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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1919

Page

3

Anarchists in Germany Spark Wide Revolution

Feb 26 report from John Graldenz notes Spartacist movement spreading from Berlin to Bavaria and the Ruhr. Riots, uprisings, and Soviet proposals flare as Weimar government faces split between military suppression and recognition of a Soviet republic, with Ebert weighing options for a national policy.

Bavaria Rhineland Ruhr Weimar Berlin Leipsig Na mi Saxony Spartacans Munich Congress of Workmen's Assem Cily Reichstag Ebertia Bundesrat Ebert

New Outbreak Reported in Portugal Amid Turmoil

A delayed report from Aid dated Feb 25 indicates a new outbreak in Portugal with Madrid receiving updates. Censorship and government actions loom as parliament faces dissolution rumors while fighting continued in the region.

Madrid Leity Jugal

Danderine Hair Product Promises Quick Dandruff Relief

An advertisement touts Danderine as a hair treatment that quickly removes dandruff and improves hair thickness and luster. It claims visible results within minutes and weeks of use, promising fluffy, wavy hair and a shiny appearance.

Firat Little

Bolsheviki Plan Offensive Across Fronts Revealed

London Feb 27 The Bolsheviki allegedly plan a broad offensive from Archangel toward western southern and eastern fronts with Murmansk and Finland spared for defense. Allies reportedly pushed 24 miles on the Murmansk front with heavy Bolshevik casualties. The Red Cross head in Russia cites alleged Bolshevik atrocities including civilians killed and priests mutilated.

London Adapatenh Archangel Murmansk Finniah Red Crows Russia Perm

Coast Meeting to Come Says Dr Marshall

The Metal Trades Council cannot order workers back to work and will only recommend a vote by individual unions. Seattle and Tacoma trade chiefs await federal word to move a Washington D C conference to the Coast and a Pacific wage conference approval from the fleet corporation. If Dr Marshall confirms, a joint Seattle Tacoma Aberdeen and Anacortes meeting will vote on returning to work immediately.

The Metal Trades Council Miller Seattle Tacoma Metal Trades Councils Washington, D. C Henry McBride Labor Adjustment Division Shipping Board Fleet Corporation Acto Tacoma Metal Trades Capt. Blain San Francisco Clyde America Charles Plex Marshall Pacific Tacoma Aberdeen Anacortes Ausaplces Seattle Metal Trades Council Drr. Marshall Joint Seasion

Boilermakers Strike at Utah Copper Plant

Boilermakers at the American Smelting plant in Garfield join 1,500 workers who walked out after a pay cut to copper miners. The Magna mill closure at Bingham, Utah, forces the American Smelting operation to shut as ore supplies dwindle. Miners circulated hand bills demanding the closed shop if wage cuts stand.

Salt Lake City Utah American Garfield Magna Utah Copper Company Bingham Utah Company

President Outlines League Plans and Mandatories

President explains league intentions and the mandatory system for colonies. He notes Armenia may receive care, warns disarmament relies on good faith, and discusses Britain's votes and Ireland's status. Withdrawal, amendment difficulty, and neutral nation interest are also noted.

German Farmer Convicted in Espionage Case in Spokane

Frank Hink, a wealthy German farmer from Wheeler Washington, was found guilty on two counts of violating the espionage act after a three and a half hour jury deliberation. He faced charges that he hampered the government in conversations last summer and attempted to persuade Peter Dirks, a Russian-German, to surrender fleet papers to avoid military service.

Spokane Frank Hinkhouse Wheeler Wash Peter Dirks

Seven Spaniards Ordered Released

In New York on February 27 seven of fourteen Spaniards arrested on suspicion of terrorism were released by Federal Judge Knox on habeas corpus appeals. The remaining seven will argue the writ Thursday as the government considers deportation charges.

New York Knox

Arrest of Sgt Guy Empey Near Bolshevik Comment

New York February 27 Sgt Guy Empey was arrested after he called an assault on an corporation counsel a Bolshevik. The lawyer had failed to give Empey's car the right of way. The municipal court discharged Empey.

New York Seret Guy Empey Asslatant Corporation Empey

Present Hog Price to Be Maintained

Washington reports the food administration will maintain current hog prices while awaiting the war trade board's decision on lifting the embargo on pork to neutrals and other affected nations. The board's ruling is expected soon.

Washington War Trade Board Food Administration War Board

Austrians Agree on Coalition Government

Bernes dispatches report a coalition government in Austria is assured after social democrats win a large majority in elections. They have agreed to cooperate with the Christian socialists on the condition that the latter do not oppose union with Germany.

Berne Vienna Social Democrats Christian Socialists Germany

Railroad lines promised fair treatment for small carriers

The Railroad Administration announced that going forward all short lines would be entitled to friendly consideration and fair treatment. The statement underscored a commitment to evenhanded policy toward smaller railways amid ongoing regulatory actions.

Washington Railroad Administration

Armistice Reached Between Poles and Ukrainians

Warsaw reports an armistice concluded last night between Polish and Ukrainian forces, effective from 6 p.m. today. The pact aims to halt hostilities and set conditions for a ceasefire in ongoing conflicts.

Warsaw

Husband admits killing wife with razor in Kin near area

Emil Karhu 24 a mill worker is in city jail awaiting a first degree murder charge after confessing to police that he killed his wife Alice Karhu with a razor at the Wanamaker home. He said jealousy and fear of separation drove the crime and that he planned to kill himself afterward. He described spying on her, taking the razor from under his pillow, and attacking her as she slept.

Emil Karhu Alice Ernest A. Wanamaker Karhu Charlies A. Tennant Kinnear Park F. L. Detering Bailard Aliee Karhu Wanamakers Karliu Altho Karhu Ballard Wanamaker Altho Samuel Simondson W. A. Fuller

London Confronts Labor and Capital in Monied Conference

The first nation wide congress of capital and labor opens at Central Hall London with 800 delegates representing 2 000 000 workers as miners hold parallel talks on strike timing. George Lloyd George to address as a government inquiry plan targets a March 20 report.

Congress of Capital and Labor Central Hall Altho Tgyem Investigating Committee George Lloyd Capital Labor Congress Lloyd George Beliver Congress Whitley Councils

63rd Artillery Men Reach U S in Seattle Visit

Maj Shippam commands about 1400 Washington soldiers trained at Fort Worden. Battery B and supply HQ units are Seattle based with over 500 local men. The French staff honored the unit as one of the best artillery groups. A parade souvenir display by Seattle boys is planned for spectators.

Seattle Maj. Shippam Fort Wi W. M. Shippam Washington

Transports Bring 5000 Troops Back to U S With 63rd

New York February 27 transports Wilhelmina Caserta and Ulua arrive with nearly 5000 officers and men from the 63rd Coast Artillery and related units. Wilhelmina carries 1711 men including 1378 from Bordeaux convalescent detachments. Caserta ferries 1607 with the 634th Regiment and casual officers. Ulua holds 1180 men including the 17th supply train and 25th field signal battalion.

Wilhelmina Caserta Ulua Bordeaux United States New York Pennsylvania Marseilles C. C Washton Limoges France la Cureau Wilt Washington State Artilery Corps Washington State Guard Fort Worden Wash Curtiss Hill Tascoma H. BF. Stickney Ludlow Vermont Stickney Ulita 25Th Field

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