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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1921
Page
10
An advertisement promotes Hisurated Magnesia as a remedy for indigestion. It claims it neutralizes excess stomach acid quickly, relieving gas, heartburn, and bloating after meals. The ad asserts safe, continued use without harming the stomach and urges trial after meals.
Four Sinn Feiners were executed by firing squad at the barracks today for waging war against the crown. The condemned were Patrick O Sullivan Patrick Ronayne Thomas Mulcahy and Maurice Moor. Crowds and relatives gathered outside as priests offered comfort and women reacted as the volleys were fired. OSCAR WILLIAM PETERSON of Seattle died at 72 after 35 years in the city. Funeral arrangements are pending with the Cremation Society of Washington.
A Senate speech by Senator Walsh of Massachusetts declares that government agencies handling veteran rehabilitation have failed miserably. He urges bills repealing time limits on disability and claims, reforming insurance payments, reinstating policies, and decentralizing the war risk bureau, plus hospital condition investigations and new housing arrangements for veterans.
Robert Macfarlane of Seattle was elected president of the Associated Students of the University of Washington, defeating Herbert Munsaker by 209 votes as more than 3,500 ballots were cast. Robin Wilkes won graduate representative. board of control reps include Newman Clarke Robert Ingram and Ray Heily. Ruth Ainsworth named editor of Tyco yearbook.
George M. Oyster left his bride of several months twenty five thousand dollars in the will filed for probate. The gift was noted in the second codicil dated April 20, a few days before the wealthy Washington businessman and horse fancier died in Atlantic City.
Seattle Church Federation members urged strict enforcement of liquor, vice and narcotics laws at a Wednesday evening meeting. A resolution declared a well organized movement to create sentiment against liquor law enforcement in the city.
Members of the Native Daughters of Pioneers of Washington who served overseas were the honor guests at the fourth annual breakfast at the Seattle Yacht Club on Wednesday. Mrs. Clara Shoudy Mc Teigh presided.
Washington April 28. Representative Hamilton Fish Jr of New York introduces a bill in the house calling for immediate withdrawal of American troops from Germany. The measure proposes ending occupation forces and repatriating troops at once.
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