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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1921

Page

3

Wilson cheers from throng on Pennsylvania Avenue

President Woodrow Wilson rides behind the unknown American dead as crowds cheer along Pennsylvania Avenue. Mrs Wilson sits with a grateful, ailing husband in the procession toward the Capitol, where he is expected to speak amid somber tribute and mourning bands.

Bradford Washington Woodrow Wilson America Pennsylvania Wilson Wison Mre Wil Capitol Wilsons Mra Sam League Paisson Capitol Grounds Pennsylvania Ave Gen. Bandholts

World leaders face choice on armament cuts and peace

The text discusses a historic gathering likened to the 1900 meeting, with Lloyd George cited. It weighs reducing arms against risks of world bankruptcy, urging openness to peace and warning against timidity in exposing motives. The message appeals to end war through disarmament.

Lloyd George Friends of Peace Ma Goory

Unknown Soldier ceremony marks national grief and respect

A vast procession for the unknown soldier unfolds at the Capitol with President Harding and Mrs. Harding leading, medals pinned on the casket, and a crowd paying silent tribute. War leaders, dignitaries, and the nation’s top figures follow the bier as bells, trumpets, and the Marine Band accompany the solemn ceremony.

Harding War Weeks President Harding Addres Metropolitan Opera Company New York Beatty Jutland Capitol Bf

Arm Parley Opens in Continental Memorial Hall Tomorrow

Washington November 11 The great arma parley opens tomorrow at 10 30 AM with Secretary Hughes presiding in Continental Memorial hall. Delegates pay tribute to Americas unknown soldier as Rev Abernethy delivers the invocation and formal organization follows before work begins Tuesday.

L. C Abernethy Hughes

Beginners French Class Planned Under Madame Spence

Enrollment for a beginners' French class under Madame J. D. Spence will begin at 8 p.m. Tuesday. The class meets in room 407 Montelius Building, Third Ave and University St.

Madame

Father and son duo cleared in separate court cases

A few minutes after Frank Wooster was acquitted of liquor charges by Superior Judge J. T. Ronald, his son Steve Wooster, facing similar charges before Justice C. C. Dalton, was also exonerated.

Frank Wooster J. T. Ronald Steve Wooster Justice of the Peace C. C. Dalton

Delegation Sails for Oriental Ceremonials Aboard Keystone

A Nile Temple Mys tic Shrine delegation will sail the steamship Keystone for the Orient to stage ceremonies in Shanghai and Manila in January.

Seattle Orient Nile Temple Mystic Shrine Keystone Shanghai Manila

Cornish Theatre Guild Formed At Cornish School

A new repertory company named the Cornish Theatre Guild was formed this week by young men and women who assisted Maurice Browne and his wife during their season at the Cornish theatre. Miss Antoinette Swan will direct the first bill to be staged at the Cornish school.

Maurice Browne Cornish Theatre Cornish Theatre Guild Cornish School Antoinette Swan

Unknown soldier receives seven nations highest medals

On November 11 in Washington the unknown soldier was decorated with seven nations highest honors. The United States Congressional Medal of Honor was presented by President Harding along with the Belgian Croix de Guerre by General Baron Jacques and Great Britain's Victoria Cross by Admiral Beatty.

Washington America United States Harding Baron Jacques Great Britain Admiral Beatty Marshal Foch Diaz Ceechéslovakia

Japanese billboard disarmament campaign reaches nationwide scope

On the eve of the Washington conference, a sudden nationwide Japanese billboard campaign for disarmament was launched unofficially by local League of Nations associations. The effort is described as the most extensive propaganda drive yet, with Ambassador Warren noting broad public support and readiness to make concessions for concrete results at the conference.

Tokyo Japan Association League of Nations Warren

University Leads Music Week Celebration

The University of Washington marked Music Week under Mu Phi Epsilon and Phi Mu Alpha national music societies. A YWCA Come and See Week program Thursday featured a musical salute to Music Week.

University University of Washington Mu Phi Epsilon Phi Mu Alpha

Harding Urges Crusade Against War At Arlington

President Harding, at the Unknown Soldier bier in Arlington National Cemetery on Armistice Day, urged a crusade to end armed warfare. He warned delegates at the armament conference to pursue a higher civilization and vowed peace, recalling the sacrifices of WWI and the unknown dead. He prayed with the crowd, calling for a new era of peace.

Raymond Clarpten Arlington, National Cemetery Harding America Ita Camp Benning Georgia God of War Washington Lincoln Republic

New camera makes three expo exposures at once for mapping

A new camera enables three exposure frames simultaneously to produce aerial maps. The device captures data from midair, streamlining the creation of detailed late model cartographic records.

Limitation of populations urged for world peace

Harold D. Jacobs reports from New York that at the first American birth control conference delegates argued for population limitation as a permanent peace solution. Women delegates sent a telegram to the arms conference urging consideration of this idea by Washington.

New York Arms Confernee Washington

Frisco Folk Hear Harding Address

San Francisco crowds packed the exposition auditorium as President Harding spoke via long distance wire. The Armistice day remarks were amplified by a magnavox system reaching the plaza for thousands outside.

Harding San Francisco Washington Exposition Auditorium Civic Center Plaza

Dying Sailor and Five Held After Hotel Fight

A party at Success 230414 First Ave ended with Mickey Quinn mortally wounded in a hotel room. Five suspects Al Munson John Bagley James A War l Miss Agnes Brown and Mm Ma Hunter are in custody as investigators explore a moonshine gathering and theft claim. Police confronted the scene as Quinn lay injured and a crowd dispersed.

First Ave Mickey Quinn City Hospital al Munson Brygger Drive John Bagley First W James A. Warl Marion St Ma Hunter Agnes Brown Queen Anne Ave Karl Hunter Earl

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