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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1919

Page

7

Food Scarcity Said To Cause German Riots

Jan 164 Fear of occupation sparked fears of a serious food shortage. Allies consider permitting import of food into Germany to avert unrest in Berlin and other industrial centers. Investigations suggest Germany risks anarchy unless imports resume. new terms may include transferring Reichsbank gold to Allied control in Frankfurt.

Fred Ferguson Preas Germany Berlin Epring Marshal Foch Connec Reichsbank Frankfort

Red Cross Drive Planned at University Headquarters

Capitol Hill W C T U organizes a Red Cross fundraiser Thursday at the Red Cross headquarters and university campus inviting community participation and donations.

Capitol Hill

Beauty Specialist Reveals Home Gray Hair Dye

Kansas City expert M. D. Gillespie shares a simple at home formula to darken gray hair using bay rum water, Barbo Com, and glycerine. Apply twice weekly for a natural glossy shade that allegedly makes a gray head look twenty years younger and does not rub off or irritate the scalp.

M. D. Gillespie Kansas City

Simple Way to End Dandruff

A dubious method promises removal of dandruff by nightly application of four ounces of plain liquid argon to the scalp. The ad claims most dandruff will vanish after four uses with complete dissolution and relief from itching and flaking, leaving hair fluffy and silky.

Pteithia

State soldiers arrive in New York from war duty

Returning 346th artillerymen disembark at New York and travel by special train to Camp Merritt then Camp Lewin for demobilization. Battery commanders Capt. Gardner and Capt. Poster recall intensive training and near-entry into combat before the armistice. The men celebrate luck of the number 13 and note French hospitality during the voyage.

Camp Merritt Camp Lewin Hamilton Gardner Salt Lake Hun L. R. Greenman Portland Ore Benjamin J. Poster San Rafael Cal Lyle Anderson Boise Idaho Paul W. Wood East Helena Mont A. C. Clayton Kingman Arts Altho Walter Thompson Spokane Charles Fertig Harry Jackson Pocatello Bud Lewis Twin Fails B. C. Thayer H. C. Compton San Francisco John L. Peradotto Seattle Peter McIntyeir Pendleton 346Th Artillery New York England Camp de Souge France Brest America St. Louis Europe

Woman Named Bank Director in Seattle

Mrs Agnes H Anderson widow of lumberman A H Anderson is elected the first woman to a bank directorate in Seattle at the National Bank of Commerce stockholders meeting. New officers named at Seattle banks include Herbert Witherspoon to National City bank vice presidency and multiple appointees across Dexter Horton First National and Scandinavian American banks.

Agnes H. Anderson A. H. Anderson Seattle National Bank of Commerce of Anderson William C. Butler First National Bank of Everett Herbert Witherspoon Spokane & Eastern Trust Co National City Bank P. B. Truax W. 8. Peachy Seattle National Bank Claude A. Philbrick First National A. R. Truax Hugh Rowley EB. BR. Kluckhohn W. H. Berry H. L. Merritt Charles H. Lilly Wilbur B. Ives Dexter Horton National Bank C. J. Smith Dexter Horton Board O. Larson W. W. Connor Scandinavian American Bank L. E. Eyman Union National Bank Lester McCash Seaboard National Bank Henry R King Washington Mutual Savings Bank

Britain to Follow US Guidance on Kuseta Attitude

Manchester Guardian notes Britain will not align with France on Kuseta and expects America to avoid war. The piece asserts the United States will not commit to force and remains opposed to war.

Britain United States Manchester England Manchester Guardian Acreerica

Four-seat Survey Wagon Advertised in Cleveland Paper

An ad in the Cleveland Plain Dealer seeks a light four-seat wagon with side curtains. The notice mentions possibly four people and asks interested parties to contact Mosedale on Monday.

Cleveland Plain Dealer

Catarrhal Deafness May Be Overcome with Parmint Remedy

An advertisement urges sufferers of catarrhal deafness and head noises to visit a druggist for Parmint double strength, mix with hot water and sugar, and take a spoonful four times daily for quick relief. It claims to ease head noises, nasal drips, and throat irritation at low cost and pleasant taste.

Foch May Set Terms If Civilians Fail On Food Aid

President Wilson seeks civilian control of Germany food distribution but would yield to Marshal Foch if German representatives resist. Edward Hurley and Admiral Benson head to Trever to discuss handing German merchant ships to the Allies for food transport. Allies press for civilian execution to maximize results and repatriation of American troops.

Paris Dan Wilton Civision Germany Marshal Foch Edward Hurley Admiral Henson United States Trever Associated Powers Great Britain Wilson

Legislators in Oregon to Receive Vaccination Shot in Arm

In Salem Oregon the opening of the session saw a nonstandard order as legislators and staff were alerted by State Health Officer Beeley to be ready for vaccination at 1 00 am. The plan calls for a preventive inoculation as a public health measure.

Balem Ore Senate House Beeley

800 Killed in Buenos Aires Strike Disorders

Washington reports 800 dead and 6,000 injured as casualties from four days of strike disorders in Buenos Aires, per state department advices. The figures reflect early tallies from the unrest affecting the Argentine capital.

Buenos Aires Washington State Department

Utah Legislature Passes Women’s Suffrage Memorial

Utah lawmakers approved a joint resolution urging Congress to pursue a constitutional amendment for woman suffrage. The measure was adopted by both chambers as part of efforts to advance national suffrage goals.

Salt Lake Utah Congress

Pichon’s stance on recognizing Russian soviets questioned

The article notes continuing doubt about Foreign Minister Pichon’s opposition to partial recognition of the Russian soviets. It reports there is nothing mysterious about hints of British government favoring recognition and suggests his view may not be final.

Pichon Hriticeh

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