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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1921

Page

14

Unemployment Drops for World War Vets in America

A survey for The American Legion Weekly reports 400000 veterans jobless on March 1, down from over 500000 earlier in the year. The Legion credits state employment networks and farm migration programs, plus seniority rights for returning servicemen, with improving prospects for ex service men nationwide.

New York United States American Legion The American Legion Weekly Beat Legion

More’s Dinner Party Spread On Banana Leaf Floor

A More serves a repast laid out on the floor covered with banana leaves turning a formal meal into a rustic scene. The description emphasizes the unique dining arrangement and cultural flair of the gathering.

Nations Meet in Pathetic Gamble Riot at Cleo Patra Hotel

In a Tuesday night assembly the Committee of Forty Might gathered at the Cleo Patra hotel to discuss armament cuts in Chinese dens gambling reparations and thefts. Delegates from 17 nations including Ireland Sweden Germany France Romania Finland Mexico Austria and Russia faced surprise charges with Rosa gaining liberty by one point as two Chinese dealers were fined. City Attorney Meagher had his pocket picked during the session and the crime was settled out of court.

Committee of Forty Cleopatra Hotel Third Ave Roy Davin Davia van Roen Dees Deea Kowa Rosa Hia C C. McCullough Meagher Ah Sing Sing Rosa John KB. Gordon Ireland Sweden Germany France Rumania Finland Mexico Austria Russia United States Mon McCullough

City Dads Turn Out for Spring Practice Monday

The new councilmanic team lines up for its first workout while some star members like Haas and Bolton miss recent exams. R. B. Hesketh is slated for captain with a lineup featuring W. Moore C. B. Fitzgerald Philip Tindall and O. T. Prickson or R. H. Thomson. Lou Cohen Drake and Carroll may play on the line as utility players to shore up the team.

Councilmanic Altho Haas Bolton Husky R. B. Hesketh Seattle Nine FR. B. Hesketh W. Moore C. B. Fitzgerald Public Safety Committee Philip Tindall City Utilities Committee O. T. Prickson R. H. Thomson Lou Cohen Drake Carroll Nsed

Dinnerware Set and Crystal Tumblers Sale Event

A catalog listing shows a six piece dinner plate set with bowls cups and saucers a sugar bowl creamer a sauce boat vegetable dish platters and a set of six blown tumblers priced at 1.00. A large cut glass jug with six matching tumblers in a buzz saw pattern offered at 15.00 on the third floor a brass lamp in gold or bronze finish priced at 12.50.

Profits of Standard Oil Hit $15 Million in Gas Shortage

Sacramento reports Mark L. Requa, ex oil administrator, testified at the capitol that Standard Oil earned 15 million dollars last year amid gasoline shortages. He contested assemblyman Helainger’s claim of a price fix by company heads, saying prices are set by demand.

Sacramento Standard Oil Co Mark L. Requa Capitol Requa Helainger

Chicago Aldermen to Inspect City Street Car System

A delegation of Chicago aldermen will arrive at 640 a.m. Saturday to inspect the city railway system and depart for Vancouver at 9 p.m. They will be entertained by the Chamber of Commerce during their visit.

Chicago Vancouver Chamber of Commerce Bronco East 110Th Street Bethel Highway

Jackie Coogan Seeks Silent Film Work After High Pay

Child star Jackie Coogan, famed for The Kid, reportedly turned down two thousand dollars a week for future film work. He just completed a five reel Peck's Bad Boy for Irving Lesser and is available for silent drama roles. His last salary near 1200 dollars weekly was the largest ever paid to a child actor.

Jackie Coogan Chaplin Jackie Peck Irving Lesser

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