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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1919

Page

2

Soviet Government At Door of United States

Former Yucatan governor Felipe Carillo, head of a workingmen network, claims the Yucatan soviet now controls the region. He says workingmen in the United States are rich, discusses land reform, state ownership of railways and steamship lines, and notes payment terms for redistributed land. He also cites the chant workers of the world unite.

United States Chicago Felipe Carillo Yucatan League of Resistance Carillo Cuba Congress Hotel Europe

The Principles of Yucatan's Soviet Manifesto Passages

The text presents aphorisms on worker emancipation rights and duties, advocating self-emancipation from landlords. It declares land as mother and labor as father of humanity, urges self-help, and warns against exploitation while promoting just work and moral conduct. The tone is didactic and revolutionary.

Convict Wins War Cross for Bravery

Salem report from May 2 states a paroled convict from the Oregon penitentiary who lost a leg and was cited three times for gallantry in action received word from France of a French medal of honor. He served with a French regiment under Marshal Foch before U S entry. His name is withheld.

Salem, Or Joe Kellar Ban France Oregon Marshal Foch United States

Slain Miner Leaves Estate of 1 Cent

Grass Valley May 2 The smallest estate ever left by a resident of this county is that of Chan Nelson who was killed in a local mine accident. It was 1 cent. Nelson had no relatives here and, aside from his registration card, there was nothing to indicate his identity.

Grass Valley Chan Nelson

Japanese Gems Display Wealth In Rising Diamond Trade

Special report from Tokio notes the Japanese new rich use diamonds to show wealth. Despite higher duties imports of diamonds rose from about $500000 in 1914 to over $1,000,000 in 1917, reflecting growing demand.

Neba

General Moss Attends Guard Meet and Legion Gathering

Gen. Harvey J. Moss state adjutant general left Seattle to attend the Interstate National Guard association convention in St. Louis on May 6 and 7. He will also attend the American Legion convention in St. Louis as one of 14 Washington delegates, meeting May 8 to 10.

Ting Harvey J. Moss Seattle Interstate National Guard Association St. Louis Moss The American Legion Washington Legion

Rescue plan for trans Atlantic seaplanes depicted aboard

A Navy rescue system is described for ocean flyers who land in the sea. Boats stationed along routes will answer distress signals and speed seaworthy craft to bring the crew aboard. The illustration shows a seaplane recovered after a Bowie flyer defeats it.

Speed Cop Bill Elliott Holds City Speeders Record

A feature on Bill Elliott, longtime officer on the speed detail, notes he has arrested over 75 speeders since March, with a perfect conviction record except one plea of not guilty. He prides himself on fairness, recalls crashes that sidelined him briefly, and remains dedicated to enforcing speed limits.

Elliott Central Bill Whatcom Ave Eastlake Ave Westlake Olive Ralph Sandberg Green Lake Bill Elliott

Ex football star and congressman’s daughter wed in Seattle

Miss Leah Miller daughter of Congressman John F Miller married Capt William McKay known as Big Bill McKay football star at Broadway high school. He returned from France after a year in the 264th Infantry 1st Division and the couple wed at First Presbyterian church then left for a road honeymoon. Before the army he was sales manager for Kissel Kar Company in Seattle.

Leah Miller John F. Miller William McKay Bill Miss Miller First Presbyterian Church M. A. Matthews Capt McKay Kissel Kar Company Seattle

Danderine Promises Quick Relief for Falling Hair

A vintage ad touts Danderine as a remedy for dandruff and hair loss. It claims the scalp becomes less irritated and hair stops shedding after several applications, with hair appearing softer shinier and fuller.

Soldier recounts buck private’s rainbow horse caper in Argonne

Private Oliver B Hilliker of Battery E Fifth Field Artillery recalls a motorized unit prank in France. A buck private swapped a Rainbow division horse from a guard at a picket line after claiming to seek the 247th. Hilliker, now in Germany, sent the tale and a poem by Corporal Perry Brown for publication.

France Oliver B. Hillliker Fifth Field Artillery Fiest S. W. Hilliker Kirkwood Place Seattle Holling Fifth Hilliker Rainbow Division First Division Army of Occupation Germany Star Perry Bk, Brown Fifth Eld Artillery

West Spokane bridge closed to heavy traffic after pile decay

West Spokane street is closed to heavy traffic following the breakdown of piling under the east waterway. The piles have decayed over 14 months. Light vehicles may pass. heavy trucks are barred. Street cars continue on an alternate trestle.

Spokane Street East Waterway

Victory Bond Appeal to Help Return Our Heroes

A call to action urges readers to buy Victory Bonds to fund efforts aiding returning heroes. The message emphasizes citizen support and patriotic duty to finance military veterans' needs and national recovery.

Slavs Angered Over Ship Line Sale To Italians

Belgrade May 2 Slavic sentiment grows against Italy as three steamship lines are sold by Austrians to Italians since the armistice. The sale, aided by the German Austro government, includes safeguards for German Austria and places Venice and Trieste capitalists in control of the Lloyd Steamship company the Austro Americana and the Navigazione Libera.

Belgrade JugoSlav Italy Austria Venice Trieste Lloyd Steamship Company Austro Americana Navigazione Libera

Man Sees His Own Death Listed in Casualty List

Paul B. Pietrok, returning home to Albany Oregon, reads a newspaper account of his own listed death in France. He steps from the train to find his widow wife and grieving parents awaiting him, their sorrow real and immediate.

Albany Paul B. Pietrok France

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