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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1919

Page

16

Italy Claims Held Up By Fred Ferguson

Paris dispatch reports Italy’s boundary issues including Fiume will not be in the peace treaty to be presented to Austrian delegates. Reparations will be shaped by new nationalities in Central Europe with Poland Czechoslovakia and Jugoslavia bearing shares. The big four press ahead on Adriatic terms while Germany’s entry to the League of Nations is urged as a peace prerequisite. Eight lines of text follow with U S stance on Kolchak and Bolshevik recognition remaining firm.

Fred 8. Ferguson United Press Paris Fiume Italy St. Germain Austria Big Four Col House Andre Tardeau France Adriatic Germany Poland Czechoslovakia Jugo-Slavia Europe United Preas Berlin League of Nations Kolchak Omak United States Great Britain

WETS REPORT FIRST SIGNERS FOR REFERENDUM DRIVE

The drive to refer the national prohibition amendment began with early signatures collected by the wets led by John F. Murphy of the California Grape Growers Association. The effort targets 27 650 names with petitions sent to Spokane and eastern Washington cities and Seattle petitions already returning filled with names. Murphy cites strong sentiment against prohibition and opposition to recent raids as fueling support and notes headquarters at 3156 Mehrhorn building in Beattie.

John F. Murphy California Grape Growers’ Association Spokane Washington Seattle Murphy Mehrhorn Building Beattie

Anti American Sentiment Grows in Siberia Report

Special to The Star notes rising anti American feeling in Siberia with Russians opposing US hospitals doctors and aid beyond money and supplies. Siberian press from Vladivostok to Omak reports an organized anti American campaign tied to Japanese opposition to US policy in relation to Russia.

Star TOKIO Siberia Siberian Vladiveetok Omak United States Ussia

Palace Hip opens with Electrical Wizard Fred La Reine

The Palace Hip debuts a new show featuring Fred La Reine billed as The Electrical Wizard with six men and one woman in assist. The Bijou circus acts, Eugene and Kindler musical selections, Plunkett and Romaine comedy, Aerial De Lora trapeze artists, and Carl Bond with Allee Conway piano and harp accompany the bill.

Fred la Reine Electrical Wizard Palace Hip la Reine Eugene Kindler Plunkett Romaine

May Keep All Off City's Watershed

The council public safety committee will consider Wednesday afternoon the Health Commissioner H M Read request for an ordinance ordering all city employees off the Cedar river watershed. The committee will also review Woodland park district residents petitions against concession holders near the park as a neighborhood detriment.

Council Public Safety Committee H. M. Read Cedar River Woodland Park District

Trolley Car Driver Accused After Collision With Auto

Jack Fields files a claim against the city for 48.35 alleging a Phinney street car backed into his automobile on May 10 near 72d and Greenwood. Fields says the conductor activated the trolley causing the car to lurch forward and strike his vehicle.

Jack Fields Fields Greenwood Phinney

Moonshiner Henskin Forfeits Bail For Failure To Appear

For failure to appear in court Tuesday to plead A. Henskin alleged moonshiner will forfeit his bail of 1000 dollars. An order turning the money over to the government was signed by Federal Judge Cushman Wednesday morning.

A. Henskin Cushman

Bulletin announces transpacific sailings by New York shippers

D. S. Andrews & Co. in New York has begun a weekly bulletin listing all transpacific sailings from coast ports. Orient coast sailings are averaging about one per day.

D. S. Andrews & Co New York

Boldt's Eats: Uptown and Downtown Outlets

Boldt's operates two locations in New York area dining spaces. Uptown at 1414 3rd Ave and Downtown at 913 2nd Ave offer casual meals and quick service.

Boldt Boldt’s

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