattle. The Tacoma area shipped large copper and canned goods, with significant rail car counts and international exports to the Philippines Central and South America Hawaii and Europe. One article note mentions work starting on a $30,000 Odd Fellows home and a death threat to an inmate.

Central and America Philippines Central and South Hawaiii Exchange Department of of Commerce Puget Sound Atlantic Europe Alaska Cordova Seattle Sevttle Chamber

Continental Limit Crosses the Rockies at the Low Year

Continental Limit completes a cross country run across the Rocky Mountains returning to the start point after a strenuous trek. The journey tested endurance and showcases the athlete’s resilience and determination.

Rockies

Pardons for 2 political prisoners raise Harding total

Washington June 4 two more political prisoners Vincent St John of Chicago and Clyde Hough of Rockford are commuted by President Harding. This brings pardons to 36 with about 90 still jailed. St John received 10 years Hough five for espionage act violations in 1918.

Washington White House Vincent St. John Chicago Clyde Hough Rockford Fort Leavenworth Harding St. John Hough Hough To Five Years. Heads of the “Children Crusaders Justice Department

Swat the Fly Dr Bishop Warns Against Infantile Paralysis

Dr Bishop urges vigilance at home to prevent infantile paralysis also known as poliomyelitis. He notes the virus spreads via discharges and can pass through a healthy carrier and warns to keep homes clean screened against flies and free of vermin while reporting all cases to health authorities.

Department of Health

Janis to Attend Veterans Dance with Nurses Abroad

Elsie Janis and her "Gang" plus 300 overseas nurses will be guests of the "49 and &" at the Rai nier Noble post dance Friday night, per Howard MacDonald, secretary of the local "40 and 8."

Elsie Janis Rainier Noble Post Howard MacDonald

Nationwide bank charters renewed for 99 years

The conference report adopted by the Senate provides 99 year renewals for national bank charters. In Oregon, Monument town suffered a fire that destroyed several stores and real fences.

Washington National Bank Senate Monument

Sea Lion Arrives in Seattle Aids Woman’s Sight

The Sea Lion tug completed a 1900 mile voyage in seven days and three hours to Seattle to bring Mrs. Mary Daly to the mainland for urgent eye specialist care. Her husband, John Daly, secured the tug from Alaska to convey her for treatment in Portland.

Sea Lion Seattle Mary Daly John Daly Cannery Columbia River Packers’ Association Alaska Hier

Workers' College Elects Officers

At a June 22 meeting of the Workers' College board of control held at the former-labor party headquarters officers were elected to serve until October 1 Mark Litchman was named chairman Fannie H Perry secretary Joseph Havel treasurer and Robert Whitaker educational director Instruction in public speaking history of the labor movement sociology Marxian economics evolution and social psychology will be undertaken

Board of Control of The Workers’ College Labor Party Mark Litchman Fannie H. Perry Joseph Havel Robert Whitaker Labor Movement

Beattle Rose Society Opens Ninth Annual Show on Campus

Sixty one trophies will be awarded as prize roses open at 2 p m in the Forestry building on the university campus. The exhibit runs through Thursday night with the show closing at 10 p m.

Beattle Rose Society Forestry University Campus

1300 Register for Free Swim Lessons

More than 600 boys and girls enrolled in Seattle free swimming classes at Madrona and Mount Baker park beaches on Tuesday lifting total registration above 1,300. Classes opened Wednesday at Seward and Alki beaches with instructor Ernie Wella accepting pupils this week and likely next. The courses are under the Seattle park board. The article notes the first lunacy laws in England dated to the reign of Edward I.

Madrona Mount Baker Park Seward Alki Ernie Wella Seattle Park Board

Refining Co Elects Management Slate at Meeting

Jersey City June 28 The management slate was unanimously elected as directors of the American Smelting and Refining Co at yesterday's stockholders meeting. Elected directors include Daniel Guggenheim Simon Guggenheim F H Brownell William Loeb Jr Walter T Page Roger W Straus Wilfred Shore Elihu Root Jr Bulkeley Wells George W Goethals Lewis L Clarke Charles D Hilles Henry E Cooper B C Wagner Harvey D Gibson Harry L Day H P Calla.

Jersey City N. J American Smelting & Refining Co Daniel and Simon Guggenheim F. H. Brownell William Loeb Walter T. Page Omaha Neb Roger W. Straus Wilfred Shore Elihu Root Bulkeley Wells Colorado George W. Goethals Lewis L. Clarke American Exchange National Bank Charles D. Hilles Henry E. Cooper B. C. Wagner Harvey D. Gibson Harry L. Day Idaho H. P. Calla

Notable Signers List for Historic Society Meeting

The document lists attendees including Lyman Candee Edwin C. Jame son F. J. Leary Fred W. Shibley EB. B. Schley F. T. Waller Edgar L. Hewhouse H. A. Guess H. A. Prosser Hamilton M. Brush and C. A. D. Desaulles as participants in the upcoming society gathering.

New French gun claimed to be recoil free

A recent report states France has developed a new firearm described as absolutely without recoil, signaling a potential breakthrough in gun design. The claim highlights technological innovation but lacks independent verification details.

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