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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1921

Page

9

Dawes Committee Urges Fast Action to Aid Disabled Soldiers

General Dawes heads the special commission reporting rapid measures to help 10,000 wounded veterans in poorhouses and inadequate hospitals. Recommendations include one centralized official for veterans relief, decentralization to cut red tape, and funding for new hospitals, with the report due to President Harding. Commander Galbraith of the American Legion praised the swift, thorough work.

Clarence Dubose Washington Hell Mariah” Dawes I Ding Sid Daven Harding Eaid Triwees Galbraith American Legion Dawes Committee

Greater New York Water Use Averages 600 Million Gallons

The article cites that the average daily water consumption for Greater New York is about 600 million gallons. It notes the figure in the context of regional water supply planning and usage trends.

Greater New York

Tragedy Follows Hope Of Reunited Family In Vancouver

Sam Chased, hides and junk dealer in Vancouver, waited years for a reunion with his wife and 11 year old daughter Miriam who had joined him after years in Russia. The wife arrived frail after months of hunger and illness, and reported Miriam died of starvation as preparations were made to depart for America. Chased had saved for three tickets but the first two were lost in transit from Russia.

Vancouver Waash Sam Chased Russia Miriam America Ticketa

Missing Relatives Bureau Seeks Cues From Readers

The Star urges readers to aid in reuniting separated families and missing friends reporting to The Star or to Jack Loramer in Pioneer Building. It notes inquiries from the French consulate about Emil Sengerberger and lists several missing persons cases across Tacoma Seattle Auburn and Philadelphia with dates, ages, and identifying details.

the Star Mar Emil Sengerberger Alance Lorraine Puyallup Thin Bureau Jack Loramer Bidg. Counseilor

Giant Rat Kills Baby in England At Stepney Inquest

An inquest heard the mother describe a giant rat leaping from a pillow where the three month old cried. The infant died from blood poisoning after rat bites two wounds were noted. France has over 300 miles of canals and canal rivers.

England Stepney Eng Charles Hostier France

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