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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1919
Page
9
William M. Short and Robert M. Harlin defended labor loyalty against Bolshevik accusations at a True Americanism club meeting in the Arena. They praised closed shop principles, cited miners’ strike demands as un-American, and denounced efforts to mislead School children about workers. W. L. Buck warned against vilifying labor.
A vintage advertisement urges taking LAXATIVE FROM O OMININE Tableta as a preventive for colds or influenza. The box is said to bear the signature of BE. W. GROVE, priced at 80 cents.
Sun night a two-vehicle crash at N 98th Est and Stoneway left three seriously injured and two bruised. Detective O G Dergstrom sustained an ankle fracture and brain and internal injuries. Mrs A L Martin suffered severe head and body injuries. Dr Martin and wife were in their car. Rathbun drove the other vehicle. Rathbun unhurt. Jonselyn passengers escaped injury. All taken to Lakeside hospital. Ivar Anderson later injured on Second Ave and Madison St with a fractured left leg in two places.
Powdered soapstone applied as paint helps shield sandstone and other stone structures in China from weathering and climate related deterioration, slowing crumbling and erosion of historic façades and monuments.
Mrs A W Binxtra of Black River Falls Wisconsin credits Lydia B Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her organic troubles and eliminating an operation after doctors urged it. The testimonial praises the remedy for inflammation ulcers displacements backache nervousness irregularities and general malaise.
Advertisement promoting Korein weight loss claims fatness causes premature death and health decline. It urges readers to remedy obesity with a drugstore product, promising improved health, vigor, and longevity. The copy emphasizes danger from excess weight and includes purchase details for Korein.
The famous Washington football drum was stolen in 1911 and recaptured last weekend after Oregon fans seized it from a Bon Marche display. Three University of Washington students traced the drum to Portland’s Multnomah club, retrieved it, and returned it to Seattle for a campus celebration.
President Wilson and government officials weigh a proposal from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers for an industrial commission in Washington to settle capital and labor disputes. An industrial code, workers and employers subscribing to it, and a fresh start after the split in the earlier conference are under consideration. The Engineers urge immediate steps to assemble a commission that honors rights of all citizens and supports peaceful, deliberate action on labor issues.
Mrs Inez Irwin Haynes wife of Will Ty win is writing the history of the National Woman's party She is an author and longtime contributor to magazines and has served on the Woman's party advisory council in recent years.
Ninety nine percent of chamber voters favor the open shop in the latest referendum. The tally exceeds all previous chamber votes, with more than 1,200 additional ballots cast. Trustees approved the open shop on October 27 before the member vote.
Two injured victims of Sunday automobile accidents are being treated Monday at the city hospital. Tony Santo, 28, 2487 Day St., suffered bruises and contusions when struck by a car driven by W. F. Graham, 551 Sullivan St., at Seventh and Jackson. DP L. Johnson, 708 University St., was struck by an unidentified vehicle at 12th Ave and Jackson. the car did not stop. Johnson's injuries were slight.
In Holbrook Massachusetts on November 2 United Press reports underpaid local actors could not meet high living costs. They rented a tenement and began a cooperative housekeeping system to cut expenses benefiting the teachers.
Washington suffrage backers vow a one day legislative session to ratify the national amendment before the next general election. They will pressure Governor Hart to call the session after senators and representatives sign on, while national leaders press amid the Seattle banquet crowd.
Wire briefs note Detroit’s plan to widen room for both wealthy and low income with new flats renting as low as $500 monthly in a housing project. In San Francisco, Manuel Hall jokes with his ex wife as court weighs setting aside a divorce. Los Angeles reports mention economists on dollar prices and breakfast boarding houses while a judge denies a divorce citing three drunks a year as insufficient grounds.
Joseph A. Sloan, Seattle shipbuilder, told the King County Democratic club that Seattle’s obsolete street cars and rails make the municipal system the noisiest in the nation. He compared Seattle unfavorably to Cleveland, noting rapid boarding there versus seven minutes in Seattle, arguing higher fares do not justify poorer service.
A Seattle dental practice touts a satisfaction guarantee and a single price for work. The ad highlights experienced dentists, high quality materials, painless service, and free expert advice to help maintain natural health.
Horace I. Mileham a St Mihiel veteran gassed in the Argonne asks a University of California student Miss Pisther Diggies to come to him in Moscow Idaho hospital. He says she is his wife and that she fled while she hid. The girl denies the marriage while her aunt confirms she spoke of a secret union.
TERRE HAUTE Indiana November 3 Few if any miners in Indiana returned to work today according to reports here Trains leaving here usually crowded with miners carried only engineers electricians and pumpers
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