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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1919

Page

6

Subchaser Fleet Returns After 14 Months at War

Officers and sailors from the Zapata dread empire reconquered squadron left Tacoma Wednesday morning at 9 for overhaul. Captain G A Stewart of the tug Snohomish led the flotilla home after 14 months in the war zone. A Victory Loan dinner at the Rainier preceded the voyage and a theatre party with Metropolitan executives accompanied them.

Submare Sone Tacoma G. A. Stewart States Navy Snohomish Chaser George Hood Metropolitan Theatre Rainier Victory Loan

91st Men Find Welcome Here Parade Arrival in Seattle

The 91st Division troops from the 241st Infantry and 362nd Infantry with engineers arrived in Seattle four hours late, paraded up Second Avenue to Pine, then to the Masonic Temple. A turnout included sailors from the subchaser fleet and a farewell meal. They are to be discharged at American Lake cantonment.

Ger Meuse-Argonne Tacoma Camp Lewis Seattle Scheol N. P Second Ave Pine Masonic Temple American Lake Cantonment

General Johnston Visits Wounded Veterans at Fort Douglas

In Salt Lake City on April 30 a welcome committee gathered as Maj. Gen. William H. Johnston toured Fort Douglas hospital. Johnston, commander of a division in France, spent over an hour visiting Wild West division men, after which he departed for Tacoma and Camp.

Salt Lake City William H. Johnston Fort Douglas Hospital Johnston Sint Division France Wild West Division Tacoma

Funeral services for Henry W Faust

Funeral services for Henry W Faust 62 will be held Wednesday afternoon at Forkner's Undertaking Parlors. He died Monday at his home at the Brooklyn avenue and East 41st street.

Henry W. Faust Brooklyn Ave E. 41St St

Bakers Strike Settlement Seen After Mediation Talks

CHICAGO April 30 Settlement of the bakers' strike believed possible tonight or tomorrow after Fred L Feick mediator of the labor department delivered an ultimatum following private talks by employers and wagon drivers. Federal intervention threat loomed during secret sessions.

Chicago Fred L. Feick Labor Department Feick

Mrs Mildred Culbertson Dies in Idaho

Mrs Mildred Culbertson daughter in law of Mr and Mrs J Culbertson 5608 Latona Ave died last Sunday in Weiner Idaho after an illness due to appendicitis word reached Seattle Tuesday

Mildred Culbertson J. Culbertson Latona Ave Weiner Idaho Seattle

Earthquake Shocks Recorded at St Imnatiue College

An earthquake shock was recorded on the seismograph at St Imnatiue College in Cleveland early today. The first signal appeared at 3 45 a m, peaked at 4 16 a m, and ended at 6 15 a m. Officials believed the quake originated in South America or the Pacific.

Cleveland St. Imnatiue College South America Pacific

Knights and Ladies of Security officials tour North

District manager W. T. Dykeman with several deputies including Mrs. F. D. Lindsay Hattie Cate and Pearl H. Wright visited West Beattie members while touring the North in support of the national membership drive.

W. T. Dykeman F. D. Lindsay Hattie Cate Pearl H. Wright Knights and Ladies of Security Organization West Beattie

World's Richest Garden Spot Reclaimed by Gonzalez

American journalist describes General Pablo Gonzalez transforming Morelos from monopoly haciendas to peon prosperity. Amnesty and land reform expand farms from 10 to 1000 acres, with rent options, eight hour days, higher wages, schools, hospitals, free markets, and new civic institutions.

Mexico The Star N. B. Adcuautla Smilene Zapata Pablo Gonzales Zapats Zapataland Gonzalez Gonzales Cuautla Morelos

Martial law and miners clash in Linton labor dispute

In Linton Indiana troops guard the town as a governor appointed commission investigates a labor dispute that sparked martial law. Eight strikebreakers are removed from the telephone exchange and a night ar mitiation is agreed to, while miners rally and one man Fred Jones is shot but survives.

Linton Ind Goodrich Commission Central Labor Union Indianapolis Altho Fred Jones

Frilly Little Frocks for May Day Wear

Hand embroidered dresses for children aged 6 months to 6 years priced from 1.95 to 4.95. Frilly styles advertised for May Day wear emphasize delicate stitching and handmade finish.

Hats for sale at Bon Marche Second Floor

Street hats priced at five dollars feature hemp lisere and Georgette facings. Mitzi s hats offer ostrich feathers or flowers with rough straw options in brown black and blue. Perfect for women shopping for professional wear at the Bon Marche Second Floor.

BON Marche

Infamous Lie Claims by McAdoo Spark Denial

William G. McAdoo denounces a Newark court statement that he received funds through his brother for submarine contract deals with Electric Boat Co. He says he never knew of his brother’s actions and suspects the $40,000 was for services. He identifies his brother as a consulting engineer for the firm.

Chicago William G. McAdoo Newark N. J Electric Boat Co New York McAdoo

Judge Sets Aside Verdict for Girl

Superior Judge A W Frater set aside a jury verdict awarding Heloise Menera $500 against Dr Torrland finding it not supported by the evidence. Dr Torland received a judgment Tuesday. The suit claimed negligence during treatment and sought $16 000 in damages.

Heloise Menera Torrief Torland A. W. Fra Ter Dr. Torland

Miss Garrison Sings Seattle Song at Metropolitan

Mabel Garrison a coloratura soprano from the New York Metropolitan Opera will debut in Seattle with a song composed in a Seattle warden. Trafford Fluteson of the Highlands wrote the music and Miss Alice Almira Moore of Hoxton penned the lyrics. The program also features popular and sembeck classical pieces.

Seattle Mabel Garrison New York Metropolitan Opera Metropolitan Theatre Trafford Fluteson the Highlands Alice Almira Moore Hoxton

Metal Trades Back May 1 as Labor Day Observance

The Metal Trades council endorsed May 1 for Labor Day and backed six hour working day to reduce labor oversupply. Macy wage scale referendum vote was reported unfavorably by several unions affiliated with the council.

Central Labor Council The Metal Trades Council Macy Council

The Children's Book Nook in Seattle

An advertisement for The Children's Book Nook on the upper main floor highlights a cozy shop choice for children’s books. It advertises mind training reading with large type and fine pictures, featuring titles recommended by the Seattle Public Library.

Seattle Public Library

Apron styles and prices offered for women on third floor

About 200 aprons offered in various styles at good value. Styles include Amoskeaging ham in dark or medium plaids and fine percales with stripes. Coverall aprons for small women 75c. slipover and button-down back styles. white taped patches. suitable lengths for women not wanting alteration.

Freshening Up the Home With New Curtains and Covers

A Bon Marche display offers about 200 pairs of curtains with lace edges in white cream or ecru, tapestry portieres at 6.50 per pair, mer cerized tapestry options, Scotch Madras curtains with floral designs, and Roman striped couch covers finished with fringe for protecting couches.

Victory Bond Drive Urges Public Help for Heroes

A call to invest in a Victory Bond to aid returning servicemen and support national recovery. Citizens are urged to purchase bonds to back military efforts and help bring heroes home.

Bon Marche Bread Right Out of the Oven

Bon Marche offers twelve varieties of bread baked fresh in a traditional style. Available warm from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., items include Apple Butter Libby’s brand Mayonnaise Bon Marche brand and a Veal Loaf priced at 42 cents per pound.

Libby’s Bon Marche

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