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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1919
Page
7
The dispatch reports representatives were sent to Paria to learn the peace conference's decision on Hungary's frontiers. The request for an answer arrived yesterday with a 48 hour deadline for reply.
An advertisement claims ACID-STOM ACH causes a range of ailments and fatigue. It promotes ERATONIC TABLETS as an absorbent, quick relief that purifies the stomach, boosts digestion, and restores energy with a money back guarantee. The copy urges readers to ask their druggist for Fatonic.
A lurid account of a burglary at the public safety building reveals an empty vault in the dry squad room. Witnesses describe sorrowful reactions from onlookers and a statement that prescriptions will no longer be filled. The hall and vault are portrayed as desolate and mysterious.
Chicago June 10 United Freel pres Konenkamp head of the Commercial Telegraphers Union appeals to Samuel Gompers at Atlantic City to aid in ending the autocratic labor suppression. He cites 23 915 telegraphers discharged for refusing the loyalty pledge and says mediation has failed.
A. B. Taylor and Mrs. Taylor sue the city for $2,000 alleging negligence of the motorman whose street car struck their automobile at Harrison and Broad streets on February 21.
An old time ad promotes a 20 cent box of Tiz to ease tired feet. It promises relief from corns and bunions, saying feet feel lighter and shoes fit better after use. The copy uses vivid sensations and urges readers to buy at drug or department stores.
Miss A Berg, acting night clerk at the Penn hotel on Firth avenue, reported a 4 30 am Tuesday robbery. Thieves entered the lobby, stole 5 50 from the cash register, and escaped while she helped a guest to his room. Earlier, burglars broke a skylight pane at 108 Madison Street restaurant, taking about 50 cents. the safe remained closed.
Mayor Gle Hanson named Pliny L. Allen general manager of Seattle's Independence Day jubilee. Allen will assemble committees and explore a possible pyrotechnic display. The city plans a big parade, park and amusement center events, street fairs, and band concerts with annual Fourth traditions and added trimmings.
Five pints of homemade beer were found scattered in a yard and a half sack of empty bottles recovered after the dry squad arrested Mrs. M Fuji 35 of 502 Maynard Ave and A McSparren 41 a marine fireman of 11660 N 7th St Monday both men released on $1000 bonds.
Four persons barely escaped serious injury when an auto driven by Harry Woods of 106 Fifth Ave North slid off the Pacific highway near South Park car line and struck a telegraph pole. Woods said steering wheel froze at 20 mph as they returned from Tacoma. Frank Hell sustained severe wrist lacerations, a woman was bruised, and E B Tower of 2400 Third Ave helped bring them to Seattle.
New York June 10 The transport Mount Vernon brought 5,000 Sixth Division regular army troops to the city as draft replacements. Included on board were the Sixth division headquarters troop 54th infantry 11th field artillery Sixth field signal battalion and 12th infantry brigade headquarters. The Santa Oliva was due later with 33rd field hospital 84th division 18th and 19th evac ambulance companies 307th mobile laundry 308rd butcher y company 311th salvage unit and 76th sanitary squad.
The Majestic Bakery at 1406 Broad Way was entered Monday night. Proprieter J. Stathis reported to police Tuesday morning that intruders removed rear door glass, rifled the premises, overturned the safe, and left without taking any items.
Delegates of the Grand Lodge F and A M of Washington opened a three day session at the Masonic Temple in Finest and Harvard. Mayor Ole Hanson gave an address of welcome with Junior Grand Warden J Gifford replying. The event includes reports, officer elections, and a ball at the Shriners auditorium.
Illinois and Wisconsin legislatures approve the federal woman suffrage amendment, with Illinois adopting the ratification resolution and Wisconsin the assembly and senate ratifying by wide margins. In California, Governor Stephens resists calling an extra session while suffrage petitions circulate urging action.
Mee M Newman reports a slender blonde woman about 30 who rented a room at 211 Queen Anne Ave and fled with bedding and other items. Police seek the unnamed occupant described as having died connotation.
Mrs Charles Schiebel of San Antonio says exhaustion, weak flesh, and stomach trouble improved after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. She reports increased strength appetite weight gain and relief from nervousness and palpitations. Pills sold by druggists or Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady priced 50 cents a box or eight for 2.50 postpaid with free booklet offered.
A premier musical act by Olga Samonoff Trio competes with Teeter's Septette acrobatic act for first place at the Pantages weekly program. Stanislas Bem cello Eugenie Argiewitz violin with piano provide strong musical support while Schepp's Comedy Circus offers dogs and monkeys. Josephine Davis sings well and Cook and Lorenz perform as skilled comedians with Arthur Lloyd's card tricks.
The remark argues that if teaching fails to yield new understanding for the teacher, it indicates a decline or stagnation in their professional relevance. It frames the issue as a critique of vanishing influence and ongoing growth.
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