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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1919
Page
7
Paris reports two major threats to the league of nations. The piece cites Europe’s secret creations and growing obstructionism as the first danger to peace, with political maneuvering in March underscoring the fragile path to international harmony.
American and Japanese demands pace talks on the league of nations as Borah and Phelan clash over a clause that could grant Japan equality in immigration. Gompers may be asked to interpret whether the covenant allows racial equality influencing U S policy and labor standards.
An old flyer advertises LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets with a claim to cure a cold in one day. It mentions a signature line BW GROVE and a format of 200 tablets.
The council delays the election of George P. Listman successor to civil service commissioner until next Monday. Councilman Fitzgerald urged immediate action to avoid handicapping the civil services commission, but Bolton's motion to defer passed six to two with Fitzgerald and Haas voting for immediate election.
Burglars entered the home of G. S. and S. May at 1111 Franklyn Ave on Monday night and stole two valuable rings and a large amount of clothing. Police report several hundred dollars worth of clothing and jewelry taken from the home of G. Colla at 4721 36th Ave.
Senator Johnson of California appeared in the Supreme Court to argue San Francisco's suit against United Railroads over municipal ownership of the city's streetcar lines. The case centers on control and future management of transit in San Francisco.
The War Department reports 4 765 American prisoners captured by the Central Powers. Of these, 4 276 released, 233 dead, and 156 unaccounted for as records are checked. Among the prisoners were one lieutenant colonel, four majors, 27 captains, and 262 first lieutenants.
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