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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1921
Page
14
A U S official said the United States sees the open door in Asia as vital to peace and trade. The delegation plans to push arms limits while opposing colonial trade monopolies and scrapping the Anglo treaty. The aim is a fair, open Asia with all nations free from coercive domination.
Terre Haute Indiana Nov 7 Most of the 30000 coal miners in Indiana who walked out in protest against the federal check off last week have returned to work A few miners in this vicinity continued an unauthorized strike while reports from Gibson and Knox county fields showed returns to work with those on strike over local issues remaining outside the mines
A grieving parent recalls a long missing child and a probable lookalike in a Seattle crowd. The letter describes decades of anguish and a personal plea to locate the baby now grown, with details of facial features and a family connection. The writer asks for help and expresses hope of finding the daughter or son.
Nearly 15 000 dads participate in a six day observance led by statewide services in Seattle churches and school events. The Father and Son week, proclaimed by President Harding, aims to strengthen bonds as communities across the area join in activities.
Singer Mrs. Vivian Strong Hart performs a piano-accompanied recital at the Cornish school tonight. The lyric coloratura soprano, praised for opera career interest, will present opera selections and light songs with instructor Kyria Strong guiding the program. Admission is free.
French premier Aristide Briand arrived in New York aboard the Lafayette at 9 30 a m and, staying true to his style, rejected ceremony. A small crowd greeted him as he prepared to depart for Washington, after a brief tour and remarks emphasizing Franco American unity and peace prospects.
In Belfast police raided a Sinn Fein prison discovered in the city center. A man sentenced to death by Sinn Fein was released during the raid.
The Washington conference on arms limits faces a snag over the Anglo Japanese alliance. Officials view the 1902 secret pact as jeopardizing China and the United States, noting Japan’s growing control in Korea and Manchuria, secret loans, and the open door being shut. Britain and Japan expansion complicates U.S. policy aims.
In San Francisco on November 7 the Roscoe Arbuckle manslaughter case was continued to Monday November 14. Arbuckle attended with his wife Minta Durfee, brother Arthur Arbuckle, and mother in law, as attorneys for both sides signaled readiness to proceed but agreed to a further delay.
Two bandits held up the National Loan company in downtown Toledo stealing money and jewels valued at nearly 20000 dollars. The crime occurred today in the business district as officers searched for the suspects.
Fire gutted the F. W. Cook building at 7501 35th Ave NE Sunday night. Investigators ruled the blaze incendiary. Loss estimated at 450 dollars.
A lively charity dog show awards medals and ribbons to a Maltese named Melita Snow and a white mutt resembling her. Entries include Best Little White Mutt and a Boston terrier lookalike under 15 pounds. Cracker Jack barred for pediatric greed concerns.
A caller submits an entry request for a dog named in the note. It lists a street address and a phone number and invites others to enter their mutts, noting no mixed breeds and potential prizes.
Divisional leaders met at campaign headquarters to finalize plans for raising 744810 in one week. M J Robinson urged quick, united effort while L A Nadeau and C C Carpenter led divisions and F K Burleson stressed system and cooperation. Seattle Life Underwriters pledged 149000 as a key stimulus.
Terrier barred but declaring love for mutts Brunnhill owned by Miss Marie Gashweller. Longest tailed mutt wins Mahogany mounted plaque from Herbert Schoenfeld Standard Furniture Co. Puppy milk bone packages from Jacob Kaufman Dog Bird and Seed Co. Best-natured mutt prize from Melita kennels Seattle. Entries via signed application to The Star.
Richard Hallam 11 who had been missing since October 27 from 1215 26th Ave North was found Sunday night by Tacoma police and returned to his family Monday. He said he went to Tacoma after leaving home and police had conducted a search since his disappearance.
In Tacoma a quarrel over a quart of whisky left Chris Peterson a 32 year old railroad contractor dead. Otto Anderson, 38, is in custody. Police say Peterson and two companions objected to paying $10 for moonshine. Anderson claims self defense and an accidental discharge of a revolver.
August Bartholemew, 68, was found dead in his Stevens hotel room Sunday night by four chambermaids. He had been ill for several days and the coroner ruled death due to natural causes.
Fire officials investigate a Sunday blaze at 7501 35th Ave N E destroying a store owned by F V Cook. Authorities blame an incendiary origin and are pursuing the case as a fire incident.
James A. Duncan faced angry American Legion members when he told the congregation that ex service men must answer to God for the lives of over 9 000 000 slain in the war. He called pacifism Christ like and said the only thing won in the war was a huge debt. Legion members denounced his views on disarmament and service by enlisting.
Three Michigan cities honored Ferdinand Foch marshal of France. In Battle Creek Gov Groesbeck and state leaders attended as Foch dedicated a new hospital at Camp Custer and spoke to thousands before his train moved on to Detroit via a stop at Ann Arbor where he addressed University of Michigan students.
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