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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1919

Page

16

Battle Scarred Hero of 17 Wants to Fight Again

Nicholas Gukuvin, a 17 year old Russian Army veteran in Siberia, bears saber and bullet scars from three years on the eastern front. He is intensely anti Bolshevik and bitter over Allied support, while lingering around an American garrison in northern Siberia.

Peggy Hull Siberia Nicholas Gukuvin Altho Nicholas Russia America Petrograd Baku Moscow Cheliabinsk Vladivostok

Tanlac claims dramatic wife improvement at Seattle drugstore

A Seattle shipyard worker cites his wife’s dramatic recovery after taking Tanlac, noting weight gain from 105 to 125 pounds and relief from stomach trouble rheumatism and insomnia. The ad attributes the change to Tanlac sold by Bartell Drug Stores under a special representative. The piece also includes a veteran recount of a Russian refugee’s wartime exploits and injuries.

Felix la Brosse Seattle 36Th Ave Bartell Tanlac Bartell Drug Stores

Quits Job to Make Room for Soldier

Chicago July 4. Louie Oswald, 17, left a Santa Fe railroad post after a wounded returning soldier asked for the berth. Oswald resigned to honor the veteran and later joined the navy, saying he wanted to see the world and wishing the hero luck.

Chicago Santa Fe Louie ¥. Dswald Oswald Coral Ritchie Navy

Mayor Hanson Proclaims Americanization Day in Seattle

Mayor Ole Hanson designates Sunday July 6 1919 as Americanization Day urging churches to stress Americanism. The proclamation cites the Seattle Americanization committee of various groups and asks pastors to frame sermons around American ideals and constitutional values.

Hanson Ole Hanson Seattle

Funeral services for city street car motorman Snow

Funeral services are set for F J Snow, stabbed by E J Swiger, with cremation following. Snow died after wounds from the earlier Saturday shooting as the coroner’s jury views the body. First degree murder charges will be filed against Swiger Monday.

F. J. Snow E. J. Swiger Bonney-Watson Chapel W. A. Major Snow Erma Snow Swiger C. C. Tiffin

Germany Still Dreams of Conquering Whole World

Berlin dispatch reports some Germans still idealize conquest and a revived militarism through youth training while the majority of the public resents war. Liberals blame past policies and Kaiser influence for lingering militarist sentiment, though hope grows for a more liberal Germany and an end to militarism.

Germany Carl D. Groat United A Berlin Republic Empire America

Fragments Reflect on Conformity and Fashion

Readable lines lamenting that people, including women, share similar views causing strife. The fragment mentions gratitude for individuality and hints at shop names like the Florence Topstairs Store, noting fashion savings on coats and dresses.

New Nigeria Gov 35 Years in Wilds

Clifford named governor of Nigeria with 35 years in British colonial service. He spent time in Pahang the West Indies and Ceylon and served as governor of the Gold Coast in 1912. He authored works from romance to Malay dictionaries.

Clifford Nigeria Pahang West Indies Ceylon Gold Coast

Fleet visit to Elliott Bay under Chamber plans

The Chamber of Commerce contemplates a Pacific Meet stop when the ship drops anchor in Elliott Bay in August. Entertainment plans for the officers and crew are being drafted, with city officials to be asked to cooperate in welcoming the fleet personnel.

Cific Elliott Bay Chamber of Commerce Chamber

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