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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1919
Page
5
The article reports on Winn W warning the Labor Council about endorsing accused men linked to a strike. Prosecutor Brown argues charges target an attempted overthrow by force, urging lawful ballot action if applicable, while the council faces questions of political motive and holding individuals.
New York reports Theodore Roosevelt Jr is groomed for politics and could be Teddy the Second, with observers noting his Roosevelt traits, outdoor work ethic, and strong speeches. His backers urge readiness for public life while he contends he must carve his own path.
The piece surveys political dynasties noting that John Quincy Adams was the son of John Adams, Benjamin Harrison was the grandson of William Henry Harrison, Robert T Lincoln was the son of Abraham Lincoln, and James A Garfield was the son of James A Garfield.
Hon Francis H. Rowley of Boston national president of the American Humane Society spoke at Queen Anne High School in Seattle. He urged wider humanity and brotherly love and highlighted kindness to animals, recounting a dog that mourned its Edinburgh master for 11 months near the grave.
City merchants showcase modern metal bed designs claiming comfort and durability. The Simmons Company is credited with innovations including pressed steel corner locks and sturdy construction aimed at quiet, relaxing sleep.
Mabel Garrison Metropolitan opera house soprano captivated the audience at the Metropolitan theatre Wednesday night. She sang a program of popular numbers old-fashioned ballads and classical selections. George Siemann her husband was accompanist. The concert was presented by J. W. Sayre.
The Meat Cutters' union announced Wednesday it will open a union operated slaughterhouse in a few weeks. Through cooperative buying they aim to cut high meat prices as part of their fight on Frye & Co.
City will upgrade Gilman Avenue Government Way and Magnolia Boulevard after a Fort Lawton roads survey. Work starts before year end unless objections block progress. Major Halloran spearheaded the move following a complaint from Maj. G. M. Halloran.
The piece notes women in war efforts facing strain and female health issues. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted remedy once used for generations to alleviate such ailments.
Lieut. Henry Culver, back in Seattle after overseas service, recalls training cadets at Issoudun France the largest aviation instruction center. He explains gun synchronization in chasse planes and notes fellow cadets Lieut Carl Spatz and Lieut Ted Andrews as students in gunnery classes.
Mrs FE Boots of Buchanan County Iowa endorses a simple home mixture to darken gray hair. The formula combines water bay rum Barbo Compound and glycerine and is applied every other day until desired darkness is reached. The remedy is claimed not to dye the scalp or rub off and to make a person appear 10 to 20 years younger.
Lieut Colver became restless and appealed to the medical research board for active duty. He was assigned to conduct altitude and oxygen tests on daily flights with an air pilot. A moving picture camera ran not out by on manufacturer, which recorded the.
In the Northwest two dentists advertise specializing in pyorrhea also called Riggs disease. They offer free examination and estimate along with special care for children's teeth and a discount for Union members and families.
Lieut. Culver praises Capt. Robert Austin of Danbury Conn as the best combat flyer in the American army. He trained more than 670 flyers at Issoudun and would have joined front action as a night navigator before the armistice. Culver has since joined John F. Price &.
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