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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1919

Page

10

Miller pleads not guilty to murder with hammer

John A. Miller, charged with murdering his former friend Frank Burghardt, pleaded not guilty before Presiding Judge Boyd J. Tallman. Burghardt's body was found wrapped in a mattress in a ravine near Renton Junction on February 22 after the murder. The body had been covered with lye, hindering identification, and Miller was said to have stolen $1,900 from the victim.

John A. Miller Frank Burghardt Boyd J. Tallman Burghardt Renton Junction Tt Tw Miller

Plan to unify Seattle Episcopal churches under one federation

Seattle's two largest Episcopal churches St. Mark's and Trinity Parish would form a confederation if Rev. B. V. Shayler of St. Mark's succeeds with his proposal at Trinity Church. The move aims to align governance and shared resources between the congregations.

Plan Federation OF Episcopal Churches Seattle St. Mark's Trinity Parish B. V. Shayler

Catarrhal Deafness Promising Home Remedy

A handwritten recipe claims catarrhal deafness and head noises can be relieved by mixing 1 ounce of peppermint with a pint of hot water and granulated sugar, then taking a tablespoonful four times daily. It promises easier breathing and reduced mucus swallowing, describing the mixture as easy to prepare and pleasant to take.

Girls Work Join City War Camp Plan in Seattle

Seattle war camp community service launches women’s division to mobilize 28 280 employed girls. At Broadway high school auditorium Mrs Ivah Deering and Mrs J Haskell urge participation, form local units around centers like Broadway high school, with no fees and a varied program including vaudeville, music, sports and poster campaigns. Registration urged for nonattendees. Calendar of activities begins March 21 with dramatic and basketball events.

Elima Seattle Hroadway High School Ivah EF. Deering Hanson Roadway High School Department of the War Camp Women’s Division War Camp Community Service Mra. J. Haskell Irle Jaze Cliff Campau Ernie Ferguson Broaway High School

Sleigh Run Brings Violent Indian Over 1100 Miles

From Trout Lake near Hudson Bay Sergi.ae son RN WM P arrived 1100 miles after heavy storms. An insane Indian lashed to the sleigh became violent near Trout Lake and threatened all nearby, prompting a dangerous journey endangering handlers and crew.

LE Pass Manitoba Sergi.aeson, RN Trout Lake Hudson Bay

Dyspeptic Makes Great Discovery

A sour-visaged dyspeptic becomes a wartime dynamo of digestive strength. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets aid digestion, relieve heaviness, and let you eat anything with confidence while staying fortified against indigestion and related symptoms. A 50 cent box is urged to relieve stomach disorders.

Stuart United States Peente

Importers urged to extend payment time to Brazil

Rio de Janeiro March 19 United States commercial attach J K Philippi said exports should extend payment time on shipments to Brazil to avoid contract cancellations. He noted congested ports with rejected merchandise and delays due to shipment documentation and lack of time drafts. An extra six months would let importers take delivery and prevent storage logs.

Rio DE Janeiro J. K Philippi United States Brazil Consignees Philipp

Seattle Flute Club Formed Among Local Musicians

A new Seattle flute club formed by artists from local and incoming Eastern conservatories aims to revive the art and elevate Seattle's musical scene. Judge C K E Claypool presides, with R. K R Caney as treasurer and Fitzherbert Laather as secretary. Joseph Shippen named honorary president. The group plans future concerts with flute solos and collaborations, inviting interested players to contact 311 Liberty Building. next meeting date to be announced.

Seattle Metropolitan Theater Altho Incog Liberty Building C. KE. Claypool R. K R. Caney Fitzherbert Laather Joseph Shippen

Captain Walter Tinn Returns to Seattle City

Captain Walter Tinn, commander of the Western Comet built in Portland, who sailed with 8,000 tons of flour for overseas without convoy five days before the armistice, returned to his Seattle home on Tuesday.

Walter Tinn Seattle Mariner Seattle

Lieutenant Marries Egyptian Bride in Proxy Ceremony

Lieut Rudolph Winter of the Ninth Regiment at Great Lakes marries Miss Emily Orsi of Cairo by proxy on November 5, 1918. Miss Orsi is described as daughter of an ancient and noble Italian family. The ceremony was conducted with Miss Orsi present in Cairo.

Waukegan Rudolph Winter Ninth Regiment Great Lakes Emily Orsi Cairo

Windy night fines for fake sleuths in Long Beach

In Long Beach California on March 19 a nor east wind caused ten dollars in damage. Amateur sleuths Ed Wehn and H Slossen had their false whiskers blown off and were fined five dollars each for disturbing the peace.

Long Beach Cal Ed Wehn H. Slossen

Victoria Liner Victoria Returns From Orient Voyage

The Alaska Steamship line Victoria left Seattle for the Orient on February 5 and has now left Manila on its return trip, according to a cable received by the Seattle offices of the company.

Alaska Steamship Company Victoria Seattle Orient Manila

Dinner honoring W. G. McMorran in Washington

A dinner and entertainment was held at the Y M C A in Washington on Monday night for W G McMorran secretary of the Y M C A who departed Tuesday morning for France.

W. G. McMorran Washington France

Oxford entrance exams for Rhodes scholarships altered by war

Information from the University of Washington on Tuesday says entrance examinations to Oxford University for Rhodes scholarships will be considerably modified this year due to the war.

Oxford University Rhodes University of Washington

Spring millinery styles on sale at new second floor

Fashion notes describe four nine neck mil linery styles for street and business wear. The piece highlights new Spring designs with several styles shown including a color sketch. The text emphasizes the popularity and adaptability of the hats for daily use and formal settings.

New Girdle Cords in Various Shades Priced From $1.50

Hey girdle cords are woven of cords and braids in intricate patterns and finished with self. Women can match girdle color to gown with many contrast shades in this assortment. Prices range attractively from $1.50 up to $6.00.

County Appraises Russian Rail Material for Tax Revenue

Russian government railroad material valued around 20 million dollars and assessable near 10 million dollars is being appraised by County Assessor Frank W. Hall and two engineers. At a 66 mill rate it would yield about 560 thousand dollars in taxes. It has sat at Meadows awaiting shipment to Russia for a year.

Frank W. Hall Russia

Gold miner credits Tanlac for relief from rheumatism

John Skjerve, a Seattle and Northwest miner boarding at a Tacoma hotel, says Tanlac cured his rheumatism after glacier exposure in Alaska. He reports pain relief in arms, shoulders, legs, and absence of headaches, claiming four bottles eliminated the condition and restored his health. The ad notes Tanlac as a reconstructive tonic acting on vital organs, with Bartell Drug Stores in Seattle carrying it.

Tanlac John Skjerve Tacoma Seattle Northwest Alaska Taniac Bartell Drug Stores

Display of New Orleans alterations in women’s dress fabrics

The Upper Main Floor OILES show will feature spring and summer dress fabrics in a wide array of patterns from stripes and plaids to metallic designs. Prices span 65 cents, 75 cents, 85 cents, 1.00, 1.25 and 1.50 per yard.

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