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COLUMBIA: Winter 2009-10; Vol. 23, No. 4
Table of Contents
History Commentary 2
The cultural and historical significance of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition.
By Michael Herschensohn
Sweethearts of Jazz 6
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The path-breaking women of Seattle's early black musicians' unions.
By David Keller
From the Collection 13
"Keep the Sky Clear...."
Seattle Apartment Kitchens 14
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By the early decades of the 20th century apartment buildings could offer
the labor-saving appliances many women longed for.
By Jacqueline B. Williams & Diana James
Yvonne Twining Humber 19
A uniquely talented Washington painter whose work has fallen into obscurity.
By David F. Martin
Image Collections Online 26
Washington icons.
The Sage of Yelm 27
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Joseph Conine helps Thurston County onto the Populist bandwagon.
By Edward Bergh Jr.
The War League 33
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Asahel Curtis's unconventional solution for ending large-scale armed conflict.
By William W. Wilson
Retrospective Reviews 36
THe novels of Allis McKay.
By Peter Donahue
Additional Reading 37
Columbia Reviews 38
History Album 40