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June 1, 1918
The Seattle Star
Seattle, King County, Washington
What is this article about?
Seattle Mayor Hanson, a fan of the 23rd Psalm for its comforting message, admires a poster of it at the University of Washington Naval Station library and receives it as a gift for his office from Chaplain S. T. James on behalf of the naval personnel.
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Sends 23rd Psalm to Seattle Mayor The 23rd Psalm is Mayor Hanson's favorite. He likes the deep, trusting significance of "The Lord is my Shepherd. I shall not want." and the other lines of the Psalm that has comforted untold millions. So when he saw the 23rd Psalm inscribed on a large poster at the library of the Welfare building of the University of Washington Naval station early this week, he expressed his admiration. Saturday he was presented with the poster, for the adornment of his office. Chaplain S. T. James sent in the poster with the compliments of the naval boys.
What sub-type of article is it?
Biography
What themes does it cover?
Providence Divine
What keywords are associated?
23rd Psalm
Mayor Hanson
Naval Station
Poster Gift
Seattle Mayor
What entities or persons were involved?
Mayor Hanson
Chaplain S. T. James
Where did it happen?
University Of Washington Naval Station, Seattle
Story Details
Key Persons
Mayor Hanson
Chaplain S. T. James
Location
University Of Washington Naval Station, Seattle
Event Date
Early This Week; Saturday
Story Details
Mayor Hanson expresses admiration for a poster of the 23rd Psalm at the naval station library and receives it as a gift for his office from Chaplain S. T. James on behalf of the naval boys.