After Dark Musings On Gypsies Cards And Theatre
A rambling diary-like reflection discusses avoiding night outings, a plan to attend a concert with Tschaikowsky, and fatigue from late hours. It touches on gypsy fortune tellers, card readings, the Ouija board, and critiques of spiritualism vs materialism with mixed skepticism.
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Tschaikowsky
Matthews
Ouija Board
Lost Battalion hero homeless as ex soldier sells Christmas trees
A former World War I hero, Private Farne of Company L, 308th Infantry, 77th Division known for the Lost Battalion, wanders jobless after returning from France. He now sells Christmas trees on Ninth and Pine, recounting the Argonne combat and his narrow survival while many veterans struggle to find work.
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Vashon Island
Seattle
Ninth Ave
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Ninth
Farne
France
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New York
Argonne
Ninth and
Pine
Georgetown
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Fred Tt. Peterson
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24 Injured In Train Smashup In Omaha
Twenty four people were injured in a rear end collision near Missouri Valley Iowa when the Chicago Northwestern fast mail struck the rear Pullman of No 215 from Minneapolis. Eleven were seriously hurt and two may die. Medical teams rushed to hospitals in Omaha.
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Jobless Soldier Urges Seattle Wake Up To Plight Of Ex-Servicemen
A Star report from Seattle recounts a letter from a former soldier detailing hardship after WWI. He describes unpaid wages, wife illness, and discrimination by employers who hire women or nonwhite workers, urging business leaders to act to aid 2,500 unemployed veterans.
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Seattle
Associated Industries
the Star
German War Prisoners To Be Freed In France
Paris December 19 German delegates announce Premier Clemenceau said German prisoners of war in France will be returned immediately without waiting for the treaty protocol. Final conferences toward making the peace treaty effective will begin next week.
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Clemenceau
France
What D' Y'ul Know About This Roll Jordan Roll On
Sacramento reports Secretary Frank C. Jordan says a 100000 farm laborer shortage in 1919 on the Pacific coast will grow to 1000000 in 1920. He supports a plan to bring Chinese coolies for farm work as farmers in California Oregon and Washington struggle to obtain sufficient white labor.
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Pacific Coast
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Poisoned Baby Contests for Life With Mother's Blood
Six month old Bobbie Sandholm underwent a blood transfusion from his mother after suspected mercury poisoning. Doctors planned to observe effects, with about an ounce of blood transfused after initial neck vein issues. The procedures followed tests of the mother's blood cultures, and the infant’s vitals remained stable shortly before noon.
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Sandholm
Buster
Bobbie
Occasional Showers on Tap Friday in Seattle
Weather Observer George N. Salisbury reports occasional showers Friday night and Saturday with moderate easterly breezes. The 8 a.m. temperature Friday was 44 degrees. The previous night’s low also reached 44 degrees.
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Seattle
George N. Salisbury
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Wisconsin voters decide Berger's term in Fifth District
In Milwaukee on December 19, electors cast ballots to determine whether Victor Berger the socialist will be returned to Congress in the Fifth Wisconsin district.
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Milwaukee
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Wisconsin
Victor Berger
Fitzgerald Race Shapes City Elections After Candidacy Declarations
Hugh M Caldwell and Wi Meter filed declarations for mayor and corporation counsel respectively while others including C B Hesketh Tomlinson and Kannak also announced runs. Incumbents Drake Lane Carroll and Friel planned to seek re election as voters prepare for city council races in three groups with filings due by January 17.
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C. Bald
Wi Meter
Meter
Cobert B. Hesketh
Carl H. Reeves
United States
Tomlinson
Pratt
Frank KE. Kannak
Mutual Business Club
Hesketh
North End
A. T. Drake
Ceed
Oliver T. Friel D. Lane
John E. Carroll
Howew
Dacy
the City Comptroller
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Drake
Lane, Son
Hecketh
Drea
of City
15 000 Pounds of U S Candy on Sale
Candy on sale at Army Retail store begins Friday at 9. purchase limit set at five pounds per person. Stock includes more than 15 000 pounds of U S candy offered at 25 cents per pound.
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U. S
Seattle
Army Retail
Stacy St
Marginal Way
Green Men and Sales Work in Classified Ads
A columnist notes employers seek eager white salesmen with selling ability. Blue and yellow traits are seen as unsuitable while green men who are white are welcome to advertise in The Star Want Ad columns.
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