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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1919

Page

24

Police arrest fifteen men in downtown gambling raid

Police rounded up fifteen men in a raid on a Collins building location at Second Avenue and James Street. W Marvin aged 65 and Jack Phillips aged 33 faced gambling charges. bail was set at 100 and 25 dollars respectively. The others posted ten dollars each to secure court appearances.

W. Marvin Walter Dench A.W. van Stone Collins Building Second Ave James St Raiders Jack Phillips Marvin Phillips

Spring Work Opens as Unemployment Drops Nationwide

Washington April 18 United Press report indicates unemployment is easing with spring work opening across the country. Weekly labor department figures show total jobless declining from 125,605 to 97,000 in 54 localities, with Oakland leading drops at 6,800, followed by San Francisco 6,500 and Butte 1,000.

Washington Labor Department Oakland San Francisco Butte

Winners to be named in Victory Loan slogan contest

In San Francisco on April 18 the winners of the Victory Loan slogan contest will be determined today and announced tomorrow at Victory Loan headquarters. Fifteen of the best slogans have been selected from thousands submitted, and from these the three winners will be chosen.

San Francisco Victory Loan

Hearst Will Filed After Phoebe Hearst Estate Valuation

In San Francisco on April 18 the estate of the late Phoebe Apperson Hearst is estimated at 5 to 10 million dollars as probate begins. William Randolph Hearst inherits most of the estate as residuary legatee while relatives receive smaller bequests. The University of California gets 60000 for a scholarship fund and art collection, and the Hearst building and other realty go to William Randolph Hearst’s five sons. Servants and friends receive 1000 to 5000 each.

San Francisco Phoebe Apperson Hearst William Randolph Hearst Mra. Hearst University of California Mra Hearst

Aero Travel Found Safer Than the Sea

London April 18 Gen Seeley argues in the house of commons that civilian air travel will soon differ greatly from warplanes. He notes an airship stayed aloft 101 hours, covering about 6000 miles at 50 mph, despite winds, and says it is safer to fly than sail due to fewer air storms.

London Seeley House of Commons America

Nine Women to Decide Charge of J W W ism

San Francisco reporters note that nine women will serve on a jury to try Henry Warfield, an agitator charged with disturbance of the peace. The jurors were chosen from 47 fair voters, mostly socially prominent, amid strong male opinions against radicalism as unpatriotic.

San Francisco J. W. Wilem Henry Warfield

Director in Drug Ring Faces Federal Trial in San Francisco

Conrad H. Johnson, named as a director in a nationwide drug traffic organization, awaits trial in federal court after indictment for possession of opium and for facilitating drug transportation in San Francisco. John Leon was arrested in San Jose. bail release led detectives to a trunk sent to him containing illicit evidence.

San Francisco Conrad H. Johnson John Leon San Jose

Rhodes committee announces changes to Rhodes scholarship rules

The Rhodes committee at the university announced changes in examination rules for Rhodes scholarship appointments aimed at benefiting American students who have served during the war. An advertisement for Haynes watch repair service was noted near Liberty theatre.

Rhodes Rhodes Committee Haynes Liberty Theatre

Dr King’s New Discovery Fights Bad Cold And Cough

An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs colds and bronchial irritation. It claims relief through soothing inflamed membranes loosening mucus and promoting restful sleep with nationwide drugstore availability since 1969. Prices are 60 cents and 1.20 for larger size.

No Longer an Experiment Now an Assured Success

The insured title system is presented as proven and reliable with a $100,000 permanent guaranty fund deposited with the State Treasurer. Proponents claim the quick decisive method for land titles will not revert to outdated processes.

Maryland Press Steel to build flivver planes

The Maryland Press Steel plant in this city will begin manufacturing flivver airplanes. A test plane by Italian inventor Bel lanca was inspected with success. offered to the government during the war, it was nearly accepted before the armistice. The 400 pound craft has a 26 foot wingspan, carries two passengers, and reaches 75 mph.

Maryland Press Steel Plant Bellanca

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