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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
11
Funeral services were held Wednesday for William Moretti a 39 year old Western Union messenger in Georgetown. He died Friday at county hospital of cancer. No relatives could be located. The Western Union provided for funeral arrangements.
The Firestone Tire & Rubber Company will build a million dollar crude rubber handling plant at Singapore Straits Settlement announced today. The plant is expected to cut handling and cleaning costs by introducing American hoods at the point of shipment.
A testimonial from Mrs. Katherine Wingler of St Paul Minnesota describes severe neuritis marked by shoulder and neck pains numb hands and sleepless nights. After two weeks of Dr Williams Pink Pills she reports reduced pain regained strength better appetite and complete relief from neuritis symptoms. Pills sold by druggists or via postpaid order from the Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY with a free booklet available.
Chicago reports indicate Republican leaders and lawmakers reject cash or bond bonuses for soldiers. They favor long term loans to help soldiers settle in homes or start small businesses, arguing immediate cash or large bond issues would worsen the war economy and require massive funding.
Washington March 16 A bill was introduced in the house by Rep McClintic Oklahoma to place a 2 percent tax on all stock exchange transactions. The revenue would fund a soldier bonus program.
Passenger traffic officials from all California railroads announced the restoration of low local summer resort rates suspended during wartime. The conference in San Francisco today confirmed the return to prewar pricing to boost travel to coastal and mountain destinations.
Charlie Mayer, 70, is held at the city jail pending investigation of a robbery at the residence of B. I. Sutton at 2706 Mount St. Helen Place last Monday. Detectives say they found some of the hidden property in Mayer's possession.
Mertha Miller an 18 year old fugitive from Grand Mound Training School for Girls was found after eight months at a rooming house near Mev Enthave and Columbia on Wednesday by police. She is held for return to Chehalla.
In Walla Walla on March 1 a jury found Kowalchuk Dan Stewart and Joe McKaskill guilty of criminal syndicalism and they awaited sentencing. The defendants are three workers from the region facing imminent punishment. proceedings followed district court deliberations.
W. S. Schulte, 24, a telephone operator, was arrested in a motion picture theatre at 114 First Ave on Wednesday for violating the ant apitting ordinance and jailed pending further action.
Old sea captain Collings describes curing a double rupture without surgery after years of bedridden illness. He credits a self taught method from a book detailing at home treatment and urges readers to request the free guide by mail.
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