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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1919

Page

3

Brandegee Threatens Exit Over League Covenant

Washington dispatch reports Senator Brandegee of Connecticut joining Senator Borah in vowing to quit the Republican party if it supports the League of Nations covenant. He denounces the covenant as a hideous monstrosity and pledges to uphold the U S flag and constitution rather than embrace neutral internationalism. Senators Hitchcock Kenyon and Poindexter cite Stars and Stripes editorials to show soldiers favor for the league.

Washington League of Nations United States Republican Party Hitchcock Stars and Stripes The League Kenyon Poindexter War Department

Miniature musical comedy features mixed cast and acts

A petite musical comedy by Pepple and Greenwald stars a pretty soubrette and two comedians with nimble chorus girls in colorful costumes. Joseph Greenwald leads with four actors in an accusing comedy skit. Bert Melrose plays a clownish comedian Betty Brooks dances Myers and Weaver present The Arkansas Travelers a rural musical piece. Eddie Polo the cowboy screen star appears in a two reel comedy.

Pepple Greenwald Joseph Greenwald Bert Melrose Betty Brooks Myers and Weaver Arkansas Travelers Amoros and Obey Eddie Polo

Federal Employment Service Is Killed Here

Washington closes nine regular offices and 84 volunteer bureaus of the United States employment service due to lack of funds and congressional inaction. Seattle remains with a single placement bureau while offices in Spokane Tacoma Walla Walla Wenatchee Aberdeen Yakima Bellingham and Seattle close.

Federal Employment Service Washington United States Employment Service Congress Lawrence Wood John B. Densmore Spokane Tacoma Walla Walla Wenatchee Aberdeen Yakima Bellingham Seattle Wood

Leaps From Auto Is Severely Hurt

S. W. Cox of 517 Madison street was badly injured after leaping from a car at Eastlake and Garfield, near Wilhard hotel. He had picked up two companions at Sixth avenue and Madison street, then jumped from the vehicle after leaving the Stewart hotel. He was taken to the city hospital with bruises and head injuries.

S. W. Cox Madison St City Hospital IE. McLeod Wilhard Seventh Ave Union St Eastlake Ave Garfield St McLeod Cox Sixth Ave Stewart Hotel Eastlake Garfield Cox

Mayor to Submit Living Cost Report

Mayor Olemanson plans a statement comparing living costs with 1915 levels to be presented to the board of public works as part of wage conditions investigation. Department heads and board members prepare reports on their departments to be combined into a single joint document for the mayor and city council.

Olemanson Board of Public Works

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