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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1919
Page
14
Bolshevik Rule Seen as Superior Yet Fragile in Russia
Paris dispatch reports Bolshevik regime viewed as stronger than Nicholas II by many, with strict control and no visible disorder. Moscow interviewees acknowledge concessions like wage scales and high bonuses, while seeking recognition from the United States and other powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Paris
Moscow
Nicholas
Central Soviet Congress
Central Soviet
United States
Russia
Government to Round Up Reds in Postwar Crackdown
United States government plans a finish fight against anarchic elements with reforms in the justice department. Attorney General Palmer announces a restructured Bureau of Investigation led by William J. Flynn. Francia P. Garvan and John T. Creighton join to speed terror hunts. Congress to push deportation and strict immigration bars for two years. alien registration and semiannual reports outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Department
Palmer
William J. Flynch
United States Secret Service
Department Bureau of Investigation
Francia P. Garvan
New York District Attorney's Office
John T. Creighton
Springfield
Intelligence Bureau
War Trade Board
Flynn
Congress
House
Albert Johnson
Washington
Commissioner General of Immigration
Vancouver Strike Grows With Carpenters and Teamsters Walkout
Vancouver reports a second day of general strike as carpenters and teamsters join the waterfront walkout after longshoremen and shipyard workers. Railwaymen stay at work for now with a midnight vote looming, while metal trades show little impact and no union-paid strike funds are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B.C
United Arena
Wvere
J. G. Hart
Metal Trades Employer’ Association
Recluse Dies in Hotel Room on Eighth Avenue
Supposedly a pauper P. B. Norman, an aged recluse known at the Golden Hotel on Eighth Ave and Weller St, was found dead in his bed Tuesday night. A deposit book showing $8,700 credit at a local bank was found among his effects. Norman had not been seen since Monday night and hotel clerks investigated after his door remained locked. entry was gained by forcing the balcony window. A sister in Salt Lake City will be notified by Coroner C. C. Tiffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Norman
Golden Hotel
Eighth Ave
Weller Sr
Norman
Salt Lake City
C. C. Tiffin
Clark denies Frisco report on Marconi appeal
W T Clark of Kilbourne and Clark Wireless in Seattle says Marconi Telegraph companyappeal of a district court ruling in favor of Kilbourne and Clark is not a $7,000,000 damage suit. He notes both sides appeal parts of the district court decision and a favorable ruling could lead to a government damage suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Kilbourne & Clark Company
District Court
Marconi Company
NC-4 Commander Is Received in Paris
Lieut. Commander A. C. Read pilot of the NC-4 seaplane, fresh from Newfoundland to Plymouth, England, was guest of honor at the Hotel de Crillon in Paris. He traveled with Rear Admiral Plunkett and the NC crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
A. C. Read
Newfoundland
Plymouth
England
Hotel de Crillon
Plunkett
John H. Towers
NC 3
P. N. L. Ballinger
D. H. McCullough
Head of Rhenish Republic Accused
Chancellor Scheidemann began treason proceedings against Dr Dorten president of the Rhenish republic after a telegram seeking an assembly and peace conference representation. Germany also protested to Paris over Allied occupation attitudes toward the new republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basle
United Press
Scheidemann
Dr. Dorten
Rhenish Republic
Dorten
Berlin
Rhenish Republc
Paris
Liquor Display Tells Dry Laws Court Case
Judge Clay Allen presided as 9,204 quarts of alleged liquor were laid out in court at the request of attorney Thomas Byron MacMahon for August Hengsen on trial for violation of dry laws. The liquor was reportedly found in Hengsen's possession on April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Allen
Thomas Byron MacMahon
August Hengsen
Hengson
Former Kerensky aide Labinsky arrested as Bolshevik in Lisbon
Leo Labinsky, former secretary to Kerensky, was arrested in Lisbon on arrival from Capetown as a D Bolsheviat. His papers were found intact on him and he announced plans to travel on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Leo Labinsky
Kerensky
Capetown
Be All Right
Four Whisky Stills Found in Woods Raid
A dry squad seized four stills and four Japanese men Koga Nisuka Kimura Matsumoto along with five sacks of corn two sacks of rice and five kegs of sake. About 430 gallons of mash was dumped. The raid occurred in woods near 40th Avenue North and 70th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Koga
Nisuka
Kimura
Matsumoto
40Th Ave
BF. 70Th Et
Jordan Addresses Stanford Club Luncheon Topics
David Starr Jordan was guest of honor at a Stanford club luncheon at the Arctic club Wednesday noon. Dr Jordan will address the Y M C A Wednesday evening on The Irish Question and the Mexican Situation. He discussed the League of Nations at the Noon luncheon of the Hundred Per Cent club Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Starr Jordan
Stanford Club
Arctic Club
Oratorical Contest At University Of Washington
The annual contest between the University of Washington and the University of Oregon will be in Meany hall Wednesday night. Robert M. McCroskey represents Washington and Joseph Boyd for Oregon. The K. F. Blaine prize of $100 will be awarded to the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Washington
University of Oregon
Meany Hall
Robert M. McCroskey
Washington
Joseph Boyd
Oregon
K. F. Blaine
Dives Insound Drowns After Teasing Jump Into Bay
Steve Oreskovitch, about 28, leaped from a wharf at Harrison est with two companions and drowned in Elliott Bay. Riley and Apple, who believed him joking, failed to act until he sank twice. his body was recovered at 50 feet. Papers show Tacoma address and United Mine Workers membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Est
J. Riley
Apple
Steve Oreskovitch
Eliott Bay
Riley
Oreskovitch
No. 1St
Tacoma
United Mine Workers
Lilienthal Dies During Fund Drive for San Francisco College
Jesse W. Lilienthal president of United Railroads of San Francisco and noted attorney collapsed and died while appealing for funds at a hotel gathering. L. W. Rogers, a national theosophy lecturer, will speak Wednesday night at the Theosophical hall on "The Dawning Age."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Jesse W. Lilienthal
United Railroads of
L. W. Rogers
Theosophical Hall
Lyon Building
Third Ave
James St
Steals Revolvers and Terrorizes Hotel Folk
A U S marshal named M T Shannon robbed Monette Hardware at 617 Second Ave late Tuesday, using a ruse to obtain two guns and shells then fleeing with the weapons. He terrorized staff and guests at the New Richmond hotel before being tackled by motorcycle officers and city detectives in the hallway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shannon
Monette Hardware
Second Ave
M. T. Shannon
U. S
Monette
New Richmond
Lucas
A. S
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