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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1919
Page
14
Reporter Herbert Corey describes deep rooted Croatian Italian antagonisms over Dalmatia as he notes Italian actions against Croat language and teachers. The piece laments lingering resentments and historical memories fueling ongoing tensions in the Adriatic coast region.
An advertisement touts a fifty year old blood cleanser claimed to reach the bloodstream and cure rheumatic conditions. It offers a free book and medical advice from the Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta, inviting readers to request by letter.
The appeal describes more than 2,000,000 refugees in Europe needing clothing. It notes Paris alone housed about 200,000 unable to return home within spring due to lacking durable garments for winter.
President Wil son toured Soissons the Chemin des Dames and surrounding areas on March 24 and returned to Paris noting the trip was painfully instructive revealing the widespread suffering of French civilians during wartime. A rail rule in Alabama requires hunters to muzzle their dogs before boarding trains to prevent dog bites and wasteful chewing while traveling.
In Dawson Yukon Territory on March 24, preparations for an extensive dredging and hydraulic season are nearly finished. The Klondyke camp within a 50 mile radius of Dawson produced about $2,006,000 last year and is expected to rise again this year despite numerous handicaps.
A collision between a taxi and a private car at Broadway and Dennyway at midnight Sunday left taxi passenger Henry Allen, 28, of 317 18th Ave N, injured with a dislocated shoulder and cuts. The taxi driven by R. D. Harnfeather, 3125 Hanford Ave, was wrecked. Harnfeather was arrested for reckless driving. bail set at 100 dollars.
The schooner Kitsap en route from Townsend, Washington to Vort Townsend was sunk after colliding with the Waikiki Island service steamer near the Hawaiian Islands. Both vessels’ crews were saved. The Kitsap, once the Kentine Gardiner, measured 475 gross tons and hailed from Port Blakely Mill Co. Wailele, built 1904 in Fairhaven, California shipyards, accompanied the incident.
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