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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1919
Page
11
The state central committee of the Triple Alliance debated financing plans with two options: per capita tax or membership fees. The per capita tax was defeated by one vote. A declaration of principles called for office to serve the man, not the man the office, and for autocratic control to be replaced by progressive legislation for justice.
Washington July 15 James Poole president of the Federal National Bank accused John Skelton Williams controller of the currency of diverting government funds. The senate banking and currency committee weighs Williams reconfirmation while an investigation into his conduct is proposed by Representative McFadden of Pennsylvania and a House resolution.
Justice Whittaker formalized the removal of George J. Gould as trustee of his father Jay Gould's estate worth about 75 to 80 million dollars. Gould's attorney said he would seek a stay of the order from the appellate division of the supreme court.
Tacoma report July 15 says Edward Bloom a restaurant proprietor was drowned when his auto struck a loose plank on a waterfront roadway and plunged into the bay. His wife was seriously injured in the Monday night accident.
United States league opponents discuss making withdrawal from the League of Nations an issue in the 1920 campaign. The plan rests on a two year withdrawal period with notice to leave by 1923, arguing the U S will have stabilized Europe and earned revival of national policy.
On Monday motion calendar day in the U S district court the United States v G M Butterworth local undertaker faces October 15. Ruth Phipps and Elsie Winter botham are set for July 22 for conspiracy to aid the escape of William Tilghman Jr from U S marshal custody. Union Timber Products is slated for October 21 amid alleged conspiracies against the Emergency Fleet corporation.
Seattle will host two national newspaper conventions this summer. The United Amateur Press Association meets July 25 for three days, and the National Editorial Association meets August 14 for four days. Excursions to nearby points of interest will feature both events.
The Beacon hill stockade that housed many an ex hense is slated for demolition. Mayor Hanson and Chief Warren plan a new structure on city property near Kent after tearing down the old building.
Mrs. A. L. Oden millinery buyer for the Rhodes Co. has left the store to conduct a purchasing tour of New York and other Eastern cities. En route she will take her annual vacation at San Francisco and other Southern points.
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