Seattle Unit Expects 1060 to Germany After War Service
Field Hospital No 163 of the Washington National Guard under Maj. N. H. C. Ostrom has not lost a man in a year of front duty in France. Lieut. Paul A. Turner reports from Cha teau Thierry and Argonne that the unit, part of the occupation army, expects to travel into Germany with improved morale and a decrease in insanity cases.
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Batte
France
No 163
Washington National Guard
NH. C. Ostrom
KR. H. Turner
Seattle
Paul A. Turner
Young Turner
Chateau Thierry
Turner
van Kiuck
Paria
St. Mihiel
Argonne Forest
Germany
Army of Occupation
China lays out demands for peace parleys at Versailles
Reports from Tering China outline extreme peace terms from Shan tung province. Key demands include the restoration of Taingtao and Shantung German interests to China, return of the Chinese Eastern railway from Russia, abolition of extraterritorial rights, withdrawal of foreign garrisons, and cancellation of treaties with Japanese capitalists. Backers warn failure to secure these at Versailles would mock President Wilson and keep China a potential war source.
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China
Peking
Shantung
Germany
Taingtao
Japan
Russia
Versailles
Wilson
Manchuria
Decides Not to Be a Wild Gunman
After three days in county jail George E. Jett known as Wild Westerner appeared before Judge Otis W Brinker and revoked his earlier decision to administer justice personally He had been arrested after threats to kill White Center neighbor George McConnell and was held as insane in court.
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Seattle
George E. Jett
Otis W. Brinker
George MccConnell
White Center
McConnell
Tanlac Restores Bremerton Man’s Health and Appetite
William J. Harrington, a Bremerton Navy Yard machinist, reports rapid improvement after taking Tanlac. Once thin and worn, he gained weight and strength, with renewed appetite and relief from back pain and kidney issues. He credits Tanlac for his recovery after malaria-like illness and nervous strain. Bartell Drug Stores in Seattle distribute Tanlac.
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Tanlac
William J. Harrington
Bremerton Navy Yard
Hotel Roosevelt
Bremerton
Wash
Charleston
8. C. Navy Yard
Navy Yard
Chicago
Seattle
Bartell Drug Stores
Spangler to Run Against Pres Rhodes for Chamber Chief
The Chamber of Commerce annual officers election set for Saturday January 18 lists J. W. Spangler of Seattle National Bank as a candidate for president against incumbent A. J. Rhodes. Nominations for first and second vice presidents include George Donworth A. Kyer A. F. P. Ilainen Worrall Wilson. Trustees to be elected include seven names for three years and one for two years such as F. W. Baker Joseph Blethen William P. Bekart A. S Eldridge PF. T Fischer O. C. Graves H. Hodges A. W. Leonard J. D. Lowman J. W. Maxwell A. J. Rhodes C. Wagner Frank Waterhouse C. S. Wills.
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The
Seattle National Bank
A. J. Rhodes
George Donworth
MH. A. Kyer
A. FP. Ilainen
Worrall Wilson
FY. W. Baker
Joseph Blethen
William PF. Bekart
Eldridge
PF. T. Fischer
O. C. Graves
H. Hodges
A. W. Leonard
J. D. Lowman
J. W. Maxwell
C. Wagner
Frank Waterhouse
Wills
Campaign plan outlined for Mother Ryther home fund
A plan to raise funds for a $75,000 home for Mother Ryther and destitute families will be discussed at the Masonic temple Thursday at 6 30 PM. Mayor Hanson and Charities Commissioner Josiah Collins endorse the effort and lead support. Funds are already being raised by brick sales at $1 each, by police officers, and at cigar stands.
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Ryther
Masonic Temple
Hanson
Charities
Josiah Collins
Premier Orlando Plans Italian Cabinet Reshuffle
Rome reports Premier Orlando aims to reorganize the cabinet. He met with former Minister Martini who may replace Education Minister Berennini. Also discussed were Zupelli Cluffelli and potential resignations of Herenini Kievolati Zupelli Fera Sacchi Millanini. Rumors place D Annunzio as senator.
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Rome
Gironale Vttalia
Orlando
Martini
Berenini
Signore Zupelli
Cluffelli
Herenini
Kievolati
Gabriele D'Annunzio
Sergeant Angel Wins War Cross for Valor
Sergeant Howard Angel of Seattle is cited for valor while with the 162nd Infantry near Genes, France, on Sept 29, 1918. He remained in command all night despite severe wounds. His sister Mrs Helen Schuster lives at 633 13th Ave Seattle.
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Howard Angel
Seattle
France
162Nd Infantry
Geenes
Mra Helen Schuster
13Rd Ave
Seattie
Seattle Officer Dies in Halifax From Influenza
A former Seattle police officer and ex chief officer of the 8S. S. Talthybias aboard the Blue Funnel line on the Oriental route died in Halifax from influenza. The report comes via a letter from A. G. Gow, former second officer of the ship.
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H. C. Bobbgy
8S. S. Talthybias
Blue Funnel
Seattle
Halifax
A. G. Gow
King County Delegation Holds Noon Legislative Meeting
The King county delegation invites all residents with state legislation ideas to attend a noon meeting at Bird's cafeteria on Thursday. Rep. A. Hull and Sen. Frank H. Renick have called the session.
