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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1919

Page

1

Victory Loan drive urged by Seattle workers and leaders

Woven through a Seattle page, Victory Loan promotion highlights Patriotic duty from Lieut Harry Hanover to Mrs Gunnar Lund and Pat Mahoney. The Trophy Train will visit Seattle with speakers Lowry Burnett and Oldham, urging subscriptions as 2,000,000 who served overseas are recalled to justify bonds.

Harry Hanover Harry Gunnar Lund Red Cross Seattle Pat C. F P. Burnett P. Oldham Lowry Demosthenes

Japanese demand Shantung control in treaty talks

The Japanese insist on retaining Shantung peninsula concessions and another port, while abandoning only Kino Chau. They pressure Britain to back their claim, argue China's claim is untenable, and say final decisions may wait until after the Germany treaty is signed. The president faces a major test over secret treaties and justice.

Kino Chau Shantung Peninsula Germany Wilson Great Britain Japan China Shantung Kiao Chau

Rush to Hear Orlando Talk

Thousands jammed the parliament buildings in Rome to hear Premier Orlando outline government policy and Italy's peace program. The tribunes and chamber were crowded, doors closed, and a large crowd gathered outside cheering and singing as about 400 MPs, including longtime senators and President Marcora, arrived.

Camillo Cianfarra United Press Rome Orlando Italy Chamber Marcora

Major Fairchild Transferred to Camp Lewis Base Hospital

Maj. Fred R. Fairchild chief surgeon at Letterman hospital is ordered to Camp Lewis base hospital. He previously served as chief surgeon at Vancouver barracks hospital.

Lewis San Francisco Fred R. Fairchild Letterman Hospital Camp Lewis Base Hospital Vancouver Barracks Hospital

Photographs by Cress-Dale Studio Featured in The Star

The Star presents images by the Cress-Dale Studio showing U S sub-chasers and their crews along with 91lat troops. The captioning credits the studio for the photos.

Cress-Dale Star Today U. S Cress- Dale Studio

Militia Deployed as Linton Town Faces Telephone Strike

Soldiers and local police patrolled Linton streets after eight operators walked out last Thursday seeking union recognition higher wages and shorter hours. Militia from Terre Haute arrived to calm crowds while miners halted work aiming to force removal of strikebreakers from the New Home Telephone Co. holdings.

Terre Haute Indianapolis Harley Guthrie New Home Telephone Co Linton Gov. Goodrich

Earthquake Kills Forty in San Salvador

A severe quake in San Salvador yesterday killed 40 people, injured many, and caused extensive property damage. Shocks continued through the day. The American legation building remained standing, and no Americans were listed among casualties at that time.

San Salvador Washington United Press State Department

Three Killed as Caboose Crashes Into Train Near Taylor

Three trainmen died and two others were hurt when the caboose bearing them struck a stalled Delaware Lackawanna Western train near Taylor last midnight. The collision left one survivor likely fatally injured, and the accident halted rail traffic in the area.

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Wilsons Fourteen Points and Allied Doubt Inspire Debate

The piece argues Americans largely misunderstand Wilsons fourteen points and questions whether the Paris Peace Conference and Allied leaders fully comprehend the plan. It notes Italy Britain and France shifting positions and suggests the public may accept peace without all fourteen points. It recalls why the United States entered World War I and highlights the desire to eliminate the Huns and secure reparations.

Orlando Rome Wilson Seno Ake Vance Beett Wimnlegry England France Fiume America Belgium Germany Congress Paris Russia Italy Lloyd George Clemenceau League of Nations

Seattle flotilla returns after 28 000 mile Atlantic stint

The Snohomish and nine sub chasers return to Elliott Bay after 14 months at sea. Captain G U Stewart praises his crew for three Atlantic convoy runs and zero submarine sightings, with one fatal influenza death. A banquet at the Rainier Club awaits, then Bremerton or Tacoma show.

Seattle Atlantic Elliott Bay United States Navy Snohomish Huna G. U. Stewart I. E. Johannessen Edward Zink Ernest Gregory B.L Rainier Club Bremerton Tacoma Panama Canal

Heroes of Argonne Return to Seattle in Two Troop Trains

More than 900 soldiers arriving from the Argonne campaign were welcomed in Seattle. The first 25 officers and 739 enlisted men arrived in the morning with a second section following later. Crowds gathered at King Street station as bands, drivers, and relatives awaited the veterans. A parade and a banquet at the Masonic Temple marked the homecoming.

Acoma King St Seattle Bert W. Eddy F. 8. Dickinson 316Th Field Signal Battalion CIA

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