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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1919
Page
9
Sidney and K. navigate a fragile romance amid social worlds and personal guilt. He recalls family roots and old comforts while she fears class boundaries and past hurts. A dramatic late September scene closes with vows to charity and service as they prepare for a future together.
Mrs. C F Schumacher living near Brellefontaine sold a crate of eggs last spring and found one egg signed with her name and address. She received a letter from Bertha Ramden age 22 of Bellevue Wakefield England claiming she worked in a munitions factory when she bought the autographed egg.
A rapid action adventure romance titled The Day of Days debuts in The Star on Monday. The story promises humor and brisk pace as characters chase love and danger in quick, spirited scenes.
New York May 31 The principality of Nakhichevan at the foot of Mount Ararat asks the United States to become its mandator. Its prime minister Jeffer Koolis Khan, a Tartar chieftain, addresses a letter to the imperial representative and the supreme president. He praises America and hopes the nation will extend a guiding hand to help them.
Hamburg voices a protest demanding the return of seized ships. Hamburger Nachrichten blames Britain for taking vessels under a devious pretext and calls for their restoration as a condition of peace.
William Lustgarten a former New York man who disappeared two years ago left a death by own action note and $700,000 missing from his tax law company accounts. He was brought back from France aboard the transport Mongolia and confined in the ship's brig pending discharge papers. Lustgarten had enlisted in the 3esth sanitary train at Sea Kan under the name Allen H Wilson during the search.
Daniel Kavanaugh of Syracuse New York was convicted in federal court of draft evasion and sentenced to one year in the Detroit house of correction. Judge Tuttle condemned the act as cowardly. Kavanaugh, living in Flint at call time, claimed exemption as married but was rejected and later discharged for insufficient teeth, which the government argued he had purposely extracted to avoid service.
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