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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1919

Page

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Roosevelt Honored as Possible Candidate for Vice President

Seattle citizens urged Theodore Roosevelt Jr to consider a run for vice president. A national movement would launch if he approves. The appeal, signed by War Parents Association leaders Wil m F. Bickel, Livingston B. Steep, and George F. Danz, cites his war service and family ties. The trio include a lawyer and a steel firm president, all citing Roosevelt’s wartime leadership and public service.

Theodore Roosevelt, Jr Seattle United States Roosevelt Washington Wilm F. Bickel Livingston B. Steep George F. Danz Lyon Stedman Danz Hoflus Steel and Equipment Com

Roosevelt Jr Declines Comment On Vice President Boom

Lieut. Col. Roosevelt Jr. said there is nothing to say about the vice presidency boom. He has not received the telegram and will respond when appropriate. He just returned from Europe and was discharged from the army and is tending to personal matters.

York Ore Roosevelt, Jr United Press Boom Prema Ram Roosevelt Europe

Price Declines Expected This Week In Key Commodities

March 26 In Washington the government board says prices of basic commodities may fall this week after talks with industries. They aim to reduce costs of coke lumber glass cement hardware and brick through conference outcomes and policy measures.

Ington Government Board

Czech forces seize Raab near Budapest amid Hungarian unrest

A Vienna dispatch reports Czech forces occupy Raab on the Danube 67 miles west of Budapest as Hungary forms a Red army for the bourgeoisie. Wekerle is said to have been arrested and all foreigners interned. The revolutionary government tightens control as elections are postponed. Fritz Adler signals worker support for Bolshevism if food can be obtained from outside the Entente. Czecho mobilizes an army at Ostrava to march against Hungarians under General Picconi.

Basle Raab Danube Budapest Vienna Frankfurter Zeitung Red” Army Hungary Wekerle Workers’ Council Die Rs Fritz Adler Copenhagen Ostrau Picconi Rudolph Kommer United Press Berne Prince Windisch-Graetz Karl Rumania Galicia Windisch Craetz

Why Leave Clothes to Moths in War Refugee Drive

Mrs. E. T. McCann heads a Red Cross Old Clothes drive at 315 University Way, collecting warm durable garments for seven war ravaged countries. Donors include a discharged soldier and Seattle residents, with a goal of 120 tons to ship overseas, aided by the Seattle chapter's C B Critchton remarks and appeals to help now. Call Elliott 795 or leave at local fire stations.

Red Cross T. McCann University Beattie Mra McCann McCann Marseilles France Belgium Paris Seattle C. B. Critchton Italy Serbia Poland Greece Armenia

Alaskan Donation Sparks Sympathy Note to Prisoner

A donor sent a ten dollar bill with a sympathetic note to Ruth Garrison, an 18 year old detainee at the juvenile detention home on Broadway. She awaits a plea in murder charges tied to the Storrs case and hopes to see Dud, while legal moves seek her presence at the Storrs trial in April in Okanogan.

J. Thomas Teets Broadway Ruth Garrison Miss Garrison Sheriff Stringer Grace Storrs

Defendant Is Grilled by Moore at Butterworth Trial

Attorneys for the defense moved for a directed verdict of not guilty on all counts. U S Prosecutor Moore challenged the motion as he grilled Bert Butterworth, the undertaker, who admitted telegrams to families of dead sailors and discussed steel caskets despite a war board order. He described company troubles during the influenza outbreak and his own work as embalmer and coffin trimmer. the case continues.

Neterer Bert Butterworth U. S Moore Hert” Butterworth Ben L. Moore Ames Butterworth Company War Industries Board Butterworth

Webster Names in American History

The piece highlights Dan Webster as a statesman Noah Webster as the dictionary author and H T Webster as a famed American cartoonist whose work appears daily in The Star. It notes subscription rates 12 cents weekly in town 50 cents monthly in the country and mail rates 1 50 three months 2 75 six months and 5 a year.

The Star

Entente Urged to Act Now to Halt Bolshevism Spread

Prince Windisch Graetz warns that Hungary and Romania form a dam against Bolshevism, urging immediate action by the Entente. He says the Hungarian communist bloc is weak, the dictatorship is of despair, and middle classes shift from Paris to Moscow as danger grows.

