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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1919

Page

10

Special Meeting Called by City Council

An order signed by Councilman William Hickman Moore calls a special city council meeting at 2 PM Wednesday to approve April salaries for officials and employees. The council may pass an ordinance authorizing Corporation Counsel Walter F. Meier to file with the Interstate Commerce Commission against a proposed freight rate decrease from Portland and Inland Empire points. The gathering is an emergency measure. Also on the agenda are funeral closures for Councilman Roland Wes Cotterill.

William Hickman Moore Eity Walter F. Meier Intermate Commercce Commission Washington Portland Oregon Inland Empire Seattle Everett Puget Sound Roland Wes Cotterill

Seattle May Get Low Freight Rate

A. J. Whodes, acting president of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce, says freight rates may be lowered to help Pacific coast shippers compete with Atlantic firms in Oriental trade. Gordon C. Corbalay reports Edward Chambers agrees Seattle’s principle to set export rates by principal manufacturing centers with blanket rates to the Pacific coast.

Railroad Administration A. J. Whodes Seattle Chamber of Commerce Gordon C. Corbatay Chamber New York Seattle Corbalay Edward Chambers Pacific Coast

Make Phone Users Pay Burleson Bill

Postmaster General Burleson drives payment by telephone users for damages to telephone companies from federal control. The municipal league heard Walter F. Meier claim Congress planned to fund deficits from the federal treasury, while new rates in this state raise the average Seattle phone rent by 75 cents monthly.

Burleson Congress Federal Treasury Walter F. Meier Municipal League Federal Con United Stas Seattle

Assign Troops for Early Convoy Home

Washington May 7 United Press reports the following organisations assigned to early convoy Bales commissary unit 151 butchered company 710 veterinary evacuation section No Companies C and D 528th engineers Company D 515th engineers headquarters Third battalion Seventh Eighth and Ninth companies and Third battalion medical detachment 20th engineers evacuation hospitals 21 and 23 sanitary squad 64 and camp hospitals 42 and 65

Washington United Preas 20Th Engineers

Red Cross Memorial Observances Held Across Nation

Memorial services were held nationwide by Red Cross workers on Wednesday in tribute to Miss Jane A. Delano director general of nursing who died in France on April 15. Seattle memorial was set for 8 p m in the members hall of the Y W C A.

America Red Cross Jane A. Delano Baveny France Seattle Red Cross P. m

United States naval vessel grounded near Trepassy Bay

The United States naval vessel that grounded at Trepassy Bay during Monday’s storm has been refloated without serious damage. No significant harm to any ships is believed to have occurred.

ST. Johns N. F United Arena United States Naval Vessela Trepassey Bay

Pershing’s Unified Command Story At Allied Front

Gen Charles G Dawes recalls Pershing pushing for unified command of lines of communication. He faced objections from officers who feared Americans would be sidelined. Pershing reportedly declared he would become a private if it served the common good, stressing unified action was essential for success.

N. EB. A Paris Rte Charles G. Dawes Pershing Oyver Dawes Cleveland, O Dawen

Nansen to Lead Swiss-Scandinavian Food Commission

The famed explorer Fridtjof Nansen has been chosen to chair a commission of Swiss and Scandinavian citizens tasked with directing the distribution of food in Russia if the Bolsheviks agree to halt fighting. The plan aims to secure humanitarian aid and manage supplies amid upheaval.

Nansen N N Selec Russia

Archibald Takes Marriage License

Archibald Hutcheson under sheriff will wed within 24 hours. Cupid Kennedy marriage license clerk issued the license Wednesday morning. Miss Myrtle M. Riley of 2040 West 67th Street will become Mrs. Hutcheson. Riley is sister in law of Chief Deputy Shields of the county treasurer's office.

Archibald Archibald Hutcheson Benedict Cupid Kennedy Archie Myrtle M. Riley Hutcheson Miss Riley Shields

Only joking when he asked wife back in divorce case

BE. H. Link told Judge Taft in Los Angeles that he asked Olive Taylor Link to return but was joking. Olive Link sued for divorce. the judge granted a decree and $35 monthly alimony, calling the matrimony joke poor.

Los Angeles BE. H. Link Taft Olive Taylor Link

Pioneer Woman Bet ey Jacobsen Dies in Seattle

Bet ey Jacobsen 56 a pioneer since 1888 passed away at 3440 Linden Ave Seattle. Survived by husband Edward Jacobsen and son Edwin a State university student. Funeral set for Sunday 3 30 p m at Breitz Rafferty chapel 617 Kilbourne St with Rev H A Stub officiating.

Bet«ey Jacobsen Seattle Linden Ave Edward Jacobsen Cascade Laundry Edwin State University Breitz Rafferty Company Kilbourne St H. A. Stub Willl

Prosecution Recommended for National Security League Officials

A five member congressional committee urged Attorney General Palmer to prosecute National Security League officials for violating the corrupt practices act. The penalty: up to a $1,000 fine, a year in prison, or both. The report links league funding to Wall Street and lists major contributors including Carnegie, Rockefeller, Morgan, and DuPont, with details of various corporate backers and beneficiaries.

Washington National Security League Congress Palmer Ben Johnson Pat Harrison Be. W. Saunders R. H. Caraway Co. F. Reavis E. E Brown Committee Wall Street Johnson Bourth Dakota House of Representatives France Carnegie Corporation John D. Rockefeller J. Pierpont Morgan Ridley Watts Leonard St New York City Eversley Childs Wiliam Hamsein Childs Batteryplace New York U. S. Letter Co T. Coleman DuPont Henry C. Frick U. S. Steel Charles Hayden R. B. Price U.S. Rubber Co Geo. W. Perkins International Harvester H. H. Rogers Standard Oi! Co Charles Deering the Harvester Co W. K. Vanderbilt New York Central Clarence H. Mackay Telegraph and Cable Company B. M. Baruch Mortimer L Jacob H. Schiff Kuhn, Loeb & Co Nicholas F. Brady Stanwood Menken House of Commons England Menken Beckman, Menken & Griscom New Orleans Knoxville

Relieve Head Noises With Parmint Mixture

If you suffer from roaring or rumbling in the ears, visit a druggist for Parmint double strength. Mix 1 ounce with a pint of hot water and a little granulated sugar, then take a tablespoonful four times daily. Relief often follows as nostrils clear and breathing eases, making mucus less likely to drip.

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