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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1920
Page
5
In a Curious tale set in Topsy Turvy Land Nancy and Nick fall into a wooden box trap staged by a rabbit like figure. The scene ends with a hungry nose and a cliffhanger about the twins’ fate and the rabbit’s planned meal.
Happy Jack Squirrel discovers smooth black and white objects on the ground that prick him, then warns Peter Rabbit who ignores the caution and gets hurt. The tale ends with a tease of a new story, The Stranger From the North.
Berlin March report says Gustave Noske the defense minister ordered the arrest of Prince Joachim Albrecht and Rittmeister Platen as alleged leaders of an attack on two French officers in a hotel restaurant Saturday night. Joachim was arrested but Platen remains at large as authorities seek detention for protective measures.
Lieut Col William L Redies of the U S S M C receives the Order of the Rising Sun from the Emperor of Japan in a formal conferment noting his service and honors earned during his tenure.
A purse containing 150 dollars was cut from the arm of Mrs. J. F. Von Wald of 1457 Lakeside Drive while riding a FE Union Street car Monday afternoon a theft reported by witnesses in the crowded car.
An editorial-style note extols regular bowel routines to improve complexion and overall health. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative that strengthens stomach and bowel muscles, suitable for women and even babies, and claims it is the world’s best selling laxative with widespread use.
Pending arrival of Harry D Murphy, a son, follows the body of Daniel Murphy found floating 200 yards off Colman dock. Murphy, a former Seattle saloon man, is believed to have died by his own hand. He left an estate valued at $160 000. Harry Murphy is a cartoonist on the Chicago Herald Examiner.
Water and fire damaged stock at Northwestern Supply Co. electrical dealers at 102 Prefontaine Place. Loss estimated at $1,500. Fire believed started by a lighted cigarette around midnight Monday and caused the damage.
Police were called to quell a demonstration in Munich yesterday as thousands protested against Jews accused of profiteering elicit trading and hoarding foodstuffs.
Seven hens and a rooster vanished from Mar Hing s hen coop at 2414 Jackson Street on Monday, leaving residents seeking clues and reporting the local loss.
An offer to tour Australia has reached Leo Schneider the Peoria featherweight from promoter Tom Andrews of Milwaukee. Andrews has just returned from a successful trip to the Antipodes and plans to return soon.
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