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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1920

Page

2

Crichton Warns on Closed Cars and Public Health

A Seattle health official warns at a Washington welfare center meeting about dangers of closed cars and contaminated containers. He urges proper milk can handling and hygiene while other speakers discuss unemployment, bargaining, and child welfare standards at YWCA and state sessions.

Seattle J. E. Crichton The Red Cross Washington State Center For Social Welfare Y. W Y M. Co. A T. Devine William Short Kington State Federation of G. C of Commerce

Marines Battle Hayti Bandits Near Port au Prince

Two American marines were wounded one seriously as marines repelled attempts by armed bandits to seize Port au Prince Hayti Secretary Daniela said Captain Russell in charge of marines reported bandits attacked in three columns and were driven back by marines local gendarmes and forces. Over half of the bandits were killed wounded or captured.

Washington Jan Port Au Prince Hayti Daniela Russell

Allies Demand Wilhelm Seizure Demanded Extradition Letter

The big three premiers Clemenceau Lloyd George and Nitti drafted a letter demanding extradition of the former kaiser. The move emerged after extensive discussion among the leaders in Paris yesterday.

Paris Holland Kaiser Clemenceau Lloyd George Nitt

Indiana Senate Ratifies Woman Suffrage Amid Ratification Move

The Indiana Senate voted 43 to 3 to ratify the federal woman suffrage amendment. The resolution was sent to the house immediately. A speaker, Dr. Howard T. Woolston of the University of Washington, urged a "superrace" citing higher child-raising standards. Tacoma and Bellingham contend for the 1921 convention.

Louis F. Hart Eolward Indiana Indianapolis Indiana Senate House Howard T. Woolston U. of W Tacoma Bellingham

League of Nations opens as world powers gather

Bourgeois urges US participation as premier figures including Lloyd George and Grey attend the inaugural meeting. Curzon and Carson stress open diplomacy and mutual confidence to curb armaments while Ferraris calls Italy a loyal ally and Cunha signals a new era for the Americas.

Wilson Washington United States League Lloyd George Viscount Grey Bourgeois Vimcount Grey Grey Karl Curzon International Labor Conference Carson Curzon Council of Nations Signor Ferraris Italy Ferraris Russia Bourgeoin Saar Commission London Gaston de Cunha

Stabbed in Back Case Dismissed In New Year’s Row

Matt Barbo of 811 Maynard lane alleged a stabbing during a New Year’s Eve drinking bout at a resort on Sixth avenue and King street. Judge Otis W. Brinker dismissed the assault charge against Frank Moberg amid uncertainty who wielded the weapon.

Matt Barbo Maynard Ave Frank Moberg Otis W. Brinker Mobere Sixth Ave King St

Bandit in Jenkins Case Is Captured

Caciano Mendez, a leader of the Cordoba bandita, who abducted American consular agent William Jenkins at Puebla, has been captured in Mexico City. Authorities say Mendez carries evidence supporting charges that Jenkins colluded with the bandits.

Mexico City Caciano Mendez Cordoba William ©. Jenkins Puebla Mendez Jenkins

Hotel Guest Dies of Unknown Cause

A guest identified as H. Irving of Barneaton died Thursday at the New Arctic hotel on Third Ave and Jefferson. He became suddenly ill, summoned a clerk who called a doctor, but Irving died before medical help arrived. Chief Deputy Coroner W. H. Corson will perform the autopsy.

H. Irving Barneaton New Arctic Hotel Third Ave Jefferson At Irving W. H.corson

More Rain With Westerly Winds Prediction

The forecast calls for more rain Friday evening and Saturday with moderate westerly winds. Forecasters admit an earlier wrong prediction for Seattle and reiterate the new outlook.

Seattle

Sinn Feiners Win Election in West and South

Sinn Fein candidates swept the west and south in municipal elections with early returns. If full returns confirm a grand majority, leaders plan a declaration of the Irish republic. Alderman Tom Kelley, MP, jailed in London, is reported reelected by a large margin.

Dublin Sinn Fein Tom Kelley M. P London

Will Mr. Diogenes Step to Seattle

Miss Ruth Hecht of Broadway high school reports losing her purse on the East Madison street car containing $5. She says the city hall report was followed by an arrival of the purse ahead of her.

Ruth Hecht Madison Street City Hall

Clemenceau Declines France Presidency Bid

Paris January 16 premier Clemenceau announced his withdrawal as a candidate for president of France. He informed the Versailles congress president that he will not seek the presidency even if elected.

Paris United Press Clemenceau France Versailles

Real estate banquet speaker serves prewar beer to guests

Five hundred guests at a New York real estate board banquet received a case of prewar beer from Christian Feegenspan, a brewer. The event highlighted reflections on past mistakes as future guidance for the industry.

New York Real Estate Board Christian Feegenspan

Judge Demands Fresh Air in I W W Trial

Spokane judge orders open windows and cleansing as 44 I W W defendants face trial. William Donovan named defense attorney for the syndicalists and pledges to fight to the end. In another matter Judge Webster denies jury trial for contempt of court defendants EB Sariagan and Carl Haug and the trial proceeds.

LW. W Hurn William ©. Donovan Spokane EB. Sariagan Carl Haug Webster Weoater

Palace bill opens with varied acts at new show

The Palace Bill opened yesterday featuring Murete in several forms. The Deputy offers harmony and solo singing with Haynes Montgomery and Hannan. Madge Morton Trio performs on saxophones with two men and a comely woman. The Marlin Wilson Trio, Fennel and Tyson, and the Thornton Sisters present ballads and medleys. The Skating Made execute rapid dances and feats.

Murete Palace Hip Haynes Montgomery Hannan Madge Morton Wommn Marlin Wilson Fennel Tyson Thornton Sisters

Miss M Ricker Killed In Auto Accident In Seattle

Miss M Ricker a 32 year old Seattle resident of 403 Ray street died from injuries after an auto wreck that toppled a street construction barricade at Fourth avenue and Stewart street around 2 am. Driver Arthur C Butler a druggist of 401 Harvard avenue was arrested and later released saying he was traveling about 20 miles an hour and did not see the red lanterns. Ricker suffered a fractured skull.

Seattle M. Ricker Ray At Fourth Ave Stewart St Arthur C. Butler Harvard Ave

Business Man in Council Contest

Joseph Kildall president and manager of the Panama Pacific Commercial Company is a candidate for the three year councilmanic term. Kildall filed his declaration of candidacy Thursday afternoon bringing the total number of councilmanic aspirants up to 18. Kildall is married and lives at 610 W Blaine St.

Joseph Kildall Panama-Pacific Commercial Company Kildall W. Blaine St

Noses Nearly All Counted Here Now

Friday marked the official close of the 14th census of the United States. Roy Elford, supervisor for this district, says Seattle’s population is practically finished with only 12 or 13 sections needing time extensions to finish counting.

United States Seattle Roy Elford Erford

Dont Despair Over Poor Complexion Stuart's Wafers Ad

An old advertisement promotes Stuart's Calcium Wafers as a skin remedy for pimples blotches liver spots and rashes. It claims after meals use leads to a clear complexion and notes the product is sold in drug stores across the United States and Canada at 60 cents a box.

Stuart U. S Canada

Airplane Mail Service Likely to End in June

The house struck from the annual post office appropriation bill a provision for continuing air mail service on a point of order by Republican Leader Mondell. Unless reversed by the senate or after reconsideration, the action ends the airplane mail service on June 30 when current funds expire.

Arm Post Office Mondell Senate House

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