Vets Protest Japanese Violations Lead Seattle Federation Action
The Veterans Federation of Seattle forwards a resolution to the U S state department and Japanese embassy calling on Tokyo to end alleged violations of the gentlemen’s agreement. It cites emigration of Japanese subjects to permanent residency, fisheries and land laws, and Siberian garrison presence. George T. Snow chairs the committee with W R Faris as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Hiros! Saito
Veterans’ Federation of Seattle
American State Department
Washington
United States
Alaska
Siberia
Baito
Veterans’ Federation
Grand Army Postal
Amer
Veterans of
Police Captain Sued for Alimony by Wife
Mrs Helen C Collins tells the judge she was treated like a cop as she seeks alimony from Police Captain John J Collins in a New York court.
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New York
Mra
Helen C. Collins
John J. Collins
Local Figures Honored in Seattle Press Club Night
Mayor Hugh M Caldwell receives praise for sportsmanlike conduct at a City event. Merle Thorpe praised for resilience after a train wreck incident. Star reporters Harris Ewing Hal Armstrong and Jack Hall lead spirited debate on the 8 cent carfare plan. Victors are noted as smiling despite a personal setback and a $2000 reward claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh M. Caldwell
Seattle Press Club
Merle Thorpe
University of Washington School of Journalism
Nation's Business
Seattle
Harris Ewing
Hal Armstrong
Jack Hall
Star
Principles of Radio Simplified for Readers
An overview by H F Jefferson of Kilbourne Parke Co outlines radio basics licensing by the federal government, and contrasts amateur, government, and commercial stations. It notes broadcasting ranges, experimental tubes, and how phonograph sound can be transmitted, with examples from Westinghouse and Washington posts. Also mentions a Seattle cleaners dinner and Paris Library as side items.
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H. F. Jefferson
Kilbourne-Parke Co
Bureau of Standards
United States
United States Department of Commerce
Westinghouse Electric Company
Newark
Pittsburg
Chicago
Washington
Post Office Department
Texas
U. S. Bureau of Standards
Vital Statistics Births and Marriages in City Records
Births list numerous individuals with addresses and names such as Unger Nathan 1712 12th Ave and Dorr Harry G 900 N. 101st et, plus twins Morrison and others. Marriage notices include Rayburn Pao B Portland and Stryker Mildred B Porth Locks, with multiple Seattle and Tacoma entries. Divorces and deaths with names, ages, and locations follow, including Joseph C. and Rachel P. and Andrew. Immigration era references appear in the legal notices.
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Unger
Nathan
12Th Ave
John D
Victoria Ave
Dorr
Harry G
Giri Oleon
Mann
Chester
Ava N. Adams
Archie
Raymond
Brotvele
Elief
Morrison HU
Ralph O
24Th
Eric Cheon
Priden
Irving L
Eighth
Tesla Albert
15Th Ave
Wedike
Mall
Hilton
Hobert
18Th Ave
Pao
Portland
Stryker
Mildred
William J
Beattie Deutach
Gertrude
Seattle
Neary
B. Walla Wal
Hergstrom
Esther LD
Beat Chastek
Chester J. Meattie
H Blanding
Eva BE
Seattie Rodarmel
Amos A
Seattle Souder
Harriette G
Beattie Dahl
John BE
Brakney
Emilia
Beattie
Bive
John
Black Diamond
Kol
Eva
Deleted
Leonard
Holman
Mary CC
Seattie Shier
Arletah BE
Tacoma
Zukosky
Helen J
Gra Scheltena
Cabe
Hernard Moana
Anna
John l L. Nelson
Veleita V
Arthy Meeves
Madge A
Augune Foth
Marjorie
Dancing at Little's School Opens Seattle Jazz Night
On the second night of a dancing expedition I visit Little's Dancing School in the university district to observe Seattle dancers. The class splits into ladies and gentlemen with M A Litt le directing, and my partner and I join in the foxtrot and two-step as Mr Little explains the quarter term and professor attendance.
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Wanda von Kettler
Little
University District
Seattle
M. A. Litts
UtUe
Myeolf
Howe
Mr. Little
Myvetf Wae & Coy
Cummers
Lenny Tennoneee
Tn Bocke
Little's
Dear Miss Grey and the Steps Toward Respectful Home Life
A reader asks how to handle a hostile home when stepmother to two teens and expecting a child. Advice urges firm daily boundaries, a family conference, and husband support to restore respect, with note on potential self growth through discipline and communication.
Inquiry on U.S. and state court systems from The Seattle Star
Instruction for readers to write The Seattle Star Washington bureau at 1322 New York Ave Washington D C with two cents postage to obtain information on the federal and state court system including organization jurisdiction salaries powers and related details.
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Star
Supreme Court of the United States
Seattle Star
Washington Bureau
New York Ave
Washington, D. C
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Consul Saito
Doyle
Whisker Club
Sacramento
Jeff Larash
Larash
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Bridie Ss
University
Praaer- Paterson Ce
Coltan Doc
Victoria
Port Angeles-Strait
Tom
Sanday
Bellingham
Anacortes
Vridays
Leek Ieee Ml
Puget Sound Navigation Co
Victor Coxrhead
19Th Ave
N. E
Carter
Misa Christobal Pankhurst
Price & Carter
Jefferson
National Library of Paris
U.S
Bureau of
Boto Club
Third Avenue
W. H. Nelson
Boldts Bakeries
Aia
Queen Grey Market Lorner Public Marke
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Legal Legal
Billy B. van
James J. Corbett
Derk
UN Ick
Waliece “WeCorm
Denis ‘Chabot
Nonnette Tortini ‘Hiock
Dunlap
Henkhy Catalano & CO
Bernmad Bree
Poer
Danabee Ca
Beathern Marmeny Mason & Bailey
Maggie Cliftes
Generel
Mate, Se
Madison
Elliott
C. D. Woodward
Hazel Whitmore
Alexis B. Luce
Harry Wagstaff
Gribble
Matinees
Wanda
Mies Vee
Trieu Lynar
Joe Thomas
Jeanne May
Archie Nicholson
Lapine
Emery
Skipper
Kennedy
Reeves College
Vaudeville
Comedienne
Grace Dunbar Nile & Co
Carter & Cornish
the Knights of Vaudeville
Wille Bros
Alexander
Cynthia Greyty
Miss Grey
Gwen
Tarely
Religions of
Asia
Cynthia Grey
Ama
Tigria
Aria
Herbert Gowen
University of Washington
Public Library
Bacay
William
Seabury
Laura
Pierpont
Allan
Pan Od Granville
Espe and Dutton
Sandy Shaw
Norris
Rinaldo Brothers
Rita Gould
Frances Nordstrom
Gene Cass
Piano
Concert Orche
Fables
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