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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1919

Page

12

Krupp Works Pivot to Peace Time Industry At Essen Plant

German industrial giant Krupp is converting its Essen plant from armaments to peace time production. Herr Gustave Krupp Von Bohlen and Frau Bertha Krupp Von Bohlen outline plans to scrap cannons for locomotives and farm machinery and to seek long term credit to rebuild Germany’s economy. They foresee turning out one locomotive and ten cars daily within six months and emphasize credit and confidence as key to postwar recovery.

Carl D. Groat United Press Essen Germany Krupps Herr Gustave Krupp von Bohlen Krupp Works Frau Bertha Krupp von Bohlen Herr Krupp von Bohlen Krupp Vonlen Uch Herr Krupp von Pohlen Europe Fritz Homann Geheimrat Weifeldt Sherrit Herr Homann Hindenburs Krupp von Bohlen Kruppe Kaiser Mher Kesen Kasen

He'll Plant Christmas Tree and Dig It Up Again Next December

Charles Rasmussen plans a seasonal Christmas tree in his Elliott Way home. He will move it from Bothell Road into a soil-filled box and later plant it in the yard if weather allows. Tastmussen advocates a permanent tree grown in the yard and brought indoors for holidays.

Charles Rasmussen Elliott Way Bothell Road Tastmussen

Flirt Murder Trial Begins in San Francisco

Edgar Woodcock and his wife Aliee Harris Woodcock face trial for the fatal September 18 shooting of Edward Kelly, a newspaper employee. the jury of four women and eight men was seated as State Senator William Kehoe questioned potential jurors for the defense. The defense argues accidental shooting. prosecutors say Woodcock pursued Kelly and fired after he bowed to Mrs Woodcock.

Edgar Woodcock Ward Woodcock Aliee Harris Woodcock Edward Kelly Kelly Mra. Woodcock William Kehoe Alexander O'Grady

Elden Teaney Deceived by City Night Out in Arcade Hotel

Elden Teaney of Bandon Oregon arrived in Beatle for a brief visit and attended a planned party at the Arcade hotel. He financed $15 for the event and later lost $90 when a so called friend vanished with the money during a police inquiry. Teaney described feeling betrayed as the tale unfolded.

Elden Teaney Bardon Ore Teaney Beatle Teansy Ia Arcade Second Ave University St Bandon Seattle

Bandit Gets 157 on Runs Away

A lone highwayman robbed O. I. Manifold of Renton and John Mc Farland, Crystal Pool Athletic club employee, of 157 dollars at Terry avenue and Virginia street around 3:30 am Tuesday. Manifold reported the incident. the robber, about 25, pulled a gun and fled down a dark alley.

O. I. Manifold Renton John McFarland Crystal Pool Athletic Club Terry Ave Virginia St Manifold

Russ to Welcome Precious Pair

New York reports Ruceia will offer refuge to Emma Goldman Alexander Berkman and hundreds of other Russian anarchists held for deportation. The welcome and safe haven was described by Ludwi g C A K Martens the Bolshevik ambassador to the United States in a letter to Miss Goldman.

New York

Nation Depending on Church Says Bishop Keator

Bishop Fr. W. Keator of the Olympia diocese told Seattle Ministerial Union at Plymouth church that the nation’s crisis cannot be solved by secular efforts alone. He warned the church must lead with God not business, asserting God has not abdicated and that men rely on Jesus Christ to save the country.

Fr. W. Keator Diocese of Olympia Seattle Plymouth Church Jesus Christ

Ah Fook on Trial in Federal Court

Ah Fook of Milwaukee is on trial in the United States district court before Judge Jeremiah Neterer on narcotics possession charges. Federal sleuths arrested him last August and the case was expected to conclude Tuesday.

Ah Fook Milwaukee United States District Court Jeremiah Neterer Fook

Soldier's Wife Was Already Married

W. W. Wiswell an ex service man now with the telephone company was granted a marriage annulment from Jane I. Wiswell alleging deception when they wed in 1915 believing she was single while she remained wife of John Stokes of Denver. Stokes divorced her in Denver two weeks after the marriage. Wiswell says she vanished again on April 21, 1916, and he cannot locate her.

San Francisco W. W. Wiswell Telephone Company Jane I. Wiswell John ¥. Stokes Denver Stokes Wiswell

Secret Service Arrests Three on Altering Government Obligations

Secret Service agents arrested DD McConahy and Mia Delphia McConahy at 017 American Bank Building on charges of transferring war savings stamps to their own certificates in violation of federal law. McConahy bail set at 1000 with arraignment next Wednesday. wife released on recognizance. Pawnbroker Benjamin Ordell held in city jail pending search warrant for his Washington Street shop on similar charges.