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King County
Bird's Cafeteria
A. Hull
Frank H. Renick
Boilermakers to Decide on Seattle Schoolhouse Boiler
A committee of practical boilermakers will inspect the new boiler at the West Seattle Schoolhouse to decide if the installation should continue or be removed. The two hour school board meeting Monday raised whether the boiler is suitable for heating the school.
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Seattle
Weat
Boxer McGovern Dies After Boston Fight
Terry McGovern of Philadelphia, lightweight, died at Boston City Hospital from injuries suffered in a 12 round bout against Frankie P. Britt of New Bedford at the Central Athletic Association arena Monday night.
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Boston
Terry McGovern
Philadelphia
Frankie P
Young) Britt
New Bedford
Central Athletic Association
Alleged moonshiner bound over to jury
A man identified as Tachu Harara, a Japanese national, charged by federal authorities with operating a liquor still in the basement of a house on Fifth Avenue near Yesterday Way, has been bound over to the grand jury by U S Commissioner R W McClelland.
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Tachuharara
Fiet Ave
Yesterway
United States
R. W. McClelland
Prisoners Build Five-Story Home at Federal Penitentiary
A five story building rises at the McNeill Island federal penitentiary with inmates working as carpenters. The facility reports a state of congestion at the prison amid ongoing construction.
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Federal Penitentiary
McNeill Island
Leviathan Stranded in Harbor. George Washington Takes Mails
The Leviathan cannot sail due to damaged tubing and will remain in harbor. The George Washington will depart with mails and passengers and is set to sail tomorrow. The Leviathan is expected to leave Hoboken on January 7.
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New York
Hoboken
Forgery Charge Leads to Deer Lodge Arrest
Spiro Capurau, 20, was arrested Saturday by special agent James Warnick of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway on a forgery charge and was taken to Deer Lodge Montana Monday to answer the allegations.
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Spiro Capurau
James Warnick
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
U S Will Establish Airmail To Pacific And South America
Postmaster General Burleson announces immediate extension of air mail service linking major U S centers with the West Indies and Central and South America. Plans include New York to San Francisco, Boston to Key West, and Key West routes to Panama and the West Indies with feeder lines nationwide.
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Db. C
West Indies
Central
South America
Burleson
Firet
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San Francisco
Chicago
St. Louia
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Cleveland
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Panama
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Key West
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Twentieth Century Limited
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Kanms City
Ship A Month New Schedule For Western Glen Launch
The Western Glen, last of three steel vessel models, is set to launch from Ames Shipbuilding yard on Tuesday at 12 30 p m. It is sister to the Western Ally and Western Knight, with the first vessel launched November and the second completed 17 days earlier. The launch would mark a new record for the shipyard and month.
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Weatern Glen
Ames Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Company
Siater
Western Ally
Weatern Knight
Shipping Board
Western Knight
Western Glen
Pantages Opens New Year Bill With Variety Acts
The Royal Dragoons ten member singing group opens the New Year program at Pantages with strong music both instrumental and vocal. Samoya the Spanish acrobat adds danger and flair with a cloud swing act. Walter Fisher and company present Baby Bugs in a funny sketch. Nellie and Kathryn Durkin entertain with musical numbers. Shirl Rives and Billy Arnold perform song talk and dance. The American Duo provides singing and instrumental selections. Ruth Roland stars in a new Hands Up episode featured in the program.
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Royal Dragoons
Pantages
Samoya
Walter Fisher and Company
Nellie
Kathryn Durkin
Shirl Rives
Billy Arnold
Ruth Roland
Union Vets in Swiss Land Honor U S Pensions
Special to The Star by N. E. A. from RASSE Switzerland three Civil War veterans living abroad collect U S pensions. One 81, a Swiss immigrant who served for the Union and draws 40 dollars monthly. A second 81 is bedridden and sustained by relatives with milk and honey. The third veteran fought for the Union, later prospered in New Orleans, and now cherishes a Jefferson Davis portrait.
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Rasse
Switzerland
Gettysburg
Bull Run
Germany
Uncle Sam
United States
United States Treasury
New Orleans
Jefferson Davia
Confederacy
Silence and preparation urged as Germans seek strength
Berlin dispatch reports the Chemnitz Volksstimme urging preparation for another war within ten years. It claims the era will be defined by force and slavery for Germans, urging obedience while calling for weapons, morale, and readiness to liberate themselves from perceived enemy fetters.
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Berlin
Chemnitz Volksstimme
Wage Increase Granted to Telegraphers and Agents
Director General W G McAdoo has granted a further wage increase for railroad telegraphers and station agents. The new eight hour basis includes time and one half for overtime except Sundays and holidays. Vacations with pay are eliminated and an additional two cents per hour is added.
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Washington
W. G. McAdoo
Gas Masks Taken Home by Camp Lewis Soldiers
Officers and men at Camp Lewis may take their gas masks home after discharge under new orders. Masks must be returned within four months, but time is allowed to exhibit them to the folks.
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Tacoma
Camp Lewis
Saxon Forces Called to Colors Over Czech Invasion Fear
Amsterdam dispatch reports Saxon classes of 1886 and 1899 have been mobilized amid fears of a Czech invasion. The action follows a Chemnitz report, with authorities ordering troops to colors as tensions rise in the region.
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Amsterdam
Chemnits
Not Your Heart It’s Your Kidneys Health Ad
An old health advertisement warns kidney disease can stem from kidney trouble and urges immediate use of GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. It claims rapid relief within 24 hours and recommends ongoing daily use to maintain health, with a money back guarantee if no help is provided.
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Ture
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