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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1919

Page

14

Brazil Press Shifts After President Pessoa Dissent

In Rio de Janeiro on July 1, President Pessoa’s United States stance disavows anti American propaganda. The Brazilian press reacted by editorially condemning the campaign for the first time in four months. Italians in Brazil are singled out for blame of the anti American mood, while Italian papers distinguish the government from the people.

Rio DE Janeiro Brazil Pessoa United States Jornal Do Comercio Wilson Plume Fanfulla Sao Paulo South America United Press

Let Contract for Paving at Bluffs

The board of public works awarded a $150,000 paving contract for a new highway through Magnolia bluff. Work runs along Thorndyke avenue from West Wheeler Street to West Blaine Street, extends northwest to 28th Avenue N. W. and Carleton way to W. McGraw Street, then west to Viewmont Way to 41st Avenue W. and north to the Carleton park limits.

Magnolia Bluff Board of Public Works Thorndyke Ave Wheeler St Blaine St 28Th Ave. N. W Carleton Way W. McGraw St W. Boston St Viewmont Way 41St Ave Carleton Park

Banks to Close Through Weekend After Holiday Proclamation

Banks will close from 3 PM Thursday until 9 AM Monday as Friday is a legal holiday and banks run two hours Saturday. Merchants will stay open Saturday despite Governor Hart declaring Saturday a holiday.

Clearing House Association Hart

Butcher Baker and Grocer Are Arrested

Three men charged with violations of the health ordinance were arrested by Chris R. Frasch, assistant chief sanitary engineer. J. W. Ringer, meat dealer, 803 First Ave, sold unwholesome chicken and posted $50 bail. F. H. Criss, baker, 1318 Second Ave, sold unclean products and posted $25 bail. H. Gbel, grocer, 4903 Rainier Ave, posted $10 bail for selling buttermilk with insufficient milk solids.

Chris R. Frasch J. W. Ringer First Ave F. H. Criss Second Ave H. G@bel Rainier Ave

Leghorn Selection as City Auditor Deemed Illegal

Assistant Corporation Counsel Frank Griffiths says Leghorn's appointment violates civil service rules and must come from the eligible list. The opinion, presented to the city council, was referred to the judiciary and department efficiency committees for report following council action creating the position.

James F. Leghorn Appropriations Ilegal Civil Service Frank 8. Griffiths City Council T. H. Holton Judiciary Committee Department Efficiency Committee Leghorn C. B. Fitzgerald

City seeks higher city share for Leary Avenue upgrade

A circulating petition urges the city to raise its contribution for Leary Avenue improvements. The plan totals 90 000 with the city to pay 23 000 and property owners seeking half of the cost from the general fund. The measure frames the street as a north end arterial benefiting all.

Leary Ave

Judge Dismisses Fraud Claim in Rosenberg Will Case

No fraud found in the 1918 will of Samuel Rosenberg Seattle merchant who died October 1 1918. David Rosenberg and Harry Rosenberg sons of the deceased brought the suit, which Superior Judge Allen dismissed.

Samuel Rosenberg Seattle David Rosenberg Harry Rosenberg Allen

Shipyard Worker Suffers Severe Burns in Basin Fire

William Cappell aged 24 of 2615 Stanton Street a shipyard worker sustained severe burns to his hands and face after a basin of kerosene he was using to wash his hands Monday ignited. Doctors say the burns are not believed to be fatal and he is recovering.

William Cappell Stanton Sr

Soldier Safe After Envelope From Camp Mills Return

Dr. D. T. Dickey of Rainier Beach had feared for his life but received a postal from E. C. Wall confirming his arrival safely at Camp Mills with returning troops. Wall had been overseas for many months with no word received.

D. T. Dickey Rainier Beach E. C. Wall Camp Mills Wall

Women’s Shoes Sale at Men’s Store

150 pairs of women’s low shoes in patent black and tan leathers offered at 4.45 per pair. Women’s oxfords in brown Vici Kid and dull calf with hand turned soles and Louis heels priced 4.95 per pair.

Oic Pasemen

Ohio Range speeds up cooking with quick oven and hot water

The Ohio Range delivers rapid heat as a housekeeper bakes in the oven and hot water is ready in minutes after firing. This efficiency keeps kitchens cool, saves time, and conserves fuel. Stove Section, THE BASEMENT STORE.

Waist fashions at The Basement Store

ACES, pin tucks and embroidery decorate waists in flesh tone and white plain tailored styles. Some pieces show slight soiling from display. Sizes 86 to 50 offered at low price of 4.95 dollars.

New Ripplette Petticoats Feature White Blue Stripes

All white and narrow stripe effects in practical Petticoats for outing wear and tub frocks. Finished with wide bias flounces. Large sizes up to waist 50 inches. Price 1.25.

Postage Rates Return Prompt Federal Zone Debate

Mondell urged a return to prewar first class rates and pushed for restoring the objectionable zone system for second class matter as the new rates took effect today. He argued the move would simplify postage and align charges with service value.

Mondell

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