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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1919

Page

11

Cost of “high living” blamed for inflation by South Carolina senator

Senator Smith told the senate the trouble is the cost of high living not living itself. He argued regulatory bills are unnecessary as automobilling and entertainment drive inequality in prices. Other lawmakers warned of wheat shortages and price manipulation by millers and traders amid a heated cost of living debate.

J. C. Martin United Press Washington United States Smith South Carolina Senate Congress North Dakota Department of Agriculture Gron Europe Gronman Agriculture Committee Gronna Kirby Arkansas Pittman Nevada Wilson Sherman Simmons Re “Sheraton

Four Million Found Shelter in London Tunnel

In forty air raids on London during the war the Underground railway group sheltered 4,000,000 persons, with only one fatality. Statistics turned over to the government praise the workers for allaying panic during raids.

London Underground Railway Group

World celebrates Enfield man amid war anniversaries

London reports H J Cashford of the Enfield food committee born on August 4 marks the war era anniversaries with sons born on Armistice day and the treaty signing date. In Wales a court case shows coffin prices rising fivefold since prewar times as a judge awards damages of 140 to a $18 coffin from 1914.

London H. J. Cashford Enfield Food Committee Ammanford South Wales

Packers Stir Farmers Ire Over Kenyon Bill

Milton Bronner reports farmers react to proposed Kenyon bill regulating packers. Illinois meeting in Chicago presses senators to address effects on farmers and consumers. Federal Trade Commission officials to defend against packer monopoly claims. Indiana and Minnesota farm groups join regional hearings.

Milton Bronner Washington Sein Illinois Kenyon Hiineis Agricultural Association Chicago Cme Federal Trade Commission Town Farm Bureau Federation Indiana Federation of Farmers’ Associations Senate McCormick Sherman Bmoot Ieee Gia Activition Tinh Det

Thieves Loot Read Home Read House Burglary Report

Dr Hiram M Read city health commissioner had his home at 2009 Dietave looted while his family was away over 45 hours. Entry gained through a broken front window and the burglars fled by the front door. Loot included Turkish rugs jewelry and Miss Margaret McConnells dresses valued at $1500 total.

Hiram M. Read Dietave. SS Margaret McConnell Read

Archibald Roosevelt Admitted After Trench Fever Attack

Captain Archibald Roosevelt, suffering trench fever and after-effects of gas, was moved from a downtown Chicago hotel to a hospital. He had arrived in the city a day earlier to seek employment with Sinclair Refining Company.

Chicago Archibald Roosevelt Roosevelt Sinclair Refining Company

Plane crashes through YMCA roof in San Diego

Camp Kearny reports Capt. Sylvanus C. Coon and Lieut. Walter J. Meng were badly shaken and bruised when their plane crashed through the YMCA building roof on Monday.

Camp Kearny San Diego Cal Sylvanus C. Coon Walter J. Meng

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