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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1920

Page

10

Army offers learning and pay while serving

The Army promises high paying technical careers after service. It emphasizes learning surveyor or radio operator roles, earning a good living during training, with monthly pay and free qualification for civilian return. Recruits are urged to ask a recruiting officer.

Chorus Girls Rise in Pay and Power in Musical Comedy

A lively look at chorus girls gaining higher salaries and stronger unions in musical theater. Star Loretta Marka notes the shift from bread and butter days to attracting audiences through personality, with chorus earnings rising from $15 to over $150 weekly for top performers.

Loretta Marka New York

Colorado Coal Strike Ends as Miners Return to Work

In Denver Colorado on November 2 500 coal miners in the Northern Colorado fields ended a week long strike and returned to work at all mines in the district.

Denver Colo Colorado

Arizona Republican Leader Allan B. Jaynes Dies

Allan B. Jaynes Republican national committeeman for Arizona and publisher of the Tucson Citizen died after a brief illness. He expired at his home in Tucson last night.

Arizona Republican Tucson Ariz Allan B. Jaynes The Tucson Citizen

Sourdough Relics to Be Preserved in Alaska Museum

In Juneau Alaska Rev A P Kashevaroff heads a new museum to preserve old frontier mementos and sourdough relics. A fund supports the collection with numerous contributors adding treasured relics from Alaska's early days.

Juneau Alaska A. P. Kashevaroff

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