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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1920

Page

3

Cable from Wilson criticizes British admiralty in submarine crisis

President Wilson calls British admiralty helpless to the point of panic in a confidential cable to Admiral Sims dated July 4 1917 read to the Senate Naval Affairs Committee. The cable urges bold convoy strategy and a full secret report on British actions while noting Sims response as cautious and bound by promises from government officials.

Great Britain Washington Wilson Lines Senate Dan Sims Cabie Daniela Daniele Sima Daniels Lima C. C. Carlin Virginia London England Carlin America

True friends are those we feel like kicking

A sardonic line notes that true friends are those who point out our faults, provoking mixed feelings yet revealing loyalty. The tone suggests humor about honest criticism within friendships, underscoring that candid feedback can sting but strengthen bonds.

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Eloping Tale Debunked Gretna Green Myth in UK

London reports the Leonora Darbey elopement hoax ended with a Beutland wedding and a 21 day residency rule in Scotland. The case alarmed welfare groups who feared a surge of reckless weddings. Police doubts lingered about a hurried romantic escape.

London Leonora Darbey England Scotland Leonora Royal Academy of Music Liverpool Beutland Gretna Green

Samuel L. Craven Dies at 59 in Riverton Heights Home

Samuel L. Craven building contractor aged 59 died Tuesday afternoon at his Riverton Heights home. Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Home Undertaking Co. chapel with burial at Mount Pleasant Cemetery.

Samuel L. Craven Riverton Heights Home Undertaking Co Mount Pleasant Cemetery

Fighting Bob La Follette Still Scrappy at 85

Washington May 12. Senator Robert M La Follette of Wisconsin declares he is physically sound for several scraps to come though rumors of ill health persist. He plans to travel to Rochester Minnesota for an operation and cites his grandfather who lived actively to 100 and beyond as evidence of continued vigor.

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Burglars Strike Cincinnati Home As Dog Dies

May 12 report describes Kim the fox terrier barked all night at The Quinlans’ home while Mr Quinlan was away in New York. A cellar window and a stair door were pried open. burglars fled without loot after poisoning the dog. Dr George Loop, 79, Seattle physician, died Tuesday afternoon. He served in the Civil War and briefly returned to medicine during the Civil War era as a U S Shipping Board member. Popp Doll Loona

Cincinnati Kim Quinlan Mr. Quinlan Mr Quinlan New York George Loop Tle Boylston Ave. N United States Shipping Board Chicago

Labor Bureau Approved by Washington State Federation

After a four day session the executive council approved forming a labor bureau and will present the plan to the state convention in Spokane on June 21. Henri de Man, ex Belgian labor director, will be invited to lead the initial work. The council also backed the Triple Alliance and Non-Partisan League pact limiting activities to cities and rural areas respectively. What happened to the boy who prefers work at home to school?

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Viceroy French Explains His Stand in Ireland

Field Marshal French viceroy of Ireland outlines Britain policy toward Ireland in a frank half hour talk. He argues self determination has limits and Dublin or Belfast would not be granted full independence due to proximity and geographic considerations. He says dominion home rule cannot be granted to Ireland as it remains part of the United Kingdom.

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