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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1919
Page
8
Legion Considers Absorbing Placement Bureau
At a county city building meeting the soldiers and sailors placement bureau voted to continue employment work with government service. A motion to transfer the work to the American Legion of Liberty was discussed and a committee was formed to confer with a counterpart from the Legion. The Legion expressed willingness to take over the task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Placement Bureau
American Legion of Liberty
Legion
Allies Agree on Finances in Peace Conference
Paris March 19 United Press dispatch reports the supreme war council to ratify the tentative financial terms of the preliminary peace. Leaders Wilson, Lloyd George, and Clemenceau attended a 3 to 6:20 p m session described as satisfactory with Italy and Japan absent. Indemnity will be based on Germany’s ability to pay over a short period. final amount due in days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Paris
Supreme War Council
Wilson
Idloyd George
Clemenceau
Italy
Japan
United States
Great Hriteain
France
Germany
John W. Davis
L. H. Locheur
Lord Sumter
Great Britain
League
Aaron Makino
Viscount Chinda
Col. House
Commander Praises Two University Men
President Henry Suzzallo granted extensions of leaves of absence for Maj. Charles C. More and Lieut. William EB. Duckering, University of Washington instructors at the engineers school Camp Humphries Virginia. Col. Virgil L. Peterson requested the extension noting the Washington men were revolutionizing army engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. More
William EB. Duckering
University of Washington
Engineers’ School
Camp Humphries
Henry Suzzallo
University
Virgil L. Peterson
Washington
Cold Remedies Highlight Bromo Quinine Tablet
Cold symptoms include feverish headaches and body pains relieved by Kin Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. The box shows KE. W. Groves signature and lists 20 tablets in the dose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. W. Groves
An Old Hair Dye Recipe From Sage and Sulphur
A vintage advertisement promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as an easy, inexpensive way to darken faded or gray hair. It claims the product provides natural looking, evenly darkened hair when applied with a sponge or brush, fading gray in a few uses and making hair appear thicker and shinier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Saturday Tag Day Aids Veterans Of The Great War
Saturday tag day funds the Soldiers and Sailors council No 1 in Collings building for returned service men. Ex servicemen on street corners solicit dimes to support food beds and clothing. Council offers employment bureau aid and working clothes and holds a state charter with $10,000 bonded treasurer. books open for inspection. public invited to meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Council
Collings Building
Air duel planned by two French aviation editors
Paris, March 19. The first serial duel in history likely to follow peace. Corporal Leon Vaudecrane, editor of Exportateur Francais, and Captain Robert Schreiber, editor of Echo de lExportation, vow to settle their feud with a aerial duel using a Nieuport plane and Vickers gun once hostilities end. Both sides have seconds and acknowledge war blocks settlement until peace is signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Army Aviation Corps
Th United Press
Leon Vaudecrane
Texportateur Francais
Robert Schreiber
Echo de Vexportation
Schreiber
Vaudecrane
Hin
Lchreiber
Madon
Dabo
M. Schreiber
Man Has Dog Skin on Legs in War Pamphlet Tale
Philadelphia report from March 19 covers War ren Miller chief water tender of the Davis recounting dog skin grafts on his legs from knees to toes after the Shaw was rammed by the Aquitania on October 9. He says 61 officers and crew died, he survived on wreckage, was rescued by Duncan, sent to Portland England for care, and later fully recovered aside from arm and rib fractures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Warren Miller
United States
Davis
Shaw
Duncan
Portland
England
On Way to Prison Within 3 Hours of $1,000 Holdup
Frank Moran of Connecticut, three hours after robbing a grocery cashier of 1000 dollars, was en route to prison for a ten year sentence. Moran and a companion threatened customers, fled in a cashier’s bag, commandeered a motor truck, and were captured after a half hour chase. The grand jury indicted Moran half an hour later and he was tried immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coatesville
Frank Moran
Connecticut
Moran
Wilson Orders Recess Appointments of About 200 Postmasters
