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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1921
Page
7
A column profiles “R. A. L.” an ex serviceman with an artificial arm who is a Seattle business college graduate and skilled bookkeeper and machine operator. He is married with a child and has faced repeated employer refusals.
In The Star want ads, Monday, R. A. L. offers himself 80 days free to prove he is a good man despite one arm. He notes many Seattle buddies face job bias, often hiding the artificial hand. He says employers may think him lazy, but he still seeks employment and asks to contact the Employment Editor.
Clair C Olawine age 58 a receiving teller with the Anglo and Paris National Bank was arrested on return from Mexico Tuesday charged with embezzling 1536 dollars from the bank authorities said.
Washington tubercular ex service men will receive nearby care under a plan by L J Jessup regional director 14th district of the bureau of war risk insurance He seeks 450000 to expand the Walla Walla tubercular hospital and 100000 for Cushman hospital Tacoma to improve patient scattering and efficiency.
Three young women completed a 3000 mile journey from New York to Los Angeles after a cross country hiking trip. They began May 2 and traversed diverse landscapes ending in California.
Mather field aviators who patrolled forests in Oregon Washington and California will transfer. The 1st Air Squadron moves to Crissy field San Francisco as flyers return from the Northwest. The 28th Bombardment Squadron forms at Mather and will be sent to Manila. Ninth Squadron and Mather field supply and medical detachments remain.
Park Supt. W. H. Peters plans to close the road to Paradise Valley after Sunday to widen the route between Nisqually Glacier and Narada Falls. The project aims to remove the current road control system.
A banquet at Plymouth Congregational Church drew over 460 members from the First Methodist First Baptist Plymouth Congregational and First Presbyterian churches. They discussed plans and methods to carry on church work across their groups.
Reading notes indicate private dancing lessons all day at Brights located at 1604 4th Street at the corner with Pine Avenue.
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