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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1919

Page

3

Hindu colony plan to govern German East Africa

San Francisco dispatch reports proposals by Sir Theodore Morison and other British authorities to turn former German East Africa into a Hindu self governing colony. The plan envisions Hindu communities settling and administering the territory, arguing India’s manpower could fill colonial needs while addressing citizenship and reciprocity concerns.

San Francisco Africa Germany England Sir Theodore Morison Sir Theodore Asia India America East Africa Indian Ocean Australia Canada Yusuf Ali South Africa Tropics

Lloyd George pushes home rule plan for Ireland

London reports Ireland may have to accept Premier Lloyd George's home rule proposal, which envisions two legislatures for southern Ireland and Ulster with a coordinating national assembly. Ulster deployment and Sinn Fein resistance are noted, while the premier focuses on domestic affairs and the war’s end.

London Ireland Lloyd George House of Southern Ireland Ulster National Assembly Sinn Fein Orangemen Ulaterites

Germany Silent On Allied Peace Protocol Note

Berlin reports no government sign of crisis after the Allies demand immediate acceptance of the protocol. German press largely silent. cabinet members may again seek concessions, but looks like last June’s Weimar stance toward signing. United States probes Red activities, focusing on Ludwig Martens as Soviet envoy.

Washington United States Knox Pennsyvania Kenyon Iowa Alfred Becker New York Ludwig C. K. Martens Tn Ita Reope Berlin United Prene Germany Weimar

Hungry Chickens Seized at Depot in Christmas Night Raid

Twenty cases of live chickens and ducks bound for Seattle merchants were seized Christmas night and taken to the city animal home at 317 Westlake Ave. Humane Officer Ford Hooper reported the birds had lingered at the Northern depot for hours without food or water.

Seattle Westlake Ave Humane Ford Hooper Javed

Shall I Forever From Her Part Or Wed For Better Or Worse

A terse couplet contrasts two life choices. The speaker weighs heartbreak and financial risk in choosing love or marriage, hinting at personal consequence and emotional strain. The verse reads as a reflective, wry sentiment on commitment.

A Belgian Beauty Madame Barnard Portrait

The article describes Madame Barnard as a typical Belgian beauty from wealthy circles with dark hair, pale skin, and lively intelligence. It notes Belgian women as tall or petite, “spirited,” and famed for neatness, good grooming, and refined taste, contrasting with German invasion era resilience.

Madame Barnard Belgium Clases America

Riots at Wilkeson Mine Reported During Christmas Gathering

Deputies reported a miners Christmas celebration at Wilkeson near Tacoma ended with a few blows between union and nonunion workers. The town remained peaceful overnight and Governor Hart declined to send state troops, saying locals and sheriff's office can handle any serious disturbances.

Tacoma Wash Union Wilkeson Here Wilkeson Coal and Coke Company Louis F. Hart Hart Morris

Red Parade Dispersed After Fifth Avenue Demonstration

Five red sympathizers are jailed after an attempted Fifth Avenue parade and church picketing in protest of political prisoners. Major L. Spencer of the American Legion and police forced the march to disperse, ending the effort almost immediately.

Fifth Ave Major L. Spencer American Legion Twe

Auto Collision Injures Woman After Lantern Neglect

Fred Smith a Biamarck farmer failed to hang a red lantern on his wagon on Christmas night. J Stunden of 10 McGraw street did not notice the wagon and swung into a ditch. As he turned, John Zang of 1402 Fifth Ave struck his car, damaging both autos and slightly injuring Mrs Stunden.

Fred Smith Biamarck J. Stunden McGraw St John Zang Fifth Ave Mre. Stunden

Arrest of “Hop” runner in Seattle drug ring

Ab Fook, 47, described by police as a link in Seattle’s dope ring, is held without bail after being caught selling drugs to J. D. Muell, 27, at Seventh Ave and King Street. A large narcotics stash was found on his person, morphine packages marked with M and cocaine packages marked X.

Ab Fook Seattle J. D. Muell Fook Seventh Ave King Et G. O. Bunnell John DeBoer

Jury Disagrees in Oregon Boy Murder Case

In Marshfield Oregon on December 26 a jury failed to reach a verdict in the murder trial of Harold Howell 14 charged with killing Lillian Leuthold near Bandon last July. After 44 hours of deliberation a second deadlock was reached and a third trial may follow.

Marshfield Ore Harold Howell Lillian Leuthold Bandon Tyne

Artist Commits Suicide After Letter From Wife

Los Angeles artist Ferdinand D Hoffman aged 45 killed himself on Christmas night after his wife wrote that he would not bring their children to Los Angeles from New York. A bottle of poison lay beside his body. health had plagued him for some time.

Los Angeles Ferdinand D. Hoffman New York Hoffman

Alexander to Help Build Illinois Baseball Team

Grover Cleveland Alexander will assist in forming the University of Illinois baseball squad next spring. Before joining the Cubs on their southern trip, he will spend weeks at Champaign teaching students pitching techniques.

Chicago Grover Cleveland Alexander University of Ilinoia Cubs Champaign

Two Captured in Jail Break in Toledo

Toledo police hunted remaining gang members after a dramatic jail delivery at Lucas county jail. Six armed men and four accomplices stormed the jail, shooting and threatening guards, before two of the gunmen surrendered when their car stalled.

Toledo Lucas County

Think Man Robbed and Then Murdered

Spokane detectives conclude Gallagher was robbed and murdered, with his skeleton found near the sanitarium east of Spokane on Christmas Eve. The case hinges on the belief by Coroner W. M. Newman that foul play occurred, linking the death to theft and a violent end.

Spokane Gallagher Tu Sanitarium Here W. M. Newman

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