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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1919

Page

3

Bolshevism Not Alarming Australians Says Sydney Beacon

Special to The Star by N. E. A reports Sydney Beacon deeming Bolshevism in Australia not alarming. It questions what Bolshevism offers without bloodshed and wealth destruction, suggests constitutional paths to independence, disarmament, and reform. It critiques six hour day and profit sharing as achievable via union cooperation.

Sydney Australia Sydney Beacon France Russia England Seven Hall Navy Prac

Copies of Secret Chinese Treaties Are Discovered

Vancouver report says Canadian officials found copies of secret China Japan treaties in the city. Chinese delegates at the peace conference claimed their baggage was broken open en route to Paris and that the documents be reviewed. Japan reportedly opposed publication while a Tokyo cable said eventual disclosure would occur.

Washinton Paria Japan San Francisco Paris China Altho Tohio Vancouver

Political debate on experimental governance and cost

The text questions the value of pursuing a political experiment that causes death and destruction for something obtainable without such risk. It argues a majority of electors could decide its worth, criticizing the idea of organizing harm for a desired outcome.

Lunney

Bolsheviks Plan Archangel Recapture by May First

Official Moscow communique says Red armies will recapture Archangel by May 1 and held about 200000 square miles of territory in January and February, comparing it to the area of France. The statement was received in Helsingfors on March 14.

Helsingfors Archangel Moscow France

Legislature Ends Session At Midnight In Olympia

The fourth legislative session in recent memory closed at midnight Thursday in Olympia. Key actions included passing and amending the death penalty measure, shelving the O Harra motor bus regulation bill, and approving a supplemental budget with funds for labor, mining, and treasury projects. Two lawmakers faced notable decisions on bills affecting taxation and highway contracts, with reimbursement provisions inserted into the relief measure for Frydstrom and Govan.

Olympia House Senate O'Harra Phipps David Govan Clallam County Arvid Fydstrom Frydstrom Tacoma Govan Thompson

Solons Receive Lister Thanks in Joint Session

Olympia March 14. House and senate met in joint session to hear Gov. Lister's message from Fort Steila coom where he is seriously ill. The legislature appropriated 5000 dollars to aid his health. The governor expressed hope for a quick recovery and called the deliberations beneficial to the state. Acting Governor Hart thanked the legislature for kindness and charity and noted his effort to carry out Lister's policies.

Olympia House Senate Lister Fort Steilacoom Hart

U S Capitalists Headed to Mexico to Inspect Mines

A party led by McKeevin Bros of New York City includes capitalists and mining men from New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Massachusetts and Minnesota. They leave Laredo for Jalisco and Guadalajara to inspect gold mines and expect no trouble from Mexican bandits.

Laredo Tex McKeevin Bros New York City New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Massachusetts Minnesota Jalisco Guadalajara Mexico

Brussels Prices Edge Down Amid Scarcer Supplies

Brussels March 14 Prices in Belgium ease slowly with limited supply. Shoes cost 18 dollars a pair after peaking near 49 dollars, butter set at 1.60 per pound by ordinance with none available, soap 70 cents per cake, bacon 1.80 per pound, eggs 23 to 26 cents each, oranges 15 20 and 26 cents.

Brussels Belgium Hrussela

Shipyard Labor Rebound Amid Ongoing Negotiations

About 16,000 workers have returned to shipyards with 14 000 in steel yards and 2 000 in wooden yards. 20 000 of 30 000 metal trades workers may return early next week. Skinner Moldy plant to near full day shift. Ames Shipbuilding and Drydock 2 000–4 000 new hires. Aberdeen yard still out. talks stall as workers demand return to original conditions.

Skinner & Moldy Ames Shipbuilding and Drydock Co J. F. Duble Seattle North Pacific Cose Aberdeen Shipyard Altho

Government makes ships available to American reservists

The Italian government places three steamers Duca D Aosta Duca Degli Abruzzi and Ceerta at the disposal of American reservists and plans to repatriate or deploy them within the next two weeks.

Rome Duca Daosta Duca Degli Abruzzi Ceerta

Walsh Urges Equal Work Rights for U. S. Women

Washington March 14 Frank P. Walsh told the war labor board that woman’s right to life and liberty rests on equal rights to industry. He argued for reinstatement of Cleveland car women on a broad basis of human right. He urged no general job bans for women and called for safe work across industries.

Frank FP. Walsh War Labor Board Cleveland Waleh Bex

Hanson Will Travel South for Health in California

Mayor Ole Hanson, confined with neuritis for over three weeks, says recovery allows travel to California to improve health. He expects to visit as soon as able. Washington dispatch reports President Wilson asked for the resignations of Seattle civil service commissioners Charles G. Galloway and Herman W. Craven due to continual opposition in their work.

Ole Hanson Washington Wilson Chas. G. Galloway Herman W. Craven Seattle Civil Service

Bavarian Cabinet Names Revealed in Munich List

The Bavarian State Zeitung prints the new cabinet with Hoffman as president and foreign affairs minister, Rhegitz at home affairs, Simon for commerce, Unterleiter for social security, Mrauendorfer for communications, Eherr for agriculture, Scheappenhorst for military affairs, with justice and finance still unappointed as the Landtag set to convene March 17.

Berne Bavarian Staate Zeitung Munich Hoffman Rhegitz Simon Unterleiter Mrauendorfer Eherr Scheappenhorst Landtag

Lieut Boyer to Be Chamber Guest

Maurice Boyer formerly secretary of the Bank of Paris and member of the French high commission to the United States will be the honor guest at the Friday noon Masonic club luncheon of the Chamber of Commerce council. He tours America under the National Chamber of Commerce auspices and will discuss economics and business. A special musical program features Madame Lydia Schirmer as soloist.

Treat Maurice Boyer Bank of Paris United States Masonic Club The Chamber of Commerce Lieut Boyer Armerica National Chamber of Commerce Lydia Schirmer

Roosevelt Birthplace Restored To Boyhood Home Plan

New York March 14 The birthplace of Theodore Roosevelt at 28 East 20th Street was bought Thursday by the Women’s Roosevelt Memorial committee to restore it to how it appeared during Roosevelt’s boyhood years.

New York Theodore Roosevelt East 20Th St Women's Roosevelt Memorial Committee Roosevelt

Executions of Spartacans in Berlin Prison Yard

In Berlin on March 12, over 100 Spartacans were shot in a prison yard after an armed uprising. War Minister orders execution of all Spartacan prisoners as government troops storm the suburb of Berg. The railway where insurgents stood was captured, and workers' delegates faced rifles and machine guns as Noske refused to withdraw troops.

United Press Berlin Berg Noske

Spartacans Hid In Amsterdam Lunatic Asylum

Government troops used sulphur smoke to force Spartacans from Lichtenberg asylum where they had taken refuge. Berlin dispatch notes the sub was ruined by levy fire.

Amsterdam Lichtenberg Lunatic Asylum Berlin

New Sailor Watteau Hat Styles Fall in Price

Catalog notes bold new straw hats in black sand taupe dust purple brown navy and cherry. Clever models include original trims and smart jam effects. Special sale Saturday priced at $10.00 on third floor.

Fraser-Paterson Co Fraser Paterson

Men’s Union Suits and Hosiery at Fraser-Paterson Co

Men’s medium-weight wool union suits in gray and natural. fine ribbed cotton union suit at 3.00. lighter weight bleached cotton at 2.50. silk ribbed mercerized union suit at 4.00. Men’s silk-plated, cotton, lisle, and silk hose in various colors from Fraser-Paterson Co. First Floor.

Fraser-Paterson Co Sera Praser Paterson Co Borutgay

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