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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1919

Page

12

Nurse Marries Wounded Hero in Contay Hospital Romance

Sergeant Major Jerry Nixon leads back to war after meeting Red Cross nurse Hedith Fernee at Contay hospital. He is wounded again and later marries the nurse, while their son Byng symbolizes wartime bonds. Jerry’s letters and service mark a life of horror, love, and patriotism, ending with a homeward trek to Seattle and ongoing war service memories.

Jerry Courcelette Contay Hadith Fernee Hedith Fernee Lens Wtaples Littl Red Cross Mra England Seattle Byng Canada

ASK JUDGE TO CANCEL RATES

The Th ursday session of the county superior court heard a petition challenging tariff increases for government operated utilities. Assistant Corporation Counsel Tom Kennedy and Tacoma city attorney A B Harmon argued the states hold police power to fix such rates, citing Illinois South Dakota Mississippi and a March 24 US Supreme Court ruling. Judge D F Wright took the case under advisement with counsel Wanavout Pas Tanner Hance Cleland and Otto Rupp representing Postmaster General Burleson.

County Superior Court Tom Kennedy A. B. Harmon Tacoma Public Service Commission Seattle Illinois South Dakota Mississippi United States Supreme Court Public Service D. F. Wright Thurston County Superior Court Ad Commission Wanavout Pas Tanner Hance Cleland Burleson Otto Rupp

City to pay police streetcar fares on duty

An ordinance drafted at Councilman Bolton’s request would authorize the police department to cover streetcar fares for officers while on duty. The measure, to be presented Monday, follows Superintendent Morphine’s order against free rides for police and firemen.

Bolton City Hall Morphine Yeasterday

New Line Freighter To Load For Japan

The Taiho Maru, Uchida Steamship's first on the Seattle Oriental route, docked in the East waterway. It will be loaded with steel and cotton and then proceed to Vancouver for a large paper shipment before sailing in about a week to Yokohama and Kobe.

Uchida Steamship Company Seattle

Safeguard in League Rule Debated at Paris Conference

Paris April 11 The plenary peace conference focused on international labor legislation and the influence of the big four. Little nations seek to press their rights amid claims of big power authority, while a Monroe doctrine clause was unanimously added to the covenant by the league commission. The big four were to disclose further alignments with Wilson's 14 points and armistice terms.

United Press Paris Committee On International Labor Little Powers League of Nations Commission Col. House Wilson

Kaiser Seen as Criminal Figure in Postwar Talks

The report details efforts to hold Kaiser Wilhelm II morally and legally accountable for German actions in World War I. It notes attempts to place responsibility on Grand Admiral von Tirpitz for Lusitania deaths and discusses the plan to impose a reparations bill of about 5 billion dollars with a two year initial payment, plus a permanent financial commission to guarantee future payments.

Kaiser Wilhelm Germany von Tirpits Lusitania Financial Commission Permanent Financial Commission

Downtown Pittsburg Fire Causes Notable Damage

Fire early today in downtown Pittsburg caused about 200000 dollars in damage to the dual news district.

Pittsburg Dual News

Blood Changes After Influenza and Winter Colds

After grip or pneumonia or a hard cold the blood becomes thin and irregular. Symptoms include weakness, nervousness, pimples or boils, blue mood, cold clammy hands, and reduced red and white blood cells. Iron tonic like Iron tic by Dr. Pierce can restore color and vitality, while Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery offers a long-trusted herbal alternative without alcohol.

Dr. Pierce

Bavaria Soviet Vanquished Reported By Frank J. Taylor

United Press dispatch from Berlin notes a sequence of rapid military moves in Bavaria. Forces loyal to the deposed socialist government reportedly surround Nuremberg and Munich while restoration of socialist control appears possible. Strikes ripple Saxony and Ruhr as government forces tighten in Magdeburg and Berlin remains tense under War Minister Notke.

Frank J. Taylor United Press Staff Berlin Ware Mivices Nuremburg Hramberg Hoffman Bavaria Wureburg Munich Scheidemann Weimar Saxony Ruhr Magdeburg Bwreet CghUng Spartacans Shenhame Radicala Notke Red Cross Mvasion Altho National Soviet Congress

Peasants clash with Serbian troops in Agram riots

Heavy street fighting erupts in Agram as Serbian troops move to restore order after a peasants mass meeting sparks unrest. Budapest reports indicate large scale soviet elections amid chaos and new district vote ordered for alleged illegal balloting.

Edward Bing United Press Budapest Agram Vienna Illiegal Treste Fireg Second International Front Poganny Red Army

Grant Saturday Half-Holiday Planned at Shipyards

Los Angeles April 11 announcement states Saturday half-holidays will be the rule in the Southwestern and Los Angeles shipbuilding company yards starting now. The move aims to reduce overtime and improve worker morale across the yards.

Los Angeles Southwestern Los Angeles Shipbuilding Company

Bad Teeth Threaten Lives Warns Seattle Ad

A magazine writer argues abscessed teeth started Col Theodore Roosevelt’s death and cites Seattle cases to claim decayed teeth are dangerous. The piece urges regular checkups by expert dentists every few months even without symptoms.

Col Theodore Roosevelt

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