President Wilson, in Washington, announced the recess appointment of nearly 200 postmasters after the Senate filibuster blocked nominations. The move aims to fill vacancies and ensure efficient postal service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Senate
Death of Mrs Katherine Hemrich in San Francisco
Mrs Katherine Anna Hemrich 87 longtime Seattle resident died Tuesday in San Francisco where she had gone to regain her health. Word of her death reached Seattle relatives indicating her San Francisco passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Anna Hemrich
Seattle
San Francisco
Rheumatism Relief Through Pink Pills Case Study
A Marshall Alabama woman describes fifteen years of rheumatism pain, swelling, and walking difficulty. After trying many treatments she improves with Dr Williams Pink Pills, claiming regained strength and renewed mobility. The ad details pill benefits, pricing, and a free booklet offer from the Dr Williams Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Mylex
Dr. Williams
Williamea
Williams
Dr. Wiliams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Deacon Admits He’s Burglar in Minnesota Confession
George Hyatt, a Minneapolis deacon by day and burglar by night for a decade, confessed to attempting to rob Champlin State Bank and assaulting cashier Hazel Flynn. He implicated a 16-year-old assistant, a son of a different church minister, in expeditions. Police say he admitted numerous robberies, arsons, and attempted holdups, with loot hidden at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
George Hyatt
Apoka
Hyatt
Hennepin County
Champlin
Mins Hazel Flynn
William N. Nash
Anoka
Shipping Board Officials to Inspect Seattle Area
Three United States Shipping Board officials will arrive in Seattle within two weeks to inspect shipping board activities in the vicinity. J. N. Hibbard, Henry G. Vaughan, and Irvin L. Evans head sea training and ship officers bureaus. The Irian training ship sailed from San Francisco with 100 graduates awaiting assignment to new Shipping Board ships in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Shipping Board
Merchant Marine
Seattle
Shipping Board
J. N. Fibbard
Sea Training Bureau
Henry G. Vaughan
Free Ship's Officers’ School
Irvin L. Evans
Sea Service Bureau
U. S. Shipping Board
Hibbard
Pacific 8
Irian
San Francisco
In Relief Home He Saved $24,000
SAN FRANCISCO March 19 For 12 years San Francisco cared for an indigent man worth $24,000 Nick Mulvaney 34 will repay the relief home by paying back $1 a day He kept a small bundle with him at all times and refused to show it When opened it contained bank deposits totaling $24,000
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Nick Mulvaney
Mulvaney
California Plans Vast Highway Work
California voters will be asked to approve about 42.5 million dollars in highway bonds. The state roads committee adopted a revised program at the joint legislative highway committee meeting, with a few additional items tentatively to be added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Sacramento
State Roads Committee
Joint Legislative Highway Committee
Kidnaping of 16-Year-Old In Frisco Street
In San Francisco on March 19, Josephine Castro a 16 year old Spanish girl working at a laundry was abducted in full view of workers. A taxi halted at the curb a young man exited seized the girl by the arm and pulled her into the vehicle before speeding away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Josephine Castro
Bums Must Leave Coatesville Pa
Philadelphia dispatch reports Mayor A H Swing defending Coatesville against claims of deporting workers especially black laborers. He states the city will not deport honest labor, but will require those who refuse to work to leave, clarifying motives amid inquiry by New York visitors about blacks brought from the South by mill owners to work in local industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
A. H
New York
Coatesville
Hold-Ups Net $11 At Point Of Gun Near Hitt Store
Uniformed robbers relieved BE. Co. Hitt at 2600 Third Ave near Third Ave and Bell St shortly after midnight Tuesday. Two gunmen escaped. Police, aided by motorcycle patrols, searched the area but found no trace of the perpetrators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Co. Hitt
Third Ave
Bell St
Hitt
Korean student exodus after Seoul disturbances
Nichi Nichi reports tensions in Korea spill into universities abroad as nationalist unrest in Seoul and Pyongyang province prompts about 400 of 800 Korean students to return home. Remaining students plan departures in small groups to avoid police seeking agitators. All Korean students quit school when disturbances began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichi Nichi
Seoul
Ping Yang Province
Korea
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