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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1920

Page

9

Clothing in Flames and Four-Story Leap at Plant

In Rapids Michigan on January 20 a fire at Bros Furniture Co plant caused an explosion. Two girls leaped from the fourth story to escape flames but suffered injuries. Six girls and one boy were hurt during the escape as others feared workers remained trapped.

Bombay Tata Mills

Diamond Dyes Promise Rich Color For Any Fabric

The Diamond Dyes offer a guaranteed way to revive old faded garments. The directions show how to dye any color on cotton or mixed fabrics, stockings, children's coats, feathers, or coverings without mistake.

Champion Beauty Seeks Police Aid

London beauty winner Mumford asks police protection after street harassment and threats. She laments insults and fear of attack as she speaks about the contest and her title.

Lantern fly secretes wax used in Chinese candies

A lantern fly species in China secretes a valuable white wax that Chinese collectors harvest and process into edible candies. The wax offers a notable traditional sweet, reflecting regional insect use in local cuisine.

China

The Little Bride That Didn't Sneeze

A week of wedding prep at the Baxter home is disrupted by a cold. Bride-to-be J Bax te r battles sneezing now aided by Weeks tablets recommended by her maid. Flowers arrive from an anonymous admirer as the bride thanks the medicine.

Baxter J. Baxter Jean Louise Joan

Pershing Lauds 91st Division in War Veterans Smoker

Highlights from General Pershing's talk to war veterans at the armory Monday night praise the 91st Division and Washington state units as gallant troops. He calls aliens to become Americans or face deportation and urges fighting anarchist influence with deportation as a last resort. The American Legion is praised as a stabilizing force replacing older veterans' groups.

91St Division State of Washington American Legion United States Grand Army of the Republic General Pershing Armory

Soviet Russia Reveals 14 Peace Terms to Allies

Soviet Russia will publish 14 peace propositions, presented by Soviet envoy Ludwid Martens, to the allied governments. The terms call for repayment of debts, recognition of governments, territorial and armament changes, transit rights, amnesty, and mutual troop withdrawals. The Senate investigation on Ma and his bureau may hear Martens on Wednesday.

Washington Russia Ludwig Martens America Senate York Moses Borah Enox Pomerene Shields Soviet Russia United States Triestan Russian Empire Rrussia Soviet

Deportees Arrive in Soviet Russia Amid Bolshevik Welcome

Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman were among the deportees who arrived in soviet Russia at 2 p.m. yesterday to loud Bolshevik chants and a band. They opened packages of cigarettes and canned goods seized by Bolshevik troops as they welcomed the group. The American transport Buford sailed from Hang for home with its convoy, including the destroyer Ballard.

Ternori Winnish Emma Goldman Alexander Berkman America Soviet Russia Buford Finland Hang Ballard

Pershing Dentists Admired General at Headquarters

Dr. Albert H. Meadowcroft recalls General Pershing as a tall disciplined leader who visited the dentist in France. He notes Pershing's fatigue after the armistice, his punctuality, and his polite apology after stepping on a captain’s foot during a staff dance.

Pershing Albert H. Meadowcroft Chau‘ousee Meadowcroft Cobb Building Was & Dentivt Gen. Pershing France Walter Rank Altho Juel At & Happe Hite Italy Britain General Poet Dental Headquarters Requir

Helen Pershing Meets General For First Time

Miss Helen Pershing, cousin of General Pershing, met him at a Rainier club reception. She is a Auburn public school supervisor living with her mother at 4338 Lith Ave North. Her father Harry G. Pershing is deceased, born in Denver where she spent summers. The meeting was arranged by Dr. J. H. Sayer, a former Camp Hospital No. 93 major.

General Pershing Old Friends Rainier Club Helen Pershing Miss Pershing Auburn Public Edna F. Pershing Lithave Harry G. Pershing Denver Misa Pershing The State University Pershing J. H. Sayer Camp Hospital No. 93

Desertion sparks Briggs divorce suit in superior court

Winifred Briggs deserts husband Lynn L Briggs and files in superior court this Tuesday. She says she does not love him and left for New York because she disliked the West. He claims she deserted him and returned to New York amid the divorce action.

Winifred Briggs Lynn L. Briggs Superior Court New York

Spirit belief creed not a crime says Scotland Yard

London January 20 Scotland Yard rejects claim that police persecuted mediums stating spirituation is a creed not a crime. The statement defends religious practice of believing in spirits and counters accusations of criminal harassment by police.

London Scotland Yard Yard

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