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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1919
Page
10
Berlin reports Admiral von Tirpitz asserts the republic will not rise again and Germany’s revolution ruined chances for success. He blames Bethmann Hollweg for monopolist control of the war and accuses the ex-Kaiser and top officers of keeping Berlin distant from decision making.
The Young Men's Hebrew Association will dedicate an honor roll tablet Thursday evening in honor of the 78 returned members of the association.
New York July 15 United Press. American ambassador Thomas Nelson Page warns that Germany may regain influence with Italy as coal and materials fuel Italian industry. He notes Italy suffered two million casualties with 500000 deaths and praises Italian wartime contributions while resigning to the president.
The city council refused to override the mayor's veto of an ordinance regulating arrests under the quarantine for diseases. The measure would limit police and health department powers. seven councilmen voted against passage while four voted to pass, failing to reach a two thirds majority.
A protest by east shore representatives led County Commissioners to suspend the planned auto fare increase on county ferries. Kirkland Mayor A B Negeil led the delegation with district reps, delaying the July 20 double auto fare.
H. FP. Stannara of the Jefferson Heights Improvement club received city council authorization to operate motor buses for residents south of Jefferson Park. The action was approved on Monday.
The High School Teachers Association and the Grade Teachers Association will meet in the Frederick and Nelson auditorium Wednesday at 2 30 to plan for the coming school election. They will decide on the new tax levy and school bonds to be voted on.
Robert Davis 18 was injured when his motorcycle collided with a milk wagon at 45th at Thackeray Place Saturday. He died at the city hospital Monday afternoon.
The article describes Harrison Ford behaving flirtatiously across venues in Seattle. In the Colis eum he pursues Marguerite Clark while she remains wary, then at the Strand he wins Connie Talmadge and flirts with a vampy rival. The Mission shows him swearing fidelity to Vivian Martin, amid a chorus of speculation about his devotion.
Liberty presents Charles Ray as Ulysses Briggs grandson of a Civil War veteran in Hay Foot Straw Foot a Riverside comedy. He goes to camp learns about love and faces a court martial before a girl helps resolve the plot in a light wartime mood.
Mrs Ethel Hughes 28 dies when a motorcycle carrying four companions hits a milk cart. Driver Ralph Beden 19 is detained for coroner’s investigation on reckless driving charges. Leroy Massey 28 fled the scene. Nora Bollman 28 is hospitalized with injuries.
Henry Ford presented the imagined international flag in his libel suit against the Chicago Tribune. He described a six by ten foot blue field flag bearing a red white and gold globe, intended to replace the stars and stripes over his factories after the war.
The 53rd national convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians opened with a solemn high mass at St Marys Cathedral and a special sermon by Archbishop Hanna. Eamon de Valera, president of the Irish republic, arrives Thursday night to speak at the final sessions. Potential presidential candidates include Phil J Sullivan and Patrick J Cannon, while Joseph M Mc Laughlin will not run.
An advertisement recounts a long medical chase ending with Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The caller paid $1,800 over seven years to doctors claiming cancer or ulcers, but after taking the remedy the pains subsided and the user felt well for three years. The ad claims quick relief by removing catarrhal mucus and inflammation and offers a money back guarantee with Bartell's Drug Stores as distributors.
Mrs. Clarence Cash reports losing thirty five pounds in six weeks using Oil of Korein. The ad touts a safe self treatment with capsule form, money back guarantee, and a free book Reduce Weight Happily. Claims many other women achieved fat loss without drastic measures.
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