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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1919
Page
19
Canada has secured orders totaling 25 million from Romania and France and is nearing similar contracts with Belgium. The deals cover raw materials foodstuffs and manufactured goods, signaling broad European demand.
Frank Sapo convicted of robbing game traps in Enumden was fined $100. Deputy William Dunstan said Sapo had several rainbow trout and was cleaning them at home when arrested. Thieves also stole 319 California Ave tires from the Lewis garage after forcing garage doors. Police notified.
Special to The Star by N. F. A. in Tiflis says Georgians confident that independence will be assured once the League of Nations is formed. They have a self governing state resisting Bolshevik pressure and oppose mandatories or protectorates. Locals note that when Lloyd George and Woodrow Wilson craft the League, Georgia hopes to join.
The ad claims the flu weakens the nervous system and appetite and that a thorough tonic is needed to restore strength. It touts 8. S. S. as a complete restorative, eradicating disease germs and rebuilding the body. Readers are directed to buy from druggists or seek free medical advice from Chief Medical Advisor in Atlanta.
Reports describe changes in Tiflia and Batum cases and mixed Georgian nationalities. Geogian border posts see Indian centries facing Batum as crowds cheer British troop trains. Locals appear cheerful and well fed beside Balkan suffering, with poultry and pig droves along the line.
Franklin High School seniors present a three act play The Prince Chap to be staged Friday and Saturday evenings April 1 and 12 at the Franklin High School auditorium.
The United States Shipping Board wood steamer Bockenoff after boiler and engine adjustments in Seattle will begin loading lumber for Poughkeepsie New York from Tacoma on Friday. The voyage will go via the Pattama canal.
London theater magnate, who owns a chain of theatres, announces that the best seats for his shows are available only at the box office, rejecting sale through brokers and resale outlets.
In the Somerset county court Misa Ethel Pike sued Motorist Sidney Hutton claiming his mud splash ruined her frock and won $5 in damages. British motorists are appealing.
Major Richard Lloyd George, son of the premier, has been appointed director of A Bh Brown McFarlane & Co naval architects and marine engineers with offices in Glasgow London and New York.
Frank F. Wolfe argues the nation faces a race between revolution and reconstruction. He urges industrial peace and full employment for returning soldiers, calling for public works and the QUOTA PLAN to guarantee work, food, and stability to prevent anarchy and protect civilization.
The will of Elizabeth Foss Seattle pioneer and philanthropist died February 15. She leaves 192000 to Edwin Briscoe boys' home in Orillia with 142000 estate appraised, 96000 personal property. The Children's Orthopedic Hospital gets 2500 and Catholic institutions total 7500. Executors named are Laurence B Booth and Michael W Padden.
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