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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1919

Page

5

Accuse Nauman as Bolshevik in Seattle labor drive

Report says Hanson sent two radicalism charges to the service commission naming RB F Nauman assistant city inspector who led the strike executive committee amid Seattle walkout tensions. The Labor council cited radical ties while J R Edwards and T1 members of the Steam Engineers union supported the claim.

Hanson Service Commission F. Nauman Seattle J. R. Edwards Thomas Steam Engineers’ Union Labor Council of Radical Tt Phillips

Two Aides Plan Kaiser's Life Story for The Star

Feb 15 report says William Hohen and other aides work on notes for an autobiography of the Kaiser. Secretaries compile material and draft outlines as they prepare to officially record his life.

Kaiser N. FE. A Wm. Hohen Germany

Disorderly Town Visitor Finds Luck in $100 Claim

A chaotic Seattle courtroom scene features K Apo claiming $100 earned but no job. Judge Gordon questions citizenship status and past radical ties while other defendants face fines and jail, highlighting wartime tensions and immigrant identities.

K. Apo Gordon Finna John B. Gordon Seattle United States

Fashion’s new dresses linked to deformation claims

Philadelphia observers warn dresses of the moment may cause knock-kneed and awkward posture in women. Mensendick and Stecher dispute permanent damage, noting mindset and fashion influence body posture while men feel cold more easily in winter attire.

Philadelphia J. Milton Menaindick Twentieth Century Club William A. Stecher Philadelphia Public Schools Mensendick Celia Mosher Leland Stanford University Brecher

Lichnowski Attacks Socialist Redistribution Plan

Berlin Feb. 15 Prince Lichnowski, famed for blaming the war on the Junkers, now defends big landowners against socialist calls to redistribute land. He argues capital tied to large estates includes buildings, machinery, livestock and factories and would burden new small proprietors.

N. EF Berlin Prince Lichnowski Junkers Lichnowaky Germany Austria

Railroad Administration Signs Two Operation Contracts

Washington February 15 the railroad administration signed two formal operation contracts. A standard rental of 28 653 028 dollars was guaranteed the Union Pacific and six subsidiaries. The Central New England received a return of 1 468 123 dollars.

Washington Railroad Administration Union Pacific Central New England

British Control of Caucasus Road Special to The Star

London Feb 15 The Batoum Baku railway in the Caucasus is in operation under limited control. The British government is taking steps to prevent Bolshevism from penetrating into Afghanistan and India.

N. BE. Aye London Batoum: Baku Caucasus Afghanistan India

Cols and Grip Take Laxative Dromo Quinine Tablets

A notice seeks BK W. Grove's signature on the container box Ide and directs vigilance for the signature on the product label.

BK. W. Grove

Durable Neolin Soles Worn by Millions

After a thorough trial G P Jones of Omaha says he would not go back to prior ties. Over 10 million pairs of Neolin Soles have been sold in the U S. The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co Akron Ohio makes Nedlin Soles and Wingfoot Heels, boasting long wear and water resistance.

G. P. Jones Omaha Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co Akron Ohio

Alexander Ramsay Named Orphan From Age Six

Special to The Star by N. E. A. Alexander Ramsay, soon to marry Princess Pat, has been an orphan since age six after his mother died at sea and his father, the Earl of Dalhousie, died of grief the next day. Five brothers were raised by an uncle and American aunt. Alexander's mother was a famed beauty at Queen Victoria's court.

London Alexander Ramsau Princres Pat America Havre Earl of Dalhousie Charles Ramsay Alexander Ramsay Queen Victoria

Lieut Anderson Returns to Seattle Posts

Lieut Maurice P. Anderson of the ordnance department in Washington, D C, returns to Seattle to resume duties as president of the Anderson Supply Co. He has spent the past year away from his duties.

Maurice P. Anderson Ordnance Department Washington, D. C Seattle Anderson Supply Co

Officers Leave Buckingham Palace Messages

Six American army officers visiting London wrote on palace note paper in Buckingham Palace reception room after being unable to meet President Wilson. They sent home notes saying I am here from the royal guest area.

N. BE London Buckingham Palace President Wilson Palace Royal

Ramsay Likely To Receive Peerage As Wedding Present

London February 15 Commander Alexander Ramsay is expected to become Lord B after his marriage to Princesa Pat and is said to be presented with a peerage as a wedding gift in connection with the ceremony.

London Alexander Ramsay Princesa Pat

Red Rosa killed as she lay unconscious in car

Rosa Luxemburg was shot while unconscious in a car after a mob attacked her. Her body was dragged from the vehicle and thrown into a canal near the Landwehr canal as onlookers vanished into the night.

Berlin Rosa Luxemburg Rosa Landwehr Canal

Khevsurs Arouse Interest For Mixed Sabbath Observance

Special to The Star describes the Khevsurs of the Caucasus a religious group who keep Saturday like the Jews Sunday like Christians and Friday like Mohammedans while blending elements of paganism across the three faiths.

Tiflis Caucasus

Belgium considers liquor sale and use restrictions

Brussels reports the Belgian government is weighing restrictions on the sale and use of alcoholic drinks. The move comes as authorities review public health and social impacts amid rising concerns.

N. BE. A Brussels

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