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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1915
Page
10
The piece argues for parental responsibility in limiting family size and attacks laws on birth control as unjust. It recalls ancient Rome to warn against “unreasonable” practices and warns that teaching birth control corrupts morality and public health. The tone remains that of a conservative medical viewpoint.
Washington university alumni report to the board of regents claims lease terms favor the Metropolitan Building Co, yielding less income than private Seattle leases. Signed by Superior Judge Dykeman and Jerry D. Riordan the report urges fuller alumni investigation before lease modifications.
Washington November 26 Robert L Owen of Oklahoma is the likely vice presidential contender. The administration favors a progressive Western man with independence and popular government credentials. Owen helped push the federal reserve bill as banking and currency committee member and served as the president's senate spokesman. Representative William Kent of California is also among the serious possibilities.
The King County Democratic club meeting Saturday at the Good Kata cafeteria will focus on school matters with Seattle School board members and board candidates attending. Prof. T. H. J. Ryan will lead the music program featuring a new Woodrow Wilson song by a Seattle composer.
Janan leads Asia in total telephone numbers, surpassing all other Asian nations, according to regional tech census. Officials report continued growth in mobile and landline subscriptions across major cities.
New York review reports nationwide business upturn beyond war orders with steel and railroading booming. Unused car stock shrinks. railroad tonnage rises. wheat prices edge higher. lumber, dry goods, and piano demand surge. Municipal bonds steady. war orders extend recovery. cautious optimism amid fluctuating markets.
In Oceanside New York Eugene Fowler and Harold Pearsall both 17 fought on a ball field after a dispute over a tomato and a girl who attended a dance. The six round bout ended in a draw with Pearsall knocked down and Fowler injured before a crowd of locals.
Suffragists massed in New York to greet Sarah Bard Fields from the San Francisco fair as her pilgrim car carries a suffrage petition with thousands of signatures awaiting presentation to the president.
A tornado ripped east of Hot Springs Arkansas late yesterday killing 13 and injuring 40, with six deaths and $300,000 in property damage. The funnel storm widened a quarter mile and four miles long through the farming district, sparing Hot Springs proper. doctors rushed to aid the wounded.
A gale of cyclonic dimensions tore trees from ground and downed wires between Centrali a and Chehalis. Six hundred telephones failed in Seattle and Tacoma faced hail, with widespread damage reported Thursday.
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