Othera Lord Milner Budapast Count Karolyi Bolsheviet Hungary Rumania Galicia Europe Karolyi Czecho-Slovakia Serbia Paris Moscow

No Jury Yet Obtained in Trial of Wmr. Gottstein

A second trial of Seattle real estate dealer William Gottstein for the murder of John Murray proceeds with jury selection, as peremptory challenges exhaust and several jurors dismissed for cause. Gottstein’s wife and daughter attend, sharing moments of support amid a tense courtroom atmosphere.

Wmr. Gottstein William Gottstein Seattle Johnj Murray Des Moines Ludwig Jeppason Eighth Ave Lida Willason 49Th Ave Dr. S. Wynn Hiawatha Fairmount Ave Mounday Bangor Ave Agnes J. Thompson Harrison St FH. P. Hanson 21St Ave FB. J. Brown S4th Albin F. Sundberg Vashon Island John J. Burns U. S, Army B. L. Dickson Barber 45Th Ave S. W E. T. Evenson Boylston Ave Gottstein Agenot Gottstein

De Valera Skips Dublin Reception Today

Dublin reports indicate Professor Edward De Valera will not attend the public reception planned for him. He has been in hiding since his Lincoln prison escape and was expected to assume duties as head of the new Irish government. In Bern, Hungary, Col. Vix, head of the French mission in Budapest, was slightly wounded during an arrest attempt.

de Valera Dublin Edward de Valera Lincoln Prison Berne Col. Vix Budapest

Tacoma and Portland Financial Clearing Totals Report

The report lists Tacoma clearings totaling 418,454.00 with 68,832.00 another figure, while Portland shows 1,138,992.00 and 733,774.00 in separate balances. It highlights regional banking balances and intercity cash flow figures.

Egyptian Mob Riots and Looting Across Egypt

State Department advices report peasants uprisings in Egypt with burning crops and buildings. Railways in Minufia destroyed, land company buildings torched, and police overpowered at Zifta where a Turkish flag was raised. Banks, crops, and state property targeted as Bedouins roam countryside.

Washington Egypt State Department Minufia Zifta Department Saff

British Troops Move to Occupy Assuan in Egypt

London March 26 British troops from the Soudan have been sent to occupy Assuan site of the great Nile dam. Advices from Egypt say troops are now widely distributed across the provinces. War Minister Churchill told the House of Commons that Egypt is virtually in a state of insurrection and a large British force must be maintained.

London Soudan Assuan Great Nile Dam Egypt Churchill House of Commons

Karolyi Reported Assassinated in Prague Dispatch

Prague dispatch reports former Hungarian premier Count Karolyi assassinated. A Vienna dispatch claimed Karolyi had been arrested by communists. The item reflects a conflict era political drama and likely shifting power in Central Europe.

London A_ news Prague Count Karolyi Daily News Vienna Karolyi

Bloody fight in Budapest shocks Europe

Berlin dispatch reports brutal street fighting between communists and anti Bolshevik forces in Budapest with many casualties. Guards tightened, nobles reportedly shift support to communists as British and French prisoners concern raises tensions. Central soviet unity questioned amid German opposition and Ludendorff rhetoric draws condemnation.

Frank J. Taylor United Press Berlin Budapest Tevicc Com Central Soviet Ludendorff

Decrees Prohibit Evening Movement and Business in Budapest

Budapest dispatch reports the new Hungarian government orders a 7 p.m. closing hour for theatres and amusements and a ban on liquor sales. Restaurants close at 7 p.m. Bank deposits are restricted and lodging seized for those inadequately housed. Departure from Budapest limited except by special permit.

Zurich Budapest

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Roosevelt, Jr New York Red Cross Ambulance Capts Gloria Farms RE. F Oss Mes ER. T. McCann Collection Cress-Dale Father Okanogan Storrs P. D. Smith Dudley M. Storrs John M. Carmody Titus John Stringer Bert” Butterworth Employes I Webster H. T. Webster Entente Tacoma Portland Karoly
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