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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1920

Page

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American destroyers sail to southern waters

A squadron of U S destroyers left New York harbor at 2 p m for the southern waters to protect Americans in Mexico amid revolutionary developments. The ships Isherwood Case Lardner Putnam Beale Reid and Blackhawk were ordered to Key West with orders to hold in readiness. State department reports said Carranza must quit by May 15 and communications with the outside world are limited to one telegraph line.

New York United States Mexico New York Harbor Fea Isherwood Case Lardner Putnam Beale, Reid Blackhawk BR. A. Long Theuadron Etary Daniela Bullard Key West State Department Carranza Eagle Pass Laredo Alvarado

Confessions of a Bride enters new Book of Ann phase

The Star prints pages eight. Winona Wilcox Payne shifts Confessions of a Bride into The Book of Ann. Jane Lorimer’s adventures continue as a two to three month episode with new exploits, romance, espionage, and domestic aims tested by war and jealousy.

Star Today Ann Winona Wilcox Payne Mrs. Payne Ane Lorimer Bob Larimer Hamilton Certeia Jane Certeis Texas Mexico Jafig Hig Ine Russiarietecrats Kaigerdom Jsardem Chrystobel Bob Erine Miller Ran Tiger-Woman

Automobile bills expose the cost of easy spending

A narrator recalls a car repair episode showing a simple job turning into a $30 to $40 bill due to hidden issues. The essay argues cars fuel unrestrained spending, as maintenance costs reveal a wider habit of extravagant purchases and credit use.

Plan March on City of Mexico

Report from the rebel bureau says General Alvaro Obregon is massing followers at Cuernavaca and Cuautla for a drive on Mexico City. Carranza sends General Murguia Urquizo and Olvera toward the capital to reinforce, with rebel squadrons targeting Cuernavaca and Cuautla to harass forces.

EL Paso Texas Alvaro Obregon Cuernavaca Cuautla Mexico City Murguia Urquizo Olvera Carranza Cuevaca Cusantla

Carranza Regime Faced Turmoil in Coahuila Report

Reports from Nuevo Laredo say Torreon the chief city of Coahuila has disaffection from the Carranza regime. General Cesnero Castro was arrested by his troops as the Carranza garrison revolted.

San Antonio Texas Torreon Coahuila Carranza Nuevo Laredo Cesnero Castro

American Slain by Mexicans Near El Oro

Ralph Greenlaw of Flagstaff Arizona was murdered by Mexican bandits near El Oro 125 miles from Mexico City on Monday. His father Francie Greenlaw and brother, also of Flagstaff, were killed at the same location Sunday. The American consulate had not received a report of the murders.

EL Paso Texas Ralph Greenlaw Flagstaff Ariz el Oro Mexico City Greenlaw Francie Greenlaw

Missing Man After Rowboat Rental In Seattle Boathouse

Seattle police search for a man named Norman who vanished after renting rowboat number 2 at Seattle Boathouse on May 11. Attendants have little description and the missing man’s address is unknown as investigators review a Tuesday morning rental tied to the late Tuesday departure.

Geart Norman Tudaday Seattle Rpor Ave Norma Norman

Bachelors Tax Seen in Paris Move on Marriages

Paris May 5. The French government plans a 10 percent tax on marriages in a policy aimed at promoting premium alliances. The measure targets bachelors and spinsters, signaling a shift in social and fiscal policy.

Paris

Japanese Troops Seal Korean Rebel Districts

A home office statement says a strong cordon surrounds Korean districts hit by rebels who invaded several villages. Rebels gathered forces outside Korea, attacking isolated areas as the two week conflict continues. Meanwhile master bakers reopened seven open shops, resuming rye and other breads amid a strike, with non union bread now wrapped for the first time since Sunday. The Master Bakers' association claims a decisive victory and plans to run bakeries as open shops.

Tokyo Home Office Master Bakers’ Association J. Thornhill Thornhill

Hotel Fire Hazard Inquiry Begins In City

Fire Marshal Harry W. Bringhurst, Chief Frank Stetson, and James Ed. Black swell initiate an investigation into potential fire hazards at the Butler hotel located at Second Ave and James St. The inquiry starts Wednesday afternoon and involves the hotel’s building superintendent.

Butler Hotel Second Ave James St.oae Harry W. Bringhurst Frank Stetson James Ed. Blackswell

Infant Boy Found on Doorstep Wrapped in Cotton

Police report a six hour old infant boy discovered in a market basket on the doorstep at 611 W. 60th St. The baby was found by Mrs. Hunt as her children left for school. He was taken to City Hospital and listed in perfect condition.

John Doe L. D. Hunt 60Th St Mrs. Hunt J. E. Briggs Women's Division

Kelch Verdict Due In Canadian Veteran Case

The trial of Charles W. Kelch, a Canadian overseas veteran, faced life imprisonment on an habitual criminal charge. The verdict was awaited in Judge Boyd J. Tallman’s Superior Court after the jury retired at noon Wednesday.

Charles W. Ketch Boyd J. Tallman Ketch John D. Carmody Walla Walla Prison Fred C. Brown Kelch

Sub-Postoffice Robbed of $31 at Broadway Store

Investigation shows no clues to thieves who entered Sub-Postoffice No. 9 in Bivens' drug store at 528 Broadway. A rope ladder from an open window indicated entry method. The Tue sday raid stole $31 from the post office till as Inspector John Swenson reports.

Postoffice Bivens Broadway John 8. Swens

Plan to make Germany pay fixed annuity to Allies

London May 5 Premier Miller and the allied German economic conference at Spa Belgium will propose to Prime Minister Lloyd George that Great Britain sanction a plan for Germany to pay the Allies a fixed annuity of 600000000 dollars for 30 years.

London Miller Spa Belgium Lloyd George Great Britain Germany Paris

Car Crash in San Francisco Kills Man and Injures Woman

Wilfred G. Metson a San Francisco attorney is named the owner of the car that struck down and killed Jamil Peterson and seriously wounded Miss Anne Johnson on Foothill Boulevard east of Oakland. The incident occurred last night and details come from Sacramento officials.

San Francisco Wilfred G. Metson Jamil Peterson Anne Johnson Foothill Boulevard Oakland Sacramento

England May Be Like U S Says Pather Vaughn After Divorced Bridesmaids

London on May 5 reports Pather Bernard Vaughn warns England is becoming a stockyard like America after a wedding shows four divorced bridesmaids. He urges people to weep for themselves and their children as he compares social trends to the United States.

London England America Pather Bernard Vaughn United States

Bluebeard Crime Up in Court Here

Proof of the death of Ludvigson a Bluebeard Hilton tim will be introduced in court May 17 when letters of administration for her estate will be asked by Attorney Raymond Wright. Hilton is alleged to have confessed drowning Alice Rigson in the St. Joe river in 1919. Her body has never been found making the confession likely to be used as evidence. The estate is valued at $2,000.

Ludvigson Bluebeard Hilton Raymond Wright Alice Rigson St. Joe River H. H First Ave. N. E Wright

Guests Praise Rare Old Iced Cacillana At Seattle Dinner

A Seattle physician hosts a Monday night dinner where guests sample a new liqueur. Attendees praise its flavor while several nod off as coffee arrives. The doctor reveals the mystery behind the drink, calling it cough medicine.

Seattle France

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