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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1920
Page
15
A Hoover supporter, A. Lindauer, said strong sentiment for Hoover could win him a large majority at the Chicago Republican convention. He spoke at a Hoover luncheon, urging crystallization of support to unite all factions behind Hoover.
A period ad promotes Marklin's Wieard Oile as a soothing tonic for neuralgia and headaches. It touts antiseptic healing to prevent infection and relief for various pains from bites to frost bite, with a 30 cent price and money-back guarantee. Also advertises Wisard Laver Whipw pink pills at 30 cents with a guarantee.
Wire briefs report a misrendered note claiming General Alexia Tiruatiott takes supreme control in the Russian Soviet government. In other items a man commits suicide at a grave, an American Legion push for widows' benefits, an escaped convict recaptured, a fire destroys oil plant, a marine dies by action, a hotel fire causes losses, and a coast conference studies freight improvements as shipyards in Port Arthur Ontario close by strike.
The charger case against Dr Jens Madsen, a federal meat inspector for Western Washington, was heard behind closed doors as H. P. Denehant and W. F. Staley led the investigation. They will report findings directly to Washington and the hearing continued Wednesday.
Sheriff Jon Stringer urged King County to protect districts beyond the city boundary. He called for a meeting to outline a plan as city troops could not fight fires beyond limits without permission. Last week fires near shelters like the Washington Children’s Home prompted county action.
In Minneapolis on May 19 Mme Ametita Galli Curci filed suit in district court against former manager Charles L. Wagner seeking an accounting of all funds he handled for four years. The contested sum is reported as 125000 dollars.
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