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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1920

Page

9

Santa Claus Land Seeks a Christmas Toy Flight Preview

In Santa Claus Land North Pole Santa outlines a busy pre Christmas workshop. Tot Thumb Little Jack Horner and Mary Quito Contrary assist in toy making while dolls receive new dresses. Animals including giraffes dogs cats and monkeys populate the kingdom as Santa plans a cloud ride with loaded airplane.

Santa Claus Land North Pole Dec Thin Big Toy Town Santa Claus Seattle Santa Tot Thumb Jack Horner John John the Piper Mise Muffet Latte Bo Peep Mary Mary Quito Dolla Kingdom OF Animals Beattie

Harding Plan for International Association outlined in World Forum concept

Marion Ohio dispatch reports Raymond Clapper describes a plan to scrap the league of nations, declare peace with Germany, and convene a world conference to create a new association of nations. Key features include an international court and regular conferences on issues outside court jurisdiction. Negotiations with Germany on sunken ships and property claims expected after peace resolution.

Raymond Clapper Marion Ohio League of Nations Germany Association of Nations Hanning Association For Conference World Forum Harding International Court International “Forum Hiram Johnson League of

Secretary Davis Hiccups Delayed State Duty Home Relief

Secretary Norman H. Davis was reported to be resting at his Washington home after hiccoughs began Tuesday and ceased last night. Ottawa reports luxury taxes eliminated except on liquors candy and playing cards.

Davis Washington Norman H. Davis Ottawa

Federal Trade Commission report attacks wheat futures gambling

The FTC told President Wilson that a large volume of wheat futures trading is essentially gambling and should be curbed by Congress. It noted seven factors depressing prices and said government selling machinery could counter foreign buying. The report also found the president cannot block foreign wheat imports but urged regulation to protect farmers from price manipulation.

Washington Federal Trade Commission Wilson United States Agencien Canada Commiunion Commission

Ambassador Hope Fades on Cigarette Ban Effort

Miss Lucy Page Gaston, Chicago head of the International Anti Cigaret League, asks President elect Harding to ban cigarets. She notes Roosevelt Taft and Wilson had clear records and cites to the White House as a stronghold during his administration.

Topeka Kan White House Harding Lucy Page Gaston Chicago International Anti-Cigaret League Roosevelt Taft Wilson

Appeal to U.S. Court Over State Liquor Case

The government appeals Judge Jeremiah Neterer's ruling that state court prosecutions under liquor laws may not be moved to federal courts under the Volstead Act. The case, United States vs Peter Bradley and Robert Stenning, proceeds to the U.S. Court of Appeals and may reach the Supreme Court.

Jeremiah Neterer U. S. District Court of Appeals United States Peter Bradley Robert Stenning U. S. Supreme Court

Legion Claims at Capital Handled by Werford in Washington

Rainier Post No. TV American Legion announces that government-claims will be handled personally by L. BE. Werford in Washington D. C. during Congress. Adjutant H. C. Cutler will process claims locally.

Rainier Post No. TV American Legion L. BE. Werford Washington, D. C Congress H. C. Cutler

Pick Successor to Lamping on Tuesday

Residents of the 37th senatorial district Tueming will vote to elect a state senator to replace George B. Lamping who resigned after moving to the port commission. Candidates are F. B. Palmer Republican and Joe Smith former labor. Democrats filed no nominations.

Lamping George B. Lamping Port Commission F. B. Palmer Joe Smith

Adier-i-ka Promises Dyspepsia Relief and Digestive Aid

A testimonial claims Adier-i-ka relieves dyspepsia with pain from the pit of the stomach and gas. The dose is said to act on both stomach and lower bowel, remove foul matter, reduce pressure on organs, and cure constipation and appendicitis symptoms. Bartell Drug Store and Swift Drug Co market the product.

Tors Henry Welp Bartell Drug Store Swift Drug Co

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