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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1919

Page

6

Yanks Kill 5 Mexicans in Border Chase Across Rio Grande

Troops of the United States cavalry under Capt. Kloepfer pursued a Mexican band that had driven cattle from Nunez. In the engagement 5 Mexicans were killed and 12 bandits reportedly fled toward the mountains east of Ruidosa. Two Mexicans were wounded. U.S. forces returned with five head of cattle and horses, after burying their dead.

Tex Mer United States Cavalry Nunez Kloepfer George Te Ruidosa Rio Grande

May Bomb Villa Bang in Mexico

Paso, Tex March 24. Reported killing of five Mexican cattle raiders by United States cavalry follows a border raid southwest of here. A new pacification movement proposes American airplane operations to locate Mexican bandits and protect ranches as Carranza’s government struggles to prevent incursions.

Paso Tex Mexico Here Counor Carranza Ruldosa Lopes Vega Holguin To Villa Federal

Death of R. E. Twohy in Frisco Reverberates Coast

News arrives of the death in San Francisco of R. E. Twohy a renowned railroad construction expert aged 28 who aided building over 200 miles of track into Yellow Head Pass in the Canadian Rockies He was linked with the Seattle North Pacific Shipbuilding Co which will suspend operations for 10 minutes Tuesday morning at the funeral and he also served as a director of the Pacifico Car and Foundry Co.

San Francisco Twohy Pacific Coast Seattle Yellow Head Pass Canadian Rockies Seattle North Pacific Shipbuilding Co Pacifico Car & Foundry Co

Pawnshop Case Involves Shoes Loan To The Thief

Philadelphia report details Harry Dickman a Hyman’s pawnshop clerk who lent $2 on his own pair of shoes to a black man who later pawned them for $15. The thief, who did odd jobs at Dickman’s home, wore the shoes away and was not recognized by the head clerk until departure.

Philadelphia Harry Dickman Hyman Dickman

Storrs Taken to Okanogan for Custody

Dudley Storrs, central figure in a high profile case, was moved to Okanogan with Sheriff Stark and Prosecutor Gresham to face new charges. The county plans a courthouse-adjacent building costing about 1 million dollars, awaiting site purchase. Storrs faces abduction a felony and gross misdemeanor charges under the state moral code.

Posible Dudley Storm Okanogan Harry A. Stark That W. C. Gresham Okanogan County Storrs Stark Gresham Storra

Conflicting War Crimes Case Nears Trial Date

A European case unfolds with arraignment planned between April 17 and 25. Accused Storra plans no defense, calls abduction charge a joke, and seeks bail while awaiting trial in Okanogan. A letter from Grace Storrs to Dudley M. Storrs is introduced as evidence.

Gresham Storra Washington County Okanogan Sheriff Stringer Ruth Garrison Grace Storrs Dudley M. Storrs

Break Through Store Floor at Pearl Street Safe

Purglare forced cellar door and sawed through floor to blast open a safe in a Pearl Street shop occupied by C. J. Malliane and Co makers of printers' goods. The safe was found empty after the break in.

New York S58 Pearl St C. J. Maliane & Co Volla

Chilean Economy Described as Shoestring Republic

Report notes Chile’s stretched economy likened to a shoestring between New York and San Francisco and as narrow as Lake Erie, highlighting austerity and limited resources shaping its development.

Chile Republic New York San Francisco Lake Erie

Open War Cooperation Proposal for Carranza Government

The piece discusses a plan for American military cooperation with the Carranza government in the mountains and alkali plains of Chihuahua with air bombing as a possibility. It suggests forming a special American commission to discuss this and other topics with Carranza upon President Wilson’s return to Washington, with Gov. Larrazolo proposed as head of the commission.

Tas Chihuahua Carranza Wilson Washington Larrazolo

Change Urged in the League Covenant

Paris reports an amending proposal to the League of Nations Covenant aimed at enforcing the Monroe Doctrine. President Wilson and Col. House back the measure to deter Western Hemisphere conquest without Americas consent, despite British and French opposition within the commission. A minority fear it shifts Wilson’s stance, while Senator King's proposal awaits official comment and Japan’s equality amendment was not yet raised.

Paris League of Nations Wilson Col. House League Commission Western Hemisphere Americas United States King Utah Japan Press Association

Russians March to Aid Hungarian Soviet Republic

Berlin dispatches report Russian Bolshevik forces marching toward Budapest to bolster the Hungarian Soviet Republic. Hungary declares war mobilization as Lenin is asked to assume charge in Budapest, while Karolyi resigns amid Allied occupation concerns.

Copenhagen Berlin Budapest Hungary Vienna Workmen Alexander Garkal Lenine Count Karolyi

Philippine Agents on Way to Capital

In San Francisco en route to Washington to discuss independence for the Philippines a Philippine independence commission spends a few days conferring with San Francisco business leaders on trade conditions. Rafael Palma heads the party, representing governmental financial and industrial circles.

San Francisco Washington, D. C Philippine Independence Commission Philippines Rafael Palma Washington

President Wilson Uses Emergency Funds For War Insurance

Secretary Glass announced that President Wilson will allocate funds from his own emergency fund to support the war risk insurance bureau. The decision reached Glass by cable this morning in Washington.

Washington Wilson War Risk Insurance Bureau Glass

Plenary Session Debate Delays Constitution Consideration

The United Press report notes postponement of the readiness presentation. Delegates expect the constitution to be debated in a plenary session. Many support equality of nations but oppose equal status for nationalities.

Urday United Press

A Real First Aid to Mothers by Vanta Circulating Library

Library promotes aid to mothers and expectant mothers with a book line on motherhood and babyhood care. Books are recommended for mothers' reading by the American Medical Association.

Vanta American Medical Association

Baby's Own Bed and Accessories for New Baby

An ad for a white enameled baby bed 18x36 inches with springs wheels and rubber tires priced at 7.00. Mattress fits 1.65. Quilted pads 0.50 to 1.50. Double blankets Bea con cloth 2.50. Pillows 12x14 inches 0.10. BABY SHOP, SECOND F.

Fine White Nainsook for Undergarments at 20c Yard

Advertisement notes fine quality White Nainsook with a soft finish ideal for undergarments priced at 20 cents per yard. Mentions LOWER MAIN FLOC.

Pretty camisoles for warm days on sale

Sheer flesh colored camisoles in crepe de chine and wash satin. Trimmed with Georgette crepe bands or laces, ribbons, and rosebuds. Slipover styles with adjustable shoulder straps. Priced $1.00 to $4.95.

BON Marche

Madras Draperies Ad For Third Floor Fabrics

An advertisement highlights 60c Scotch and American Madras in floral and bird patterns in gold blue green and rose. Overdrapes 70. Suggests madras for overdrapes pillows and shirtwaist boxes. Bird and floral designs emphasized for home decor. Third Floor.

Madras

Cozy Dutch-collar sweater with waist purling offered

A Dutch collar sweater with waist purling is advertised for cooler days. Sizes range from 36 to AA, suitable as a light wrap under a coat during the spring chill.

Easter Cards and Novelties in Stationery Section

Easter Greeting Cards sell for 5 10 15 and 25 cents with clever verses. Easter novelties offer quaint affairs at 10 15 25 cents and up. Easter napkins with designs are priced by the dozen at 6 cents. Luncheon sets featuring daffodils and pussy willows shown at 85 cents. Upper Main Floor.

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