McConahy Mia Delphia McConahy American Bank Secret Service R. W. Metlelland

Mexico Defends Neutrality Amid World War Debate

Mexico City December 14 minister of the treasury Latis Cabrera warns that joining the Allies would invite political and commercial absorption by the United States. He says American interventionist press reinforces European and South American views and asserts the Monroe Doctrine supports Mexican neutrality.

Mexico City Latis Cabrera Treasury Mexico United States Europe South America Cabrera

Army Store Candy Sale Promises Big Stock for Beattie

A large shipment arrives at the Army Retail Store on Stacy Street and EB Marginal Way. Candy goes on sale Wednesday at 9 AM in limited quantities for about two days. Organizers boast enough to trigger three and a half stomach aches for every kid in Beattie and some indigestion for the grownups.

Army Retail Stacy St

Eighty Four Cents Stolen and $200 Left at Pearl Market

A double burglary occurred early Tuesday at the Pearl Meat market on 14th Ave North East. Thieves stole 84 cents and $200 from an office desk while entry holes were bored in the adjacent Pearl grocery. A separate report lists a raincoat theft from Nishida at Skagit Hotel with $335 missing.

Pearl Meat Market 14Th Ave. N. BE Pearl Grocery Nishida Skagit Hotel Ave

Husband Missing as Wife Succumbs in Seattle

Mrs. George Kinney, wife of Seattle physician Dr. George Kinney, died Monday night of pneumonia at the city hospital. The body was removed to the morgue while authorities search for Dr. Kinney, whose whereabouts are unknown. Mrs. Kinney was a graduate nurse from Mt. Sinai Hospital, New York City.

George Kinney Seattle City Hospital Kinney Mt. Sint Hospital New York City

Jurors Hear Prosecution On Saccharin Case In St Louis

In St Louis on December 16 jurors deliberated in the United Press report of the Santo Chemical case. The government served a feast of saccharin sweetened pies cakes and candies to argue saccharin is not a sugar substitute. Santo Chemical stands charged with violating the pure food law.

ST. Louis United Press Monsanto Chemical Company Chemical Company

Pandolfo Sentenced to Ten Years in Leavenworth

Samuel C. Pandolfo, former Pan Motor president, convicted of defrauding via mafia schemes, was sentenced to 10 years in Leavenworth and fined $4,000 by Judge Landis. A stay of sentence was granted by the U S Court of Appeals, pending appeal. Pandolfo released on $25,000 bond.

Chicago

Suspects Confident In Habeas Corpus Bid In Dansey Murder

Edith I L Jones and Charles White, jailed in May's Landing, say they expect a writ of habeas corpus to be granted. Jones, charged as an accessory after the fact in the Billy Dansey case, and White, charged with willful murder, express optimism as Christmas approaches. An unrelated note mentions grape seed oil used in soap making in Argentina.

Hammonton N. J United Press Edith IL Jones Billy Dansey May's Landing

Local dentist offers advanced Pyorrhea treatment

Dr. Harvey, a member of the Southwestern Michigan Dental Association and Life Member of the Dental Protective Association, advertises expert care for pyorrhea and complex dental reconstructions. He claims extensive licensure across states, extensive study, and personal analysis of each case to outline a tailored treatment plan.

Coorrancher Southwestern Michigan Dental Association Dental Protective Association of United States Pennsylvania Paseed Michigan Washington Pacific Northwest Harvey New York Chicago America

Duncan Dancers Move Wistful Police Witnesses Seattle Show

A police reporter reviews Isadore Duncan dancers at the Metropolitan. He recalls wartime memories and George Copeland as the piano, noting a silent, dreamlike crowd and the mournful Marche Funebre that evokes a fallen comrade. He wishes the act returned to Seattle.

Duncan Bunkie Eli Seattle

Dry Amendment Under Attack

New Jersey retail liquor dealers led by William Duehne seek permission to file an original bill testing the validity of the constitutional prohibition amendment. They ask for an injunction to restrain enforcement of the Volstead Act in New Jersey. Rhode Island is expected to file a similar action to declare the amendment invalid and set its effective date.

New Jersey William Duehne Rhode Island

Probe into Court Leak Hits Supreme Court Decisions

The Department of Justice investigates an alleged leak of Supreme Court decisions including the Volstead ruling. Assistant Attorney General C B Ames leads the probe with government detectives assigned. Two minor officials are reported to be involved as the case heads toward next Monday’s anticipated ruling on beer and wine legality.

Washington United Press Department of Justice Supreme Court High Court Department Cc. B. Ames Eral

Florence Store Upscale Wedding Attire Ad

A bride recounts buying a suit that made her attractive and helped secure marriage. She advises other girls to visit the Florence Store for wedding clothes including hats coats and dresses. The Florence Upstairs Store at Second and Union is promoted for savings on attire.

Florence Ford

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