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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1919

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Keeping Cool in Heatwave With Odd Remedies and Advice

A collection of quirky tips and quotes on staying comfortable in extreme heat. Local voices suggest ice on the forehead and fans, salt water submersion, ice cream sodas, shade in parks, and even directing taxis to icy treats. Experts debunk heat as mental and stress moderation and cooling routines.

Ross Betty Alki Beach George George Bouckaert Cedar River

Dowley Death Probe to Continue Despite Coroner Jury Finding

Government investigators will persist in probing Dowley’s death even after a coroner’s jury concluded it was not murder. Officials vow to pursue all lines of inquiry and review potential contributing factors in the case.

Altho

Contradictory Statements at Dowsey Inquest Unfold

Testimony from multiple witnesses at the Dowsey inquest reveals conflicting details about the death. Statements describe a possible head wound, a cigar in the washroom, and whether the death was due to an apoplectic stroke or a blow prior to death.

Fred A. Dowsey G. H. Douglas Dowsey John Y. Richardson John Hill Tiffin J. F. Richardson

Death of Dowsey prompts ongoing federal probe

Government investigators continue to pursue the Dowsey death case despite a coroner's natural death verdict. Autopsy findings in New York found no poison, with skull wound and arteriosclerosis noted. Seattle inquest showed conflicting testimony. Jury foreman and officials questioned coroner statements while Major Game vows further scrutiny.

Fred A. Dowsey Department of Investigation United States Shipping Board Dowsey Shipping Board Securities Building Seattle Charles Norris New York James L. Dowsey No. 60 Broadway Frederick A. Dowsey Gene Hatton Hatton & Oliver Albert C. Weaver Northwestern John D. Carmody Camp Farwell Tiffin M.S. Game Secret Service Newsepapers Frank Koepfli Koepfli

Fleet Schedule Places Navy Voyage From Hampton Roads to Bremerton

The fleet will sail from Hampton Roads July 19 and reach Bremerton, Washington, September 15, with stops at Panama July 25, San Diego August 7, San Francisco August 15, Honolulu August 29, and Hilo September 5. The complete itinerary lists departures and arrivals through mid September.

Washington United Press Hampton Heads Panama San Diego San Francisco Bremerton Wash Navy Department Hampton Roads San Pedro Honolulu Hilo Hawaii

Airship NS-11 Crew Believed Lost After North Sea Incident

London July 16. Search for the NS-11 crew continues after the airship blew up during a North Sea flight. Two officers and 10 men were aboard attached to the mine sweeping fleet. Explosions and burning debris were seen from the Norfolk coast. Cause suspected lightning or engine trouble. The ship departed from Putnam near the R-34 and R-33 stations. The NS-11 previously held a 104 hour record for continuous flight, surpassing the R-34’s 108 hour trans Atlantic cruise.

London North Sea Norfolk Putham

Steamer Lakeview Escorts Sinking Ship Toward Delaware Breakwater

The Lakeview tows the sinking Allison toward the Delaware breakwater after responding to 8. O. S. calls. Navy radio messages said the Allison will likely take 10 hours to reach shore and was aided by the Lakeview and revenue cutter Morrill.

Washington United Press Lakeview United Shipping Board Allison Delaware Navy Morrill

Your Rhyme in Classifieds Contest Update

A notice reminds entrants that submitted rhymes may appear in the Want Ad Rhyme Contest listings at any time in the classifieds.

Want

Wife shoots husband in eye during quarrel at home

Mrs J F Burns of 309 W 91st St shot her husband J F Burns through the left eye at 10 am after a long quarrel. He was treated at Ajax drug store and later to county jail. Burns may lose his eye. Neighbors say the couple, both about 65, had been quarreling. no charges filed.

J. F. Burns 91St St G. L. Stevens A. L. Evans Ballard Altho Hagar Raffington Third Ave N. W Ajax Drug Store Burns

Ex Kaiser In Ill Health And Exison Ex-Kaiser Urges Support

Berlin reports state the former empress is gravely ill with heart trouble after a chill, with a doctor attending all night. Earlier, the former king of Saxony telegraphed King George urging him to prevent extradition of the ex Kaiser, pledging German princes to stand by the kaiser in hard times.

Berlin Amerongen Today Saxony George

Shorter Skirts to Be It Next Fall Says Style Bosses

New York planners forecast shorter skirts for fall due to fabric shortages. Buyers warn there may be limited cloth, pushing designers to reduce yardage or cut styles to preserve material. Inflation of excuses from industry insiders aside, manufacturers doubt supply will recover for years.

New York United Press

Vienna Objective in Race With Reds

Paris dispatches report central Allied aims to save Vienna as a stable capital to avert a Bolshevik takeover. They warn a final Hungarian Reds push could extend Bolshevik influence into Slovakia Italy Switzerland and beyond. Allied leaders plan drastic measures and an expected offensive under Gen d Esperay with French Italian and allied troops ready. Bela Kun challenges the armistice and seeks allies while the allies warn Budapest securities must be upheld.

Paris Vienna Viennese Europe Vien Slovakia Italy Switzerland Bavaria Bohemia Poland Budapest Foch d'Esperay Bela Kun Hungary

Korean Charges Will Be Probed

New York July 16 cables from Premier Hara of Japan pledge full investigation and reform in Korea following published allegations by the federal council of churches about Japanese atrocities. The dispatches are seen as admissions of some charges by missionaries and other witnesses.

New York Federal Council of Churches Korea Hara Japan

Prominent Spokane Man Sentenced in Liquor Case

Maurice Oppenheimer, noted insurance and theatrical figure in Spokane, was sentenced to four months in jail and fined 350 dollars on city and state liquor possession charges. He appealed the ruling.

Spokane Maurice Oppenheimer

Liberty bond quotations list values for several series

Liberty bond quotations today show 3s at 99.24, first 4s at 93.90, second 4s at 93.88, first 4 1 4s at 95, second 44s at 94, third 44s at 94.98, fourth 44s at 93.96, Victory 4s at 99.96, and Victory 8s at 100.00.

New York Liberty Victory

Roosevelt Named Republican Candidate for New York Assembly

Mineola July 16 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt will be the sole Republican nominee for the New York Assembly from this district, a definite decision announced here.

Col. Roosevelt Mineola, L. I Theodore Roosevelt New York

Food combine probe opens in Chicago strike

Federal inquiry into a $100,000,000 food combine was launched in Chicago. U S district attorney Charles F. Clyne and attorneys Walter B. Wooden and Charles F. Moore said a trusted group of producers, canners, and distributors controls peas, beans, tomatoes, asparagus, canned fruits, vegetables, milk, and meats nationwide. A 15 percent increase on future deliveries prompted the probe, with a federal trade commission team expected to assist next week.

Chicago United Press Charles F. Clyne United States Walter B. Wooden Charles F. Moore Washington Clyne Federal Trade Commission

Woman Defies Men in Raid on Moonshine Plant

Spokane July 16. County deputies raided the Kane district moonshine plant on Valley. Mrs Charles Nelson grabbed a Winchester cocked it and defied the deputies. Two large stills 145 gallons mash and the Nelson family including Mr L D Nelson and their son and daughter in law were jailed.

Spokane Kane Valley Charles Nelson L. D. Nelson

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