Peace Signing Ceremony Planned With Delegates Attending
The article describes a peace signing event expected at 2 or 3 pm with six delegates, German heads up last protests, and a guarded public viewing area. Attire includes Albert coats and hats, with red wax seals and blue ribbons on signatures. Resumption of relations will wait until ratification.
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Clemen Gean
Albert Coats
Te Pelace
Port of Honor
Infantry Ae
France
Rail workers seek AFL admission for engineers firemen conductors
The AFL executive committee in Atlantic City moved toward admitting three railway branches the engineers firemen and conductors. Secretary Frank Morrison announced the applications and the committee also addressed other convention business including a possible protest over deportations and plans to organize telephone operators led by Julia O Connor.
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United Press
Atlantic City
N. J
American Federation of Labor
Brotherhood of Railway Workers
Frank Morrison
American Federation
Julia O'Connor
Bauer Aims to Wipe Out World Hate and Forge Friendly Ties
In an Europa Press interview Chancellor Bauer said Germany will strive to fulfill peace treaty provisions to wipe out hate and defiance in the world and create friendly relations with workers of all countries.
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Apasse
United Pree
Bauer
Europa Press
Germany
Ketchikan Seeks City Ordinance For House Numbers
Ketchikan Alaska progresses toward urban status as City Clerk Win Winston asks Seattle records keeper Harry Carroll for the ordinance on house numbering. The move signals growing municipal structure and aims to aid navigation for residents and visitors.
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Ketchikan
Alaska
Harry Carroll
Seattle
Win Winston
Carroll
Red Cross Ships Supplies to Siberia
The Pacific division of the American Red Cross will immediately ship to Siberia 1,500,000 yards of gauze 27,000 pounds of cellular cotton and 12,000 yards of bath robes following an order from Washington. The Siberian division is in urgent need of these items.
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San Francisco
Pacific
American Red Cros
Siberia
Red Cross
Washington
Siberian
No Saloon Limits Removed From Seattle Charter
The latest Seattle charter edition eliminates saloon limits and ward boundaries. Local improvement matters now governed by state law and city ordinance are no longer included in the charter as the section is stricken out.
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City of
Seattle
General Treat Visits Seattle Before Returning to Camp
General Treat, veteran of Cuba and World War I, arrives in Seattle en route to California with 41 years of service. He commands the American military mission in Italy and heads the Western Department from the Presidio.
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Treat
Padua
Italy
Cuba
Spain
Seattle
New York
Railway Men Rally for National Initiative and Referendum
The Railway Men's Welfare league of Washington adopts a resolution urging enactment of national initiative and referendum laws. It calls for democracy in major issues such as foreign policy and public ownership. The league, meeting May 26, 1919 in Seattle, plans a nationwide campaign.
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Railway Men's Welfare League of
Washington
State of
Beattle
Germany votes to sign peace treaty amid gloom in Weimar
The national assembly overwhelmingly approves the Lerma peace treaty after Chancellor Hauer signals cabinet acceptance. The session, described as funeral like, hears grim speeches as Scapa Flow sinking news sparks divided views on Germany's future and costs.
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Carl D. Groat
United Press
Weimar
National Assembly
Hauer
Germany
Enald
Raver
Scapa Flow
Philip Scheidemann
Bauer
Townafolk
Police Probe Shooting Fray Claims Another Life
Investigators probe death of Lawrence 39 in city hospital after a shot to the head. Wife Nel Lawrence, owner of a Pine Street stand, says the weapon was fired by Lawrence during a quarrel over store accounts. Carlson and Alquist, patrons, were questioned and released. Lawrence had separated from his wife and was living in the back storeroom.
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Day
Lawrence
City Hospital
Trme
Carlson
Asquiar
Mrs. Lawrence
Thomas Foulda
Harry Levell
Pine «T
James G. Lawrence
Brooklyn Ave
Billings
Mont
Weaver Placed on Trial for Murder
The trial of Frank Weaver for murder opens in superior court Wednesday with Deputy Prosecuting Attorney John Carmody for the state. Weaver is alleged to be part of a trio that tried to rob Andrew Uren at his 4310 First Ave NE station. Uren, 71, was killed by a revolver shot as they fled. Harry Rothwell, 21, is accused of firing the shot. John Oxek, another suspect, remains in county jail and will be tried later.
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Frank Weaver
Superior Court
John JD. Carmody
Thomas D. Page
Weaver
Alteged
Andrew Uren
First Ave. N. E
March
Uren
Harry Rothwell
John Oxek
Lake Erie Leads World in Fish Density Per Square Mile
Lake Erie produced more fish per square mile than any other body of water globally, marking it as a premier fish habitat. The discovery highlights the lake's rich aquatic life and productivity.
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Lake Erie
Discount Rumor of Bauer Resignation
PERLIN June 24 The Vosnsische Zeitung reports the Bauer cabinet resigned before the national assembly met citing pressure from Von Hindenburg and Ludendorff over unconditional peace terms. The note reportedly accepted in Paris was prepared by Chancellor Bauer, discounting the resignation rumor.
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Perlin
Vosnsische Zeitung
Bauer
National Assembly
Wield Marshal von Hindenburg
Ludendorff
Paris
Belgium to Receive 500 Million German Indemnities
The peace conference repatriations committee announced priority payment to Belgium of 500 million dollars in German indemnities. This decision sets Belgium first in line for compensation amid postwar settlement talks.
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Paris
Peace Conference
Belgium
The Star Promotes Advertising Thought in Public Mind
A brief promotional note urges readers to associate The Star with advertising prowess and effective campaigns. It frames the newspaper as a trusted partner for brands seeking reach and impact.
Summertime Sweater Styles in Seattle at Bon Marche
The Bon Marche offers summertime sweater coats with sailor collars belts and tasseled ends in colors like cherry iris bronze coral and forest green. Pure silk options priced from 25 to 32.50 with rayon satin options at 12.50 and wool coats from 10 to 12.50 plus wool slip-ons priced 5 to 10.00.
Wraps at $39.50 from Parisian designers in sale
High class wraps inspired by Premet and Bullet reproduce Paris styles. They are made of twill velvetyn and velour with a new silhouette featuring broad shoulders and slim ankles. Available on the second floor in assorted colors.
Wash Dresses Special $4.95
Dress description outlines a straight line wash dress in plaid gingham with white poplin collar and cuffs featuring French knot embroidery. White piping at waist and pockets with button trims. Located in the dress section on the third floor.
Girls Tennis Shoes Sale On Main Floor
Fifty pairs of growing girls white duck tennis pumps with fiber soles and size 214 only offered at one dollar. Women’s canvas pumps in Colonial and plain styles plus eighteen broken sizes at one ninety five. White duck tennis shoes with rubber soles twenty four broken sizes at one ninety five. Upper main floor.
Printed Lawns and Voiles Sale on Main Floor
A textile listing describes 500 yards of 36 inch Printed Lawns in lengths to 4 yards along with 56 and 40 inch Dress Voiles in stripe and floral patterns. Colors include light shades plus plain black heliotrope pink and blue. Lower Main Floor.
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