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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1919

Page

10

Relations With Mexico Improving Declares U S Ambassador Fletcher

U S ambassador Henry P Fletcher told the House Rules Committee that murders of American citizens in Mexico have rarely led to arrests or convictions, but overall relations with Carranza's government have improved. He outlined 18 points on territory, banditry, neutrality, press bias, arms trade, and international obligations, noting better ties than three years ago.

Milton Bronner Washington Henry P. Fletcher Mexico House Committee On Rules Fletcher Carranza Villa Allance Germany German Information Service Laredo Texas Ibes United States Rio Grande England Austria France Italy Norway Sweden

French towns awarded medals by Carl A Randall

Paris reports France has honored towns for wartime bravery. Bitche in Alsace Lorraine receives the Legion of Honor cross for service nearly 50 years ago. Earlier awards include Chalons sur Soane Tournus St Jean de Losne 1815 and Verdun 1916, with many towns later cited.

Carl A. Randall United Press Paris Etty France Bitche Alsace-Lorraine Napoleon Chalons-sur-Soane Tournus St. Jean-de-Losne Legion of Honor Roanne Chateaudun Belfort Rambervillers St. Quentin Dijon Bazellies Lille Vallenciennes Landreche St. Dizier Peronne Verdun

Thirteen clerks in London offices found to handle 40 letters daily

London July 21 Thirteen clerks to deal with an average of 40 letters a day were among findings of Sir John Bradbury's parliamentary committee on over staffing. The war era swell of staff lingered as officials pruned many “unnecessary ornaments” yet numerous limpet positions remain.

London John Bradbury Bradbury

Seattle Woman Death Investigated by Coroner

Coroner Tiffin orders an inquiry into the death of Mrs. Frank Beaverly who died of apoplexy at 1105A Fifth Ave. The coroner suspects the July 23 auto collision may have triggered the fatal stroke.

Tiffin Frank Beaverly Fifth Ave

Whitney Boys Chorus to Sing at Arena for Four Nights

The Whitney Boys Chorus will perform at the Arena for four nights beginning Thursday night. Several solo selections will be rendered by members of the chorus.

Whitney Boys’ Chorus

Bitche Receives Region of Honor After 50 Years Under German Rule

The town of Bitche has earned the Region of Honor after enduring five decades of German domination. The award highlights Bitche's sacrifice and bravery during the 1870 Prussian invasion and its enduring resilience through dark days.

Gion Bitche

Aid Fleets Reach Balkans Amid Balkan Famine

American ships deliver food to Balkan ports and the Red Cross distributes supplies across the region. Serbian women and children display the suffering caused by widespread shortages as relief efforts continue for months to come.

Belgrkade Balkan Red Cross Organization Europe

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