Wilson Quote Declares Individualism Defines Citizenship
President Wilson states that true Americans do not see themselves in groups and that national belonging is an individual identity rather than a collective label. He argues that a person who thinks in terms of nations or groups cannot be authentically American.
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Humphrey Favors Parts of Seamen's Law in Letter
Congressman Will E. Humphrey writes Seattle's Central Labor Council praising provisions that aid sailors and passenger safety but objects to other sections of the La Follette Seamen's Law. He criticizes language requirements for crew and claims Pacific ships carry Chinese crews under the American flag, while Atlantic ships use American crews. He argues the law could affect Pacific fleets but not Atlantic ones, suggesting bias in ship staffing practices. A second note discusses Japan and China with satirical commentary on imperial aims and regional power plays.
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Preachers Politically Targeted in St Bernardino Recall
The St Bernardino electorate recalls a preacher-turned-mayor on charges of incompetence and favoritism toward regulations affecting jitneys. The note references scripture, contradicting the situation as there were no jitneys and no Isaiah-era recalls.
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Notable oddities mix in Europe banter and court rumors
A jumble notes famous figures like C Alicea Dale and A Cheshire with frock coats, a councilman clash, and a staged tamento. Banter about banana eggs, provincial indictments, tax on liquor dealers, and local civic quips fill a hectic page with fleeting anecdotes and verses.
Cavemen threaten strike over attire at Mary Austin play
In San Francisco on September 29 the cavemen in Mary Austin's Fire at Court of the Universe threaten to strike if not allowed warmer costumes. Lead actor Ernest Clewe shivered as icy winds cut between his knees and chattered his teeth during the scene.
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Wrongful diversion suit filed over railroad funds
Jacob M. Dickinson, receiver of the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific, sues New York directors for seven and a half million dollars. Isaac N Maxwell, 70, and Jennie Y Maxwell, 65, of Renton, remarried after six years apart. Samuel Lender shot at a garment workers strike in Chicago. Marguerite Grossano, 12, abducted from a father's farm near Chicago. Carrie Smith, longtime YWCA secretary, to resign and travel east.
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Editor Calls for City County Ford Standardization
Letters to The Star praise Ford vehicle standardization to save taxpayers money and urge officials to rely on driving skills rather than chauffeurs. A critic condemns past penal abuses aboard the prison ship Success as a mirror of today’s justice system and questions modern freedoms.
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Pile Sufferers Offer At-Home Relief Trial Box
An offer for relief from piles and hemorrhoids is advertised as a private home remedy. A free trial box with booklet is mailed in a plain wrapper upon request, with fields for name street city state.
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Marshall Michindly
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Aged Americans Deserve Worthy Pay and Work Respect
An 81 year old writer argues that many seniors are unjustly discarded. He recalls feeling in prime years from 60 to 65 and asserts capability for all tasks from stamping mail to bookkeeping. He contends laborers deserve fair wages for a day's work.
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Fred Boalt
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A Fairground Wanderer Finds a Sulky and Old Times
The narrator recalls wandering past a shooting gallery and rides at a fair, discovering a high wheeled sulky tucked away amid stables. Amid stalls and crowds, a stocky man bellows and the crowd cheers as horses race to the wire, while a boy with 40 cents hides his money to treat his mother.
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