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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1920

Page

14

Broker Gives Clerk Chair in Exchange Gift

Clarence J. Houseman a New York broker presented his confidential clerk John H. McManus with a seat on the New York Stock Exchange as a Christmas gift. The exchange board approved the transfer after noting the clerk’s good and faithful work. The clerk paid a nominal sum for the seat.

Houseman John H. McManus New York Stock Exchange Exchange McManus Exchange Board of Governors

Missionary Work to Be Explained by Rev. D. J. O'Sullivan

Catholic missionary work in the Orient and Egypt will be explained and illustrated by Rev. D. J. O'Sullivan of Lyons France at Cathedral hall Ninth and Columbia Friday at p m. O'Sullivan a Cork native campaigns in America for funds to support the Society of African Missions.

Orient Egypt D. J. O'Sullivan Lyons France Cathedral Hall Ninth Columbia

New Nation Plans Education Push Across Czechoslovakia

Prague dispatch quotes Gustav Habrman on drastic postwar schooling efforts. 533 new schools opened in Bohemia Moravia Silesia 190 teachers sent to Slovakia to combat illiteracy. Adult education planned. textbooks purged of Austro-Hungarian influence. Ruthenia and Moravia face literacy gaps amid Magyarization.

Prague Czecho-Slovakia Gustav Habrman Bohemia Moravia Silesia Slovakia Ruthenia Hiohemia New Republic Republic Prague University Europe Habrman Slovakian

Senators Hold Peace Meeting In Washington And London Rumors

Senators Lodge and Hitchcock led talks on reopening treaty discussions with Monday's Senate meeting to discuss compromise proposals. King urged acceptance of mild reservations, while Hitchcock consulted with Swanson and King on proposed reservations. A Berlin dispatch claimed peace would be signed in Paris on January 6 at 4 p.m.

Washington Lodge Hitchcock Senate United States British Empire Swansor King London Berlin Paris

New York May Buy Car Lines

New York City considers municipal takeover of traction lines after private firms fail to provide adequate service. Plan by Transit Commissioner Delaney and PSC Commissioner Nixon calls for transfer of company titles, city guarantees on interest, 1 percent set aside after 38 years, and fare adjustments to cover costs. Board approval needed from the involved companies.

New York New York City Traction Lines John H. Delaney Public Service Lewis Nixon

Poison Hills of Prieska May End World Famine Threat

South Africa’s Prieska region hosts nitrate of potash and extensive asbestos near the Asbestos mountains. Mineralogists from the Smithsonian-Universal African expedition report potential to end reliance on German and Chilean nitrates and boost global fertilizer supply, reshaping regional economy away from gold and diamonds.

Prieska South Africa Polson Hills Here Griquatown Germany Smithsonian-Universal African Chile W. L. Calder Nitrate and Potash Corporation Calder Ence

Literary Argonauts Begin World Tour

In San Francisco two young writers set out to travel the world in search of experience and local color. Miss Stella Benson English author and poet who has lived in the city a year and Miss Mariquita de Laguna UC student and Oakland family daughter travel with limited funds to reach Hongkong and begin their journey.

San Francisco Stella Benson Mariquita de Laguna University of California Oakland Hongkong

Sand Digger Uncovers 3350 in First Haul

In Pittsburg on January 2 a sand digger named Dilke working near Neville Island pulled up a wallet from the Ohio River containing 2350 in wet greenbacks. He shared a reward with a helper and rowed ashore excited at the windfall.

Pittsburg Dilke McKees Rocks Ohio River Neville Island

Pair Plans Faith Fueled Journey Across Continents

A duo plans travel on faith and luck, relying on resourcefulness to traverse Japan, Russia, India, England and finally return to California. They pursue a bold, improvised voyage without formal arrangements.

Japan Russia India England California

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