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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1921

Page

2

Unemployment Decline From Hoover Conference Report

Washington reports that the Hoover administration cites the conference on unemployment as instrumental in returning between 1.5 and 2 million men and women to work. The Labor Department estimates 5.5 million unemployed could drop by a third, with January potentially showing the full impact as industry picks up and construction leads the revival. EB Hunt, secretary of the national conference, notes the two month gains.

Washington Y of Commerce Hoover EB. Hunt

Pedestrians Struck by Automobiles in 1921 Incidents

A 1921 record details multiple pedestrian injuries after auto collisions. Victims include C Jorgenson of 3913 Stone EF way with fractured arm and severe wounds, Nancy Wright near Eighth Ave S and Jackson, G Frost at 41st and Freemont, Mrs Kate McConnell at 24th Ave EF, and an unnamed woman hit at Rainier Ave. Several drivers and bystanders are named in the incidents and injuries range from bruises to lacerations.

C. Jorgenson Stone EF Way Nancy Wright Manhattan Eighth Ave. S Jackson Night J. E. Meyers Mth Ave. S Miss Wright Kate McConnell Bell St James Colgan 75Th St 24Th Ave Colgan

City Council Battles Over Vetoes and Bond Sales

Mayor Caldwell vetoed an ordinance to fund $5,000 for Cedar Lake operations while the council passed Fitzgeralds bond sale plan for $680,000 in street railway utility bonds and approved $9,080 to decorate streets for Marshal Fochs visit. The chamber referred Cohen’s bid advertising rule and debated water bond sales. One lively clash saw Caldwell opposing Fitzgerald over a $2,000,000 water extension sale.

Caldwell Cedar Lake Reservoir Fitzgerald Marshal Foch Cohen Police Department Green Lake Woodland Park Swan Lake Fitz Hugh Counecilman Cohen Seattle

Maurice Browne to Lecture Thursday

Maurice Browne founder of the Chicago Littl theatre and director at the Cornish School will lecture for the Players' Art guild in the YWCA auditorium on The New Spirit of the American Theatre. This is the guild's first public meeting of the year and tickets are available at the YWCA desk.

Maurice Browne Chicago Littl Theatre Cornish School Plnayers’ Art Guild Players’ Art Guild

California Fig Syrup Ad Claims Safe for Children

An advertisement urges mothers to give California Fig Syrup to sick children showing constipation and colic relief. It emphasizes a fruity taste, a four teaspoon dose for cleansing the bowels, and prompts buying genuine syrup from druggists with the word California to avoid imitation.

California Bet

University of Washington Alumni Pennant Curator mobilizes support

J G Fietcher executive secretary and curator of college pennants for the University of Washington Alumni association has gathered pennants from 28 alumni groups and awaits more parcels from mailing responses. He solicited pennants from major colleges including Yale MIT Virginia Princeton Stanford Ohio Iowa State and others for Men's College Night on December 3 at the university gymnasium. KB Nl Sweeney chairs the Homecoming informal dance committee coordinating out of town delegations for College Night and the Washington Penn State game with Gov Hart Lieut Gov Coyle among patrons and their wives noted.

J. G. Fietcher University of Washington Alumni Association Fietcher University Gymnasium Fletcher America Yale Chicago Massachusetts Institute of Technology Virginia Princeton Stanford Ohio Iowa State North Carolina Nebraska Michigan Wisconsin Williams Mir _sissippi Maine DePauw Liinois Sweeney Masonic Temple Harvard Ave Prie St Washington Penn State Hart W. J. Coyle

1912 UW Graduates Featured in Club and Sorority Evening

The 1912 University of Washington graduates Coyle and Mrs. Coyle join Oval club Phi Delta Theta and Alpha Xi Delta for an evening discussion. W. C. Parsons and B. J. Koch will be principal speakers from the Beattle division of the United Typothetae of America. Dinner at 6 30 p.m. The division handles 19 000 000 undeliverable letters annually.

University of Washington Coyle Oval Club Phi Delta ‘Theta Fraternity Alpha Xi Delta Sorority W. C. Parsons Service Department Beattle Division United Typothetae of America B. J. Koch District of the Cost

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