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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1919
Page
20
T Lico of Denver told police he paid high rates after two new acquaintances took him to a Los Angeles room, taxi rides, and baggage fees. He estimates taxi hire and car costs at 600 and 400 dollars, plus 150 daily for two and 400 for excess baggage, before his friends disappeared.
Committeemen plan entertainment for the Editorial association as editors from across the United States and Canada prepare to attend the Portland convention scheduled for August 8 to 10. The Oregon Editorial Association will host the event in Portland.
An advertisement claims Stuart's Calcium wafers improve skin from within by boosting tissue circulation. It touts a free trial coupon and promises firmer healthier skin and a beautiful complexion, with product price listed as 56 cents per box.
A dotted advertisement claims four ounces of plain aryon liquid rubbed into the scalp at night dissolves dandruff by morning. With repeated use it allegedly removes all flakes and itching, leaving hair lustrous and silky. The ad asserts aryon is inexpensive and available at any store.
Bavarian youth Arco Valley shoots Premier Kurt Eisner during a session of the Bavarian assembly triggering a royalist counterrevolution attempt. In the ensuing turmoil several others die and Valley is himself shot as the royalist bid collapses.
Dispatches note union plans as peace talks begin in March. Paris views the move as a Teuton prestige bid. Vienna reports the incorporation bill for German Austria into Germany passed third reading. The Weimar assembly has approved the union.
Walter A. Dimick of Oregon City prominent attorney and longtime state senator died after a 10 day illness. He served in the Oregon legislature since 1908 and helped draft a 1919 Bolshevism bill. Born August 20, 1879 at Hubbard he is survived by a widow and one son.
In Los Angeles on March 21 Mr May Briseno was granted divorce from Albert L Briseno after cruelty described to Judge Crail. He allegedly struck her eyes choked and bruised her then a stepfather beat the husband. The couple wed in Santa Ana in 1907 and separated February 1, they lived in Venice.
Special to The Star by N. EB. Ad Paris March 21 The American peace commission opposes diluting the Monroe doctrine arguing the league will strengthen Western Hemisphere security. It notes that foreign intervention triggers war and questions whether the league would enforce orders in revolutions abroad or assign the task to the United States. The issue shapes United States foreign policy ahead of final conventions.
In Cleveland, March 2, Alice Carley, married in 1909, obtained a divorce in common pleas court after testifying she had not seen her husband since hours after their wedding. She recalled only one contact ten and a half years earlier when he called briefly, then hung up.
The Seattle Army Flyers club plans another gathering at the Army and Navy club rooms Friday evening to discuss definite future activities. Since the first meeting, several Seattle flyers have returned home.
A British scientist claims weight for weight the macaron is as valuable for building flesh as beef or mutton. The comment emphasizes macarons as a protein rich option alongside traditional meats.
Prices listed for washable Cape Gloves in light ivory and two tan shades at 3.50 dollars. Fownes Silk Gloves shown in gray tones at 1.25 to 2.00 dollars. Double Silk Gloves priced 2.60 to 0.05 dollars, fabric gloves in chamois and gray with embroidered back. Fraser-Paterson Co First Floor.
Fraser-Paterson Co offers necklaces with cord and bead combinations old silver and bead pieces old gold and bead items solid red beads and various pins including bar veil brooch and hat pins. Prices range from 75 cents to 12 dollars.
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