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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1919

Page

6

Rouse Yankee Soldiers Against the French Rumors Spread

J Harold F Bechtol reports on Allied officers noting German propaganda aiming to sow fraternal tension between American troops and the French. He cites Clemenceau’s remark about American morale and argues officers see no basis for American regret in fighting for freedom while warning against German attempts to inflame hostilities over French prices.

Harold F. Bechtol N.efa Ger Clemenceau America Ceau Germany Memenceau Milionaires

Tourist loses $8500 in oil scam in San Diego network

Dan Froehlich of St Benedict Iowa told the district attorney he was swindled out of 8500 dollars by two strangers in San Diego who lured him into an oil company scheme and Portland Stock Exchange membership, only to have his status canceled and be kept waiting for further orders.

Los Angeles Cal Dan Froehlich St. Benedict Iowa District Attorney's San Diego Portland Ore Portland Stock Exchange Froehlich

Wreck Claims Riches for McLeods in North Gold

Norman McLeod and wife Mary Ann die in the Princess Sophia wreck near Vancouver. They carried about 20000 dollars in gold saved from 15 years of mining. In court the wife is declared to have died before her husband. Kenneth McLeod named administrator for both estates.

Vancouver B. C Norman McLeod Mary Ann McLeod Kenneth McLeod Norman

Dixon to resign from Spurgeon's Metropolitan Tabernacle

London report states Thomas Dixon longtime United States clergyman and author plans to leave the pastorate of the Metropolitan tabernacle commonly known as Spurgeon’s He rose to prominence before moving to England and leading the church in London March 20

Dixon Big London Church N.eba London Thomas Dixon Metropolitan Tabernacle United States England

Returning Soldier Planned Surprise for Mother

Clark Dunlap, a returning soldier from Pendleton, planned to surprise his mother, but she had a dream of his arrival and had dinner ready in advance. The item notes that thirty three and one third percent of the nation’s slaughtering is done in Chicago.

Pendleton, Ore Clark Dunlap Chicago

Portland Men Form New Shipping Company in Portland

The Columbia Pacific Shipping company was formed in Portland with initial capital of 100000 dollars. Incorporators are leading local business and professional men aiming to develop Portland port. The firm will engage in coastwide and overseas transportation and may take over Sudden and Christiansen’s surrendered contract or seek a government vessel charter through the U S Shipping Board. Boise Ad club to present silver loving cup to battleship Idaho and crew. Idaho touted as the largest floating fighting machine in the U S Navy.

Portland Ore Maren Columbia Pacific Shipping Company Sudden & Christiansen United States Shipping Board Boise Idaho Boise Ad Club United States

Juanita Miller’s Daughter Files for Divorce in Oakland

Mia Reavis sues Juan Reavis, described as a world adventurer, charging desertion after a marriage begun last August. The couple reportedly communicated by “thought waves” and Reavis left last February, with no word since, amid a divorce suit in a California court.

Oakland Cal Juanita Miller Reavis Joaquin Miller Mia Reavis Juan Reavis Mra Reavis Reavises Philippines Mra. Reavis

Demure Little Sister Frocks on Sale at Bon Marche

The Bon Marche advertises items for children and misses dresses on the second floor. White Lawn at 15 cents a yard and Blue Chambray Gingham at 19 cents a yard offer neat stripes and sheer fabric. Dresses for 3 to 6 years feature hand embroidery and lingerie trim, priced at 8.95.

BON Marche

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