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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1919
Page
5
The case against Butterworth returns to court as the jury is discharged after a tumultuous trial. Judge Neterer weighs the facts with nine opposed to three while coffins and other elements surface as evidence. The proceedings reflect a period when the epidemic’s impact strained resources and capacity.
EBvans, a company focused on children's hats, has just begun operations in the United States led by its principal executive. The move marks the debut of the firm in the U S market with plans to expand distribution and product lines.
The Chicago labor party executive committee demands U S recognition of the Lenine Trotsky Soviet government, withdrawal of troops from Russia, immediate establishment of commercial relations, and reception of Soviet agents in cooperation with the Soviet leadership. They urge diplomatic outreach and aid shipments.
Police Chief Joel F. Warren announces plans to seek council action Monday to oppose a proposed ordinance by Thomas F. Murphine restricting parking and standing in the business district. Warren argues the rule would nearly end shopping by motorists and cites Los Angeles as a failed example.
Newark Ohio March 28 Gerald Strohl aged one began Methodist Sunday school. At age 2 he started and for 17 years he never missed a Sunday. Though not always a resident he attended Sunday school wherever he lived and earned many medals for faithfulness.
New York observers report several small conferences held today with harbor workers and employers but prospects for early settlement have faded. Some ocean liners plan to coal at Halifax to avoid delays.
Bela Kun says Hungary will defend its just interests even as it seeks peaceful relations with the Allies. Count Karolyi blames entente imperialism for the government change. Austria recognizes the Hungarian government. new diplomats arrive in Vienna. Neutrals retain rations. homes and theatres to be communized under Soviet rule. Russian Soviets report Galicia and Ukraine advances.
Del Monte California March 24 Navy announces a weekly serial patrol of the coast from San Francisco to San Diego. Ensign E F Gordon from the San Diego naval air station is here to select a landing place for planes to be used in the operation.
Minnesota reports 31,133 influenza deaths last year with 7,260 attributed directly to flu. More than 125,000 influenza cases were recorded, highlighting a severe epidemic impact across Saint Paul and the state.
A vintage notice promoting St Jacobs Liniment as an instant relief for neuralgia pain. The ad urges readers to obtain a trial bottle from their druggist, apply a small amount to the tender nerve, and experience immediate relief without burning or skin discoloration. It touts universal effectiveness for neuralgia in any body part.
A simple home remedy claims to dissolve dandruff with four ounces of liquid arvon applied nightly. Moisturize the scalp and rub in, then rinse by morning. three to four more applications allegedly eliminate all signs of dandruff. It promises relief from itching and flaking and improves hair texture and shine.
United Press report from Berlin says Premier Lenine urged Hungary to send a Bolshevik army against Vienna and promised $20,000,000 for an expedition. Americans moved prisoners from Kethleben to trains and other camps to halt a Spartacan plan to arm Russians, ending the revolt threat near Spandau.
Federal officials asked San Francisco police to locate W. N. Korvin after Eugene Barnich and Joe Barnich were arrested in Astoria for alleged bootleg whisky importation worth 700 dollars. The Barnichs reportedly named Korvin as the shipment’s architect.
Article notes an order in council connecting with allied dominions to modify the immigration act. It permits certain Indians traveling to Canada to be treated like residents of other dominions and allows British Columbia to admit wives and minor children. Each admittee must be identified as the lawful wife or equivalent relation.
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