Is There a Widening Gap Between Canada and the U S
The Star reports on Canadian American relations amid trade disputes and wartime bitterness. It surveys editorials and private letters, finding most Canadians and Americans share friendship, despite some dissenters and economic tensions.
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Canada
The
United States
Pee Nore
Blaine
Star
Western
Uncle Sam
the Star
United Kingdom
America
Seattle Star Rates and Prices Amid Rising Costs
The Seattle Star lists subscription options by mail and carrier, with in state and out of state pricing. The piece critiques rising charges, noting they claim a third of the average income as rents and prices shift with wages. It references public figures like Karnebeek and quotes Go Hamilton on responsibility and conviction.
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Seattle Star
Washington
Dutch Refusal to Extradite Kaiser Sparks Debate
Dutch foreign minister H A Van Karnebeek refused to deport the ex-kaiser, citing asylum in Dutch law. The Allied demand for extradition faced Dutch legal protections as concerns about safe territory and political asylum surfaced amid the dispute.
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Holland
Jonkeer H. A. van Karnebeek
Karnebeck
Ex-Service Men Clash Over Coal Mine Struggle
A Star letter from an ex serviceman denounces strikebreakers in coal mines. The author fears mistaken identity with a namesake in the piece and argues against aiding owners at miners’ expense. He invokes Benedict Arnold and laments poverty among workers while defending fellow veterans. C F Stepitens signs from 2600 Marine Ave.
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Patter
Seemquah
Carbonado
Binack
Benedict Arnold
Colonies
England
C. F
Mineae
C.F. Stepitens
Marine Ave
A Letter From Avridge Mann
Avridge Mann writes that his wife was mad for the week because he did not take her to the opera. He explains he cannot afford seats seven dollars each and that diplomacy calmed the quarrel. He ends with a light aside and a note about 40¢ Supreme Blend Coffee at Hansen Economy Market.
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Am4
Avridge Mann
Hansen
Habit Formed by Repeated Practice and Habitual Paths
Dr. Williams Barton explains habits carve neural paths that guide future actions. Repeated practice keeps skills sharp while neglect leads to slow recovery and visible decline. The speaker urges identifying key tasks and training the mind to direct effort along the right tracks.
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Hamilton
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Paton
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Glasses Globe
Pike
Johen I. Fegd
C. F. Stephens
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San Francisco
Seattle
Tacomas
Portland
San Francisco & Branches
Cash and Light Exchange
GEO. T
Godfrey L. Wakeman
Joseph C. Glass
Tus Bane
Carona
N. A
Tacoma
WM. BR. Barton
Cuentific Me
Meehweew
Buck’s Stove & Range Co
Buck’s Ranges
M.A Gottstein Furniture Coo
Second Ave
Buck’s Heaters
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