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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1921
Page
5
Washington reports warn that without Pacific powers uniting to supervise China’s finances and governance, the country faces extinction. The piece argues graft and warlords weaken China, calls for international oversight, and urges immediate coordinated action at the upcoming Pacific conference to prevent war and armament spirals.
More than 400 people gathered at the Masonic Club in Seattle to honor Theodore Roosevelt on his 63rd birthday anniversary. Senator Fred Loomis of Aberdeen spoke as principal speaker while Mayor Hugh M. Caldwell chaired and paid tribute. Judge G A Brown of Portland could not attend.
A runaway log train crashed into a car on a trestle eight miles from Clallam Bay and plunged 200 feet into a ravine taking the trestle with it. Engineer George Warnick and crew escaped when brakes failed.
Mrs Dora Foss Honsman, 57, died at her son Herbert Four’s home at 218 Twenty First Avenue Eight Street after a long illness. The brief notice notes the death occurred Thursday night.
Idaho Coney Fur Co. asks Seattle meat packers to handle weekly shipments of 3000 to 12000 pounds of dressed New Zealand rabbit meat from December 1 to March 1. The product includes broilers and fryers, all white meat, with no jack rabbits in the supply.
More than 60 beekeepers attended the first session of a two day bee culture school Thursday night at the Y M C A. The meetings are being held jointly by Washington State College the United States department of agriculture and the county agricultural bureau.
Washington topped all states in 1920 lumber production with 5.525 billion feet, up 11 percent from 1919. Oregon ranked second at 3.317 billion feet, a 29 percent rise. The U.S. total was 33.799 billion feet, down 2.2 percent, with a national lumber value of 1.299 billion dollars.
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