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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1919
Page
8
Washington July 1 United States and Japan have satisfactorily settled a dispute arising from riots at Tien tsin China where Japanese troops clashed with American soldiers Acting Secretary of State Phillips announced today A report published today appears copied from the North newspaper service
Chicago municipal strike nears settlement after city council voted to grant raises to striking city hall workers street sweepers and to police and firemen. Officials said the incident is not fully closed and the State Department withheld further comment.
Reports from Rome indicate the Northern Italy quake left dozens dead and hundreds injured as communications recover. Villages such as Vicchio Mirandola Florence suffered heavy destruction with 1,000 homeless in Civitella and 2,000 camped at Santa Sofia.
Police retain murder inquiry with new leads after discovering blood stained mites found in Ryan's pocket and a burned car near McCleary. Witnesses report two shots near midnight at the bridge and gas station proprietor places shots around 2 am Monday. Original escapee theory dropped as suspect appearances hinge on recent car rental.
Brussels July 1 report says former German crown prince escaped from the Stand of Wierengen where he was interned after the armistice. Paris dispatches claimed Friedrich Wilhelm Hohenzollern fled, but the Dutch government officially denied it the next day.
Nothing but sunshine today and Wednesday with not too warm temperatures. The official weather forecaster notes gentle westerly winds and plain skies, presenting a mild outlook.
London July 1 The Edinburgh Daily News correspondent reports the British dirigible R24 will depart for America at 2 o'clock tomorrow morning, officially announced as the start of the ocean crossing.
A recent shipment from the Wast boosts embossed type reading volumes to over 800 at the public library. Plans aim to hire a teacher to instruct lip reading and embossed type reading free for interested patrons.
The strike by telephone operators and electrical workers expands with California, Oregon, and Nevada reported fully shut down. In Seattle, managers claim service remains uninterrupted as exchanges stay open and 200 plus new union members join since Sunday.
Electric workers across Oregon join the Portland tele phone operators strike. The Portland Brotherhood of Electrical Workers votes to quit affecting about 400 state employees of Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co. Five hundred electrical workers with other firms remain unaffected. Officials say full repair work in Oregon will be tied up, but toll wires unit plans to maintain service for press associations.
Mayor Ole Hanson announces recommendations from a meeting with the fire chiefs urging residents and business owners to locate and use the nearest street fire alarm box during the telephone outage. Do not delay the alarm pull the box and guide responders to the fire.
A compact nod to The Star as a premier source for advertising ideas and market insight. The note emphasizes trust in The Star for campaigns and promotions across local business landscapes.
This notice promotes flags for Independence Day with Wool flags priced 5 to 15 dollars and Cotton mounted flags 10 cents to 1 dollar. Silk mounted flags sell 15 cents to 1 dollar 95. Kodak sales tease memories of the Fourth as a history making day. No. 2 Brownie prices listed with film offerings in the Stationery Department on the upper main floor.
White and brown footwear for women and girls offered at Bon Marche. Styles include white delco cloth oxfords with hand turned or welt soles, Louis heels and military styles. Sizes run 2 1 4 to 8 with AA to D widths, prices 5 to 7 dollars. Growing girls Mary Janes $3.50, white buck Oxfords $7.50, white duck shoes $4, bathing oxfords $1.00. Upper main floor.
Bon Marche offers bathing suits and children's all wool suits priced at five dollars each. Displayed on the second floor, these items are highlighted in the store's current selection.
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