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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1922

Page

11

Real victory for Jones-Miller anti narcotic bill praised

The Star lauds Dr. W. K. McKibben and Canon W. H. Bliss for pushing the Jones-Miller act, crediting them with lead roles in passing a measure aimed at stopping narcotics at the source by prohibiting importation of crude drugs. The paper notes broader support and hopes enforcement will curb the narcotics trade nationwide.

the Star W. K. McKibben China Club Canon W. H. Bliss White Cross Society Jones-Miller Act the Star Dr. McKibben Canon Bliss

Clean the Slate Let Em Out and the Paper Tigers

In China the “paper tiger” warlords rule provinces while Chang Tso lin loses grip as Wu and Sun Yat sen face off. The piece argues for unifying China with a national army and converting paper tigers into scraps, then urges freeing political prisoners and repealing wartime laws to restore civil liberties.

Paper & Tigers China Tigers Iee 2 China Chang Tso-lin Manchuria Pekin Jim Sun Et Sen Canton Sun Jal

Just a Little 2 500 000 Dawes Air Service Savings

A caustic pamphlet criticizes Budget Director Dawes for a costly savings claim in a 36 page report. It cites estimates from experts ranging from 45 million to 1.6 billion dollars and highlights a line about remodeling airplanes to avoid obsolescence, stating a 2.5 million saving if air service continued.

Dawes Noone Gen. Dawes

Nocturne on Fifth Avenue and a Portrait of Bel

Lucindas mood of reflection follows Belamy Cruces latest gallantries as she sits in the Brook car imagining his conscience and her own value. Bel faces moral strains while Lucinda weighs aging, wealth, and affection in a tense domestic mood. Bellamy later greets Lucinda, masking concerns with a practiced calm.

Fifth Avenue Bel Lucindia Sedieys Het Bellamy Lucinda

Tax Reduction Council Defends Seattle Teachers Debate

Mrs. George A. Smith argues against attacks on Anne Stewart and Edger Clair of the Tax Reduction Council over school salaries. The letter cites audits of district finances, bond debts, and high teacher pay, claiming teachers are well paid, work nine months, and enjoy benefits while tax rates rose from 65 to 16.5 mills, with bonds and interest consuming much of revenue.

Anne Stewart Edger Clair Tax Reduction Council Seattle Stewart Blair Mia Falr Blais PLT. A Seattle Achoolea United States School Board Gentlife

Taxpayer Calls for School Board Reforms

A letter from A. T. A xpator urges the newly elected school board to cut costs and reallocate resources. He proposes ending wartime bonuses, paying wages in cash, eliminating teacher supervision by non principals, downsizing office and architect staff, directing extra work to current applicants, and withholding pay for teachers who work during vacations.

Btar Iime

Puget Bound Tourism Needs More Camping Space

A local discussion notes tourists flock to Nivver roundabout to camp along Puget Bound beaches. Observers say longer stays require wider water camping grounds to preserve the region’s charm and attract visitors.

PF. Pitt Shaw Nivver Puget Resurt Water Wide

Learn a Word Daily Optimism Meaning and Usage

A compact dictionary note explains optimism as the belief that all nature is for the best, a hopeful outlook. It traces the term to Latin roots and shows its use in describing American business attitudes improving.

J. S. Graham Co. Inc Announces Total Store Liquidation

The J. S. Graham Co. Inc announces it will sell all stock fixtures and furnishings and retire from business. All sales are cash final no C O D deposits required for large purchases delivery by arrangement admission by second avenue entrance and exit doors for crowd control. The sale aims to complete by month end with thanks to customers for thirty two years of support.

Second Avenue J. S. Graham Co., Inc

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