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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1921

Page

18

Railroad clerks study questions to speed Cleveland service

In Cleveland, teachers train railroad clerks from seven major lines to handle queries faster. Each Monday a ticket seller reviews a list of questions for Friday skull practice. The program reports a 25 percent efficiency gain in serving the public as railroads pilot this teaching method.

Cleveland Pullman F. L. Long R. B. Burt Burt Hin Road

Jap Statesmen to Study Our Methods

An extended investigation of American methods will be conducted by Japanese educators and dignitaries who arrived in Seattle Thursday night. The party includes Count Hitotaro Hayashi of the Imperial University, Jiro Miyakawa editor of the government subsidized Form town, hotel men Lucki and Sato, and Tokyo Sugar Refining Co director Tanti. They stay at the Hotel Wahington.

Seattle Hitotaro Hayashi Imperial University Jiro Miyakawa Prem For T. Lucki Ippel Sato T. Tanti Sugar Refining Co. of Tokyo Wahahington

Aviators Urge Air Base Fund Approval in Northwest

A telegram from the Aero Club of the Northwest urged the House Naval Affairs Committee to approve the Senate’s $800,000 appropriation for Band Point aviation base development. Seventy-five reserve aviators are in the city and a plane detachment is expected for their use.

Naval Affairs Committee House of Representatives Senate Band Point The Aero Club of the Northwest

Hunters Warned Not to Eat Worldly Rabbits Poisoned to Kill Gophers

Wematcheer authorities caution hunters after farmers poison rabbits to control gophers. The warning advises against consuming any rabbits killed in this area until officials confirm safety and toxin levels.

Dances Under Censorship Sweep Across Cities

A string of U S towns and cities enact or debate dance bans and restrictions. Worcester Albany New London Morgantown Minnville Ore City Greenville Paris report bans on cheek to cheek shimmy tickletoe camel walk and indecent dancing. Police glare at halls Philadelphia Wichita and more weigh curbs as governors may empower licenses and officials to regulate style time and place.

Albany N. Y Cortillo Bn Miller Leensea New London, Conn Colin ’ Buell Williams Memorial Institute Wichita Kan Camden N. J Washington

Liquor destruction in Sumas gutters by federal agents

Customs Inspector William M. Kartemark and assistants poured 1,300 quarta of wine and whiskey down the gutters of Sumas yesterday, completing a yearlong seizure action. Federal authorities oversaw the disposal as part of ongoing enforcement efforts.

Sumas William M. Kartemark

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