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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1921
Page
23
Dr. Dwight F. Grand Monarch of the Mystic of Velied Prophets of the End Realm spoke on true Americanism at Angora Grotto banquet in the Masonic temple. More than 300 attended, including a Yakima delegation, as Holand reports women finding work in brickyards.
A senate joint resolution proposes bringing home an unknown American soldier from France for burial with honors in Arlington cemetery. The measure passed yesterday. The note mentions the cost difference between trucking goods across Manhattan and shipping to Buenos Aires.
The Star promotes its Missing Relatives department to reunite families and asks readers to report any sightings. Included is a letter from Mrs. Chrystine Jewett of Allen's Grove Wisconsin seeking information on her sister Frieda Lockner once of Ray Stearn who was last known in Seattle seven years ago.
Frank P. Gow wan chosen president of the Seattle Press Club on Thursday night, succeeding E. A. Batwell. Merman W. Hoss was elected first vice president and Bertah Frown second vice president. James A. Wood was reelected treasurer and FB. H. Thomas secretary.
A public observation notes that only twenty cents of every hundred dollars in government spending annually support agricultural development through scientific research, highlighting underfunding in farming innovation.
President Obregon hosts an open forum with Mexican and foreign newspaper correspondents in Mexico City. He outlines plans for a special congressional session and says no treaty is needed to force Mexico to meet international obligations, stressing sovereignty and equal rights for all nationals.
The Rainier-Noble American Legion post will stage a Monday evening parade in downtown Rainier. A feature is the Rainier-Noble Scottish bagpipe band drawn to attract recruits to the legion.
Mrs HL P Packard will speak before the Presbyterian meeting at First Presbyterian Church Tuesday at 1 am and recount her war experiences in Peru.
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