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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1920
Page
1
A reflective piece contrasts rural life and classical philosophy with modern city culture. The author argues for a primal connection to land and nature, praising Greek annals, Spartan virtue, and the healing influence of sunsets and starlit skies on the human spirit. He laments urban life's artificial amusements and questions contemporary leadership and sophistication.
Shanghai dispatch reports Japan's aggressive Siberian expansion under strict censorship. It cites mass killings in Vladivostok, planned coup tactics, and harsh rule over occupied areas, warning only US and British action can halt the drive. The piece emphasizes Siberian wealth and strategic aims behind the invasion.
London July 6 General Wrangel, anti Bolshevist leader in South Russia, reportedly surrounded and annihilated 18 regiments of Bolshevik cavalry and took 10 000 prisoners. Only 150 Bolshevik troops escaped, the British War Office announced.
Tokyo July 6. The diet erupted as a member charged cabinet members with profiting on the stock exchange during the recent slump. The member was ordered to substantiate his allegations.
The 163 delegates to the Morning After convention in Judge John B. Gordon's court Tuesday unanimously backed John Barr Legorne as their candidate. The chaotic meeting drew Irish, drink and rowdy cheers as delegates signed in by saying guilty. The city treasury gained 1620 dollars from seat fees, with arrests for drunkenness noted during a two day Fourth celebration. Shown locations include Juneau Street area and surrounding districts.
William N. Abbott of San Francisco was named grand exalted ruler to succeed Frank L. Rain of Fairbury Neb at the Elks convention. Los Angeles was unanimously chosen as the site for the next gathering.
D. J. McClure, Spokane county chairman, says the nonpartisan league remains vigorous after a state federation assault. He promises a full delegation to Yakima with county support and allied progressive groups in the political movement.
Forest fires at Redmond and Chelsea near Lake Washington were brought under control after a four day battle. Redmond losses totaled 160000 in timber and 208000 in Amber valuables. two houses burned. Chelsea fire halted by backfires and a small hose line, with a garage the only structure destroyed. Volunteers numbered in the hundreds aiding firefighting efforts.
Seattle jitneys face a final operating day Tuesday under an order from Gat H. Reeves, superintendent of public utilities. The city council will consider a report recommending denial of all jitney applications on file, with penalties up to 100 dollars or 30 days in jail for violations.
James A. Allport mining engineer appointed by President Wilson to join the wage mediation board between Washington coal mine operators and miners. He arrives in Seattle Tuesday night from Rarns borough Pennsylvania to join hearings likely to be long. The sessions will be in the Washington Coal Operators' rooms of the Lyon building.
Dope peddler Chang Fook was indicted by the last grand jury for narcotic violations and arrested by Deputy United States Marshal Thomas Waters as he attempted to sail on a ship to the Orient. He had forfeited a $500 bond after missing his June 22 trial and faced an early hearing before the U S commissioner.
A Seattle survey of 23 Cox family members shows 10 oppose Governor Cox, 11 undecided, and 2 for him. The Harding vote pattern also varies with several members backing Harding while some remain uncertain.
Charles West found his door at 117 Washington St left unlocked Monday night. He woke to discover 111 dollars in cash and a 129.29 check missing, the loss noted on Tuesday.
William F. Howe of 420 New York block set a nearly full quart bottle on Mayor Caldwell's desk to criticize ongoing disturbances on Queen Anne hill. He warned that removing the cork could unleash ear wigs that will eat the wall kalsomine.
Erick Frank 27 Fred Holdergge 26 and Frank Peterson 30 were jailed for investigation after being found prowling Northern Pacific yards in Renton late Saturday. Sheriff’s deputies say the trio match descriptions of men who attempted a highway robbery near Enamelaw Friday night. Frank carried a gun. the others reportedly discarded theirs.
An artistic burglar seized John Almgren’s canary and 25 phonograph records while Almgren vacationed on the Fourth of July. He lives at 1826 S8ist Ave.
Governor James M. Cox of Ohio was nominated for president at the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco after a protracted roll call. Samuel Amidon moved to declare Cox the unanimous choice amid tumultuous joy as delegates cheered and McAdoo's strength declined.
Columbus July 6 Warren G Harding telegraphed from Marion to Governor James M Cox praising a noted cartoon showing newsboys contending for the White House. He recalls the cartoon as prophetic and congratulates Cox on his victory.
Virgil G. Hinshaw, head of the Prohibition national committee, says a dry ticket may oppose Cox and Harding as rivals to oppose the wets. He warns the drys will run if neither major party nominates a prohibition ally. The Prohibition party convention is set for Lincoln Nebraska July 21 to 23. Senator Sheppard congratulates Cox on his nomination.
George Launch a 19 month old boy fell into a 100 foot well at his father's property. He was rescued without a scratch despite mud and slime in the well.
William B arr warns against the shimmie at the Scott Kiddies benefit ball while promising an entertainment feature de luxe. Deputy sheriff veteran Pyncheon says vaudeville acts from all theatres will headline between dances. Tickets for the third benefit dance to aid Deputy Scott’s widow and two children are on sale through the county deputies.
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