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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1921
Page
13
The text argues ignorance as the root cause of social ills and inequality. It claims education can resolve unemployment, transportation, and governance issues, criticizing legislators for high university fees and creating an aristocracy of brains alongside money. It calls for freeing the university fee system.
A new weekly, The Tiny Yank, debuts in Seattle to aid ex service members, pledging merit based support and urging readers to see it as a mediating medium. The Star notes potential for a paper with that platform and highlights editorials on taxes and education reform.
Fragmentary passage notes resentment toward colleges and universities, alleging that a ruling class controls the curriculum while workers claim to have opened something new. The text is incomplete and lacks concrete details.
The writer applauds Mayor Caldwell for refusing a Sept 29 tag day to aid starving Russians in Seattle. He argues charity should start at home and questions funds sent abroad, urging no solicitations for foreign relief and expressing support for the mayor's stance.
A humorous letter discusses a Chinaman named Ah Wy known for the shortest name. It notes Ah Wy is also identified by his work debt and poverty, presenting a light aside amid broader news.
Admiral William H. Barton's visit aboard the New Mexico reveals a naval ship powered by electric drive with a chief engineer demonstrating control. The vessel bears large Excellent in Engineering and Excellent in Marksmanship badges, signaling high achievement and pride among the crew amid reflections on life and purpose.
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