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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1917
Page
13
Echo Zahl visits Dan Landon known as the homeliest man in Seattle to learn if wedding plans or dancing lessons signal a new romance. He cheerfully confirms curiosity but keeps details private while sharing playful remarks about his public image.
The interview in the Empire Building digs into Dan's Nebraska roots and his surprising turn to dancing and dressing up. He jokes about Cupid and reveals no hidden vices, stressing that his good heart remains despite the makeover and political ambitions.
United Press staff correspondent reports Sweden's socialists outline peace terms including reestablishment of Belgium Serbia Montenegro and Romania as separate entities. They call for parliamentary assemblies to push for speedy peace general disarmament and a court of arbitration.
Gordon C. Corbaley executive secretary of the Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club argues that industrial development cannot be forced and factories should not be secured by granting bonuses at the Young Men's Business club meeting held Thursday noon.
Rear Admiral Robert E. Peary and Lieut. George Roeder spoke in Seattle to stir citizen resolve for war. Roeder praised American ambulance volunteers and disciplined French alliance, while Peary urged air power as decisive in war and future commerce.
After eight months of training 4 000 Seattle students await the opening concert in the Arena. The featured cantata The Walrus and the Carpenter will be sung by fifth and sixth graders from 11 schools and a matinee is scheduled for Saturday.
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