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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1919

Page

12

Oregon Hotel Men Praise Mayor Ole Hanson

Oregon hotelmen hail Mayor Ole Hanson as the Seattle fighter for democracy. He was named an honorary member of the association and invited to the state meeting in Rose City February 24 and 25. A drawing room for Washington hotel men at the convention was offered for his convenience.

Oregon Hotel Ole Hanson Oregon Oregonian Atd Rose City Washington Hotel

World League governance and executive council terms

The document outlines the structure of the World League executive council with representatives from the United States, British Empire, France, Italy, Japan, and four other states. It covers meeting rules, invitation rights, procedure, the first meetings, and establishment of a permanent secretariat under a secretary general. It also notes privileges, immunities, and cost apportionment.

Executive Council United States of America British Empire France Italy Japan League Ths United States International Bureau of the Universal Postal Union League of States

Optimist sees sun beyond clouds and power from love

An optimistic view frames clouds as temporary with sun ahead. The belief that positive outlook creates magnetic forces links like to like in nature and love to growth, suggesting hope and active positivity.

Aliens barred from U.S. citizenship by court action

Forty four aliens who withdrew their first citizenship applications were ruled forever ineligible by Superior Judge Boyd Tallman on Friday. Affidavits under John Speed Smith led to the denial, with a new deportation bill in Congress potentially affecting the men listed, among the first to be removed if enacted. The names include Julius Lindquist Karl Otterback Oncar Adolfeon Frite Zuercher and others.

Vorty United States Boyd Tallman Wriday John Speed Smith U. S United States Congress Arlena Per Julius Lindquist Karl Otterback Oncar Adolfeon Frite Zuercher Mar Lenberg Eric Turnquist Ole Leinem Arthur Kjelberg John ©Won Jorgen Mjones Carl Danielson Janos Inakeen Jorgen Aoland John Strom Carl Peterson Andrew Anderson Ole Haines Ingvald Sijelvoog Frans Larson Oncar Soderlind Alfred Forland Ole Sorensen Hana Hansen Charley Olson Charles Nelsen Martin Mortenson Olaf Jensen Charles Peterson Ernst Olson Ole Olwen Axel Fredrickson Robert Johnson John Martin Nelson Lule Jaasored Iver Haneon Borgen Oe Goderibhle Thomason Karl Olsen John Abbett Anderson Karl Anderson Tore Megari Andrew Almen

Covenant League Rules On Armaments and Admission

The text outlines requirements for alliance members including assent by a majority of states and self governing nations. It calls for guarantees of international obligations, naval and military limits, and reductions of armaments to safe, minimum levels. The executive council will set plans and fair share limits aligned to each state’s military size.

League Executive Council

Duncan and Mayor Clash Over Civil Service Pledges

A dispute in the city council chambers pits Mayor Hanson against James Duncan of the Central Labor council. Duncan led a delegation seeking reinstatement of civil service employees penalized for participating in the general strike. Hanson refused to meet with Duncan, then agreed to hear him as a taxpayer. The delegation left without any change to employes’ status.

Hanson James Duncan Central Labor Council City Council Duncan Board of Public Works Council Ely

Japanese Tailor Seeks Return of Stolen Cloth Bolt

K Shibata a Japanese tailor at 661 Jackson et reports a burglary Thursday night. The thief broke in through a rear window and took three belts of exclusive cloths and designs he valued highly. Shibata hopes the prowler will return the bolt colored the purple of a cow's eye and striped like a badger, offering to trade a bolt of plain gray walling or exclusive Koglieh blue erree in exchange.

K. Shibata Jackson Et Shibata Koglieh

Lae Hong Held in City Jail on Drug Charges

Lae Hong, nine years old, a Chinese national, faces charges of selling morphine and cocaine. He was arrested at Ninth Avenue and Howel Street and will be investigated by government officials.

Lae Hong Ninth Ave Howelet

Veterans of Foreign Wars Maine Memorial Service

All men with U S war service urged to attend at the Veterans hall 1616 14th Avenue on Saturday February 15 Initiation at 7 45 the open meeting at 9 and members are asked to bring their discharge documents.

United States Veterans of Foreign Wars of the Maine Third Ave

Best Medical Opinion On Dental Health Urges Action

A dental ad warns that decayed teeth threaten overall health through poison reaching joints and stomach. It promotes graduate registered dentists, state board certification, low prices, high workmanship, and a full satisfaction guarantee signed by the operator and L. R. Clark D. D. S.

State Dental Board L. R. Clark

Woman Held on Pickpocket Charge

Lucille Clayton aged 37 is in the city jail after arrest at 14th Avenue and Malin Street on a pickpocket accusation. Police say her prior offenses are listed and Silberberg of 1911 Main Street identified as a witness and victim.

Lucille Clayton 14Th Ave Malin T. Fb. G. Silberberg Main Silberberg

Local Market Item List Includes Meat Milk and Soap

A fragmented OCR list shows stalls and items such as bulk sausage veal chops milk canned salmon prunes Campbell's soups and toilet paper with prices like 27 cents and 20 cents. The note references stalls 19 105 192 and items including pot roast large powder and pudding.

Campbell's

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