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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1919

Page

10

Time limit nears for German observations on peace treaty

Paris dispatch reports the 3 o'clock deadline for submitting German observations on the peace treaty, after which Berlin must accept or refuse terms. Allies remain optimistic about signing, while Pershing’s visit to England is postponed as a precaution. The Austrian treaty progress mirrors Germany's timelines. The Korean delegation petitions for independence from Japan and accuses Tokyo of imperial aims in Asia and the Pacific.

S. Ferguson United Press Paris Wilson United States Versailles Gen Pershing England Peace Cama America Turkey Orlando Council of Ministers Barddonecchia Perder Italy Frank P. Walsh Irish Secretien Lansing Itte Peace Conference Japan Asia China Korea Pacific Australia

Crowded Bruce Trial Jury Selection Details

Report describes juror polling and challenges in the Bruce trial with defense and state largely at odds over peremptory strikes. Names, occupations, and hometowns appear. humorous exchanges and Minute Men prejudices surface amid tense courtroom atmosphere.

Solons Debate Suffrage Bill In Early Congress Session

President Wilson urged suffrage action as the issue opened the 66th congress. Suffragists claimed passage would exceed a two thirds majority despite anticipated opposition from Antis. Minority reports were promised by Representatives Clark and Saunders, while Senator Johnson planned to form and convene the new senate committee to push the reform.

United Frep Washington House Wilson House Republicans Suffra- Lista Antis Clark Florida Saunders Virginia Senate United States France Hiram Johnson California

Think Wilson Plans Peace in Industry

In San Francisco on May 21 the public reacts to President Wilson’s proposal for labor participation in industry. Socialist leaders and labor organizers praise the idea as a safeguard against capital labor warfare, noting revolutions in Europe influence American workers. John OConnell and James H. Dodson endorse voluntary agreements over legislation.

San Francisco United Press Wilson Europe James H. Dodson Socialint John O'Connell Labor Council

Imperfections and human faults in daily life

A reflective piece contrasts human imperfections with machines kept in order for efficiency. It suggests self awareness of weaknesses could lead to improvement and envisions a durable mental model of life, while noting friction and progress amid urban scenes like the Florentine upstairs and bustling streets.

Police War on Fast Autoists

A flurry of speeding arrests with fines and short jail terms were issued to numerous drivers. Gordon received 30 days in the city stockade and a $100 fine. M. Yates paid a $30 fine after speeding on Stone Way. Several others faced fines for speeds ranging from 14 to 45 miles per hour on streets like Westlake Ave and Rainier Ave, with names including R E Paul F J Werberger W F Hunerichas Bruce Barton J W Deremer S W Martin F A Pritchard Hiddings and Curran among arrestees.

J. J. Rush E. C. Griffin Westlake Ave W. F. Hunerichas J. W. Little 14Th Ave N. E B. 50Th St Bruce Barton A. J. Hill J. W. Deremer W. A. Elliott Th. Marecinal W. Martin Whatcom F. A. Pritchard G. A. Reynolds N. P. Anderson H.l Renton BK. A. Dickinson Rainier Ave Mra. W. H. T C. Knater Collins Cc. Curran FE. 8 Streeter Priest

Man Is Knocked By Car On Third Avenue Walkway

A nameless man stepped from the curb on Third avenue between Pike and Union streets Wednesday morning and collided with a car driven by Mrs. J. D. Hodapp of Bremerton. He was bruised and shaken up.

Third Ave Pike St Union St J. D. Hodapp Bremerton Ile

Death Hammer Shown to Jury in Miller Murder Trial

The John A. Miller murder trial progressed in Judge John J. Jurey’s court as the state introduced the hammer alleged in the killing of Burghardt on February 15. Hotel staff testified to recognizing the implement, while a police photographer identified room and house photos. A truck driver testified Miller forced him to haul a body to a ravine and threatened disclosure. Witnesses also described Miller’s disheveled condition and mentions of finding Burghardt dead and spending the night at a Georgetown boarding house.

John A. Miller John J. Jurey Miller Rank Burghardt Palace Hotel Mra WH. Miller John A. Bush Burghardt Renton Ife Mre. Sterretts Mughardt

Fire Wrecks $100,000 in Utah Blaze

A blaze in Helper Utah caused about 100000 damage before Price fire brigade arrived from seven miles away. The fire began in the rear of a bakery and threatened the town until extinguished.

Utah Helper Price

Franklin High To Present The Captain Of Plymouth

The Franklin high school Toys and Girls Glee clubs stage the comic operetta The Captain of Plymouth in the school auditorium on Friday and Saturday nights May 23 and 24.

Franklin High School Toys’ and Girls Plymouth

Fireman Arrested on Open Charge After City Bust

Gordon Fisher, 35, a fireman, was arrested at Fourth Ave and Pike by Patrolman G.8 Norton Wednesday morning. He is held in the city jail on an open charge pending investigation.

Gordon Fisher Fourth Ave Pike Et G. 8 Norton

Two Die in Milwaukee Elevator Explosion

Two men were killed and four others seriously hurt when grain exploded in the Smith-Perry elevator in Milwaukee on Tuesday. Fire following the blast caused about 140000 dollars in damage, with part covered by insurance. Cause unknown but believed due to friction sparks in the machinery.

Smith-Perry

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