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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1920

Page

15

Eight Die In Oregon Train Wreck Near Bertha Station

A Southern Pacific electric train collision near Bertha station west of Portland killed eight people and injured nearly 60 others. Victims include Silas Willett, Mrs Grace Arundell and Rob Arundell, J F Peebler, and Fleurot Dosch. Miss Dosch, sister of Arno Dosch, had been accompanying the war correspondent.

Portland Ore Miss Dosoh Clarence Smith Southern Pacific Electric Bertha Station Here Silas Willett Willett High Bank Wilett Grace G. Arundell Rob Arundell Arundell E States Land Office J. F. Peebler Southern Pacific Cer Crooks Hillsdale Fleurot Dosch Newton Hoover Southern Pecific J Ninal L. Hatch Miss Dosch Arno Fieurot

Seattle Moose Honor Their Dead Service Marks Year’s Loss

Royal Order of Moose held a memorial service in Seattle for members who died in the past year and for its sole head. The ceremony paid tribute to the deceased Moose members in the city.

Seattle Royal Order of Moose

Princely Bicycle Heads to Auction in Meriden

The bicycle owned by the Prince of Wales will be auctioned in Meriden England to raise funds for a monument by the War Memorial association.

Meriden Green England Prince of Wales War Memorial Association

Portland Residents Object to Street Garages

Police move against auto dealers leaving cars on city streets drawing citywide protest. Officials say many residents want to keep cars from blocking streets while dealers argue for display space.

Portland

Neighborly Warnings Spur Cautious Community Sentiment

A short editorial urges residents to ignore neighborly anxieties about misdeeds, noting the risk of escalating stress and suggesting calm vigilance rather than alarm. The piece frames neighbor behavior as potentially worse under panic and calls for measured responses.

Child Welfare Week Opens Tuesday With Lectures

Child Welfare Week launches Tuesday at the Bon Marche under the Seattle Federation of Women's Clubs with lectures and baby clinics. Health officials will screen babies for contagious diseases. over 800 children already registered. Programs include experts from the University of Washington and local physicians addressing infant care, nutrition, and juvenile development.

Seattle Federation of Women's Clubs Central School Seventh Madison Mra RC. McCredie State Board of Health Moscart Robin Spaulding Eleanor Dennis Gertrude Roms Stickles Robert Eden Samuel MacDonald Mias Car Seattle Dr. Stevenson BK. French Chase Panda Nadeau RK. Be, Mossiman Goltre Dickey Ruby Mitchell W. H

Carranza to face trial under Mexican law says Calles

Agua Prieta Sonora May 10 Gen Y Elias Calles war minister of the revolutionary government said Carranza will not be executed but brought to trial under Mexican law. He rode toward Juarez with a small force after bidding farewell to Douglas visitors including a chamber of commerce president.

Agua Prieta Sonora Venustiano Carranza Lawa Mexico Y. Elias Callen Revolutionary Juares Callen Casas Grandes Douglas Calles

Fish trade projected to rival beef in importance

Boston May 10. I M Taylor president Mast Coast Fisheries predicts the fish industry will rank with beef in supplying a key food. Appointed by the commerce department to study European fisheries, he says fish is economical and broader development will lower living costs.

Boston I. M. Taylor Mast Coast Fisheries Company United Press Taylor Department of Commerce Europe

Newsboy John Givulinovich Reported Missing by Father

Police search requested after 12 year old John Givulinovich failed to return home from downtown Saturday where he was selling magazines. The boy's father living at 2518 Sixth Ave filed the missing person report Monday. Funeral services for seven year old John Robert Cameron of 1830 Seventh Ave W will be held Tuesday at Central Baptist Church with the body at Bonney Watson's.

John Givulinovich Sixth Ave John Robert Cameron Moncrteffo Cameron Seventh Ave. W Central Baptist Church Bonney Watson's

Mexican revolution topic urged not to become political or military factor

The speaker warned that villa must not be a political or military factor in the revolution in Mexico. Callies outlined plans for railway construction and national commercial development. American visitors invited their host to visit Douglas at the earliest convenient date.

Mexico Callies Douglas

Railway Chief to Speak at Luncheon

D W Henderson head of municipal railways, Dr Ira C Brown of the school clinic, and Frederick Blyfield will speak at the municipal league weekly luncheon at Meve's cafeteria Tuesday noon.

D. W. Henderson Municipal Railways Ira Cc. Brown Frederick Blyfield Municipal League Meve

Thief Takes $100 Through Open Window

Richard Nelle reported a $100 theft to police Monday after noticing his trousers hung near an open window. A thief gained entry through the window and took the money.

Richard Nelle

Banquet Celebrating Florence Nightingale Centenary

Nurses plan a centennial banquet in the Arcade building banquet hall Friday at 8 p m under the alumnae of the Beattie nursing abode. Attendance by invitation. special guests include graduate nurses and husbands doctors ministers Red Cross officers and many community leaders. Tableaux of nursing history will be performed.

Florence Nightingale Beattie Red Cross Associated Charities Chamber of Commerce Fiks Rotary Club Masonic Lodges

Viscount Bryce Reaches Eighty Second Birthday

Viscount Bryce aged 82 today in London amid many congratulations. A veteran statesman and former ambassador to the United States he remains active in promoting Anglo American understanding and is closely linked with the League of Nations union.

London Viscount Bryce United States Bryce League of Nations Union

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