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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1922
Page
9
A reader letter criticizes white employers and so called Jap lovers for inviting Japanese workers, argues for deportation of “white Jap lovers,” and ties the issue to coast politics. The Spokane Press note hints at Louie’s nonreturn and a poll tax deadline while closing with a homely proverb.
The piece argues every worker has a boss and critiques what makes a good or bad boss. It emphasizes practical knowledge of the job, fair treatment, empathy, willingness to admit error, and broad-minded leadership over flashy benefits. It notes varied experiences from workers and mentions a Boston speeding incident and Lord Robert Cecil remarks.
A year ago 25 Seattle executives visited Lewiston Idaho to discuss mutual interests. Lewiston is nearing completion of a $500000 community hotel campaign and plans a September 28 30 opening. The Star notes the hotel as among the finest in a city of its size, signaling broader regional tourism growth and Seattle’s interest in official recognition and support.
Duchemin is expelled from Britain and travels in southern France following Stevenson. He saves Aubrac’s party from a peasant and a man in uniform, then stays at the Grand Hotel de l Univers. Eve de Montelais reveals her American ties as romance deepens aboard the hotel.
A reader argues that turnout is essential for good government and proposes legal holidays on primary and election days. The letter suggests assessor supplied questionnaires, fines for non reporting, and a $6 voter tax waived if the person votes in both primary and election, with disability as the only medical excuse.
In The Star a letter by J. W. Gilbert urges a yes vote on Referendum 13. He asserts that bill 180 does not conflict with existing contagion laws and argues against giving the drugless or drug systems political control. He calls for each healing system to stand on its own merits.
The text argues that non-drug users show strong hygiene and sanitation standards, while drug users are stereotyped. It contends humanity abandons drugs after repeated disappointments, and warns against overreaching medical regulation, suggesting doctors would face a flood of patients if medical practice were as effective as claimed.
A letter from Margaret Risse of 5622 Fleventh Ave NE urges enforcement of headlight laws and proposes drivers use spotlights on offending motorists to teach them a lesson by briefly blinding them as they near oncoming traffic. She argues this will curb reckless driving and protect others.
A reader lauds California's proposed open patrol system for state roads replacing hidden speed traps. The plan envisions uniformed motorcycle officers patrolling established beats to deter violators and improve traffic conditions, urging Washington to adopt the approach.
Each word has ten letters six of which are a b c d e f in order. Build one or both words from the clue list yesterday including Gray Moore Byron Pope Dryden Gay Keats Hemans.
Scientists reveal a natural enemy for the mealy bug after trials with Cryptoloemus montrouzieri and other allies. The breakthrough promises reduced crops damage, lower spraying costs, and increased productivity for agriculture nationwide.
The daily word Boxporus means a strait or narrow between two seas or between a sea and a lake. It derives from Latin Bosporus and is often linked to the Strait of Istanbul connecting the Black and Marmara Seas. Variant Boephorus exists.
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