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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1920

Page

16

Johnson demands no further compromise on treaty after Lodge amendments

Johnson insisted that no additional changes be made to the treaty or the covenant beyond the scope of the Lodge amendments. He pressed for full adherence to the agreed terms and rejected any modifications.

Johnson

Nuxated Iron Promises Health Boost in Two Weeks

The advertisement extols Nuxated Iron as a top blood and body builder and urges a two week test: take two five grain tablets three times daily after meals, then retest strength. It claims rapid energy gains, warns it is well known to doctors and druggists, and lists Ow Drug Co Bartell Drug Co Swift's Pharmacy as distributors.

Lincoln Proprietary Co Ft. Wayne Ind George H. Saker Monmouth Memorial Hospital New Jersey Ferdinand King New York Ing James Francia Sullivan Bellevue Hospital Westchester County Hospital Enage Jron Ow! Drug Co Bartell Drug Co Swift's Pharmacy

Unrest Alarms Chiefs in Europe

Webber Miller reports unrest dominates European chancelleries with Britain facing a growing labor government and Irish tensions. Germany sees rioting and communist pressure. Italy braces for railway strikes. France contends with peace with Soviet Russia. Spain endures Barcelona lockouts. Portugal resigns its cabinet amid discontent. Austria faces ruin post treaty. Balkans Poland and northeast states show mixed to improving conditions. Baltic states defend against Bolshevik pressure.

United Press London United Reas Holcheviki Menaes Russia Armenia Austria Great Britain Sinn Fein Commons

Rope Lariat Rescues Two Boys At South Umpqua Falls

Roseburg Oregon January report describes Bert Laurance riding to the river with a rope lariat and saving his brother James Laurance and Stanford Buell from being swept over the South Umpqua falls near Dillard after losing their oars. The dramatic rescue, likened to a movie scene, ended with the boys hauled ashore by the lariat.

Roseburg Ore Bert Laurance James Laurance Stanford Buell South Umpqua Dillard Neporta Laurance Buell

Prohibition officer warns removal of liquor signs in San Francisco

Frank M. Silva, prohibition enforcement officer for the Western division, warned that signs and placards advertising liquor must disappear immediately or face prosecution. He declared all signs advertising intoxicating beverages unlawful and that prosecutions under the 18th Amendment will follow.

San Francisco Frank M. Silva Western Division

The Brazilian Heiress and Oh You Women at Pantages

Frankie Kelcey and six maids perform in The Brazilian Heiress at the Pantages with varied imitations and costumes while James Lichter accompanies on piano. Martha Hamilton presents Oh You Women a brisk comedy about gambling on installment plans. Musical interludes by the Marconi brothers and a lively act by Lieut Harry Berry and Misa add to the program.

Frankie Kelcey Kelcey James Lichter Martha Hamilton and Company Joe Phillipe Jimmie Gildea Bnl Harry Berry United States Army Misa The Marconi Brothers

Senator Coman Announces Run for Governor in Spokane

Spokane, Jan. 20. State Senator E. T. Corman announced his candidacy for the governorship. The news came via J. B. Flood, a business associate of Coman.

Spokane Wash E. T. Corman J. B. Flood Coman

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