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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1919

Page

14

Japanese and Big Still Raid Precedes Seattle Strike Vote

Police raid a Cloverdale area garden tract uncovering two distilling plants with 3,000 gallons of mash and two large vats. Seven hundred street railway workers meet to defer a strike vote, seeking overtime pay and a physical exam for all candidates, while pledging loyalty to municipal ownership and fair treatment.

Tom Sumida Jimmy Sato Railroad Ave Spokane Charles W. Bell James Heylon Cloverdale #1 South Park Seattle Municipal Car System

Col Phillips takes command of ROTC at University of Washington

Col Charles L. Phillips C. A. C. reports to the University of Washington to take command of the Reserve Officers' Training Corps. He will oversee about 600 students.

Charles L. Phillips University of Washington Reserve Officers’ Training Corps

Let Us Match Your Hair Switches On Sale

Large stock of hair switches in many shades offered today and tomorrow at half price. Ventilated four piece fronts and various styles advertised at reduced costs. Try on pieces for thinning hair described as destroyed by influenza.

Slide crushes two coal miners in Black Diamond mine

Theodore Taras Mack Alff and Joseph Dernac died in a two accident at the Black Diamond mine. Taras and Alff were crushed in a run way after the crew had been ordered from the place. Dernac 14 year old son of Mr and Mrs Michael Dernac ran into the mine to search for his companions and died from gas after rescuers found him. Antonio Vasco was overcome but recovered.

Theodore Taras Mack Alff Joseph Dernac Tueway Taras Alff F. C. Austin 10Th Ave Dernac Michael Dernac Antonio Vasco

Arrest 19 Drivers for Breaking Rule

Nineteen auto drivers were seized by police Tuesday for using the wrong passageway under the elevated tracks on Railroad Ave. They included ship fitters, farmers, hotel proprietors, foremen, laborers, and one man claimed no occupation. Two of Chief Warren’s riders guard the routes issuing traffic fine notices.

Railroad Ave Warren

Ex-Service Men to Form an Auxiliary

A mass meeting of the American Legion of Liberty at the Soldiers and Sailors Club on Fourth Avenue and Cherry street approved forming a women's auxiliary. Any mother wife or sister with a son in the service is eligible to join. The dues for one year will be managed by the finance committee.

American Legion of Liberty Soldiers’ and Salors’ Club Fourth Ave Cherry At Woman's Auxiliary Legion Auxiliary Woman's Auxiliary Fund

Washington Boys Back From Russia

A San Francisco dispatch notes 115 officers returning from Siberia aboard an army transport. Among them are Lieut Warren Grimm former captain of the University of Washington football team and Lieut Stephen A Chadwick son of the Washington supreme court judge.

San Francisco Siberia Warren Grimm University of Washington Stephen A. Chadwick Chadwick Supreme Court of Washington

Pershing To Be Honored In London Visit

Gen. Pershing will arrive in London on May 22 aboard a destroyer and be greeted by a guard of honor. He will present American medals to British officers on May 23 and lead 3,600 American soldiers through London on May 24. The king will salute at Buckingham Palace.

London Gen. Pershing England Buckingham Palace

Ten Thousand Return Home Daily in April Troop Movement

The War Department reports that the homeward movement of troops neared 10,000 men per day in April. A total of 287,595 troops embarked for home in the month, signaling a steady return flow as World War I operations wind down.

Washington War Department

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