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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1920

Page

9

World League of Nations assembly picks giants for delegations

In Geneva the League of Nations assembly draws top figures from major nations. Britain names Arthur Balfour H A l Fisher and George Barnes. France may send Leon Bourgeois Andre Tardieu. Italy Sigger Titton. Belgium M Hymans. Poland Paderewski and Sweden Branting flagged. Japan sends Hayashi Ishii Megata. Switzerland Motta Ador Ustert. Argentina Pueyrredon Alvear Perez. Peru Cornejo Bareto Romero. Colombia Urutia Arj. Australia Edward Davis Million. Salvador Guer rero Matheu Avcharge. Bolivia Aramago. Three Chicago Yardmens plead guilty to obstructing interstate traffic linked to last April rail strike.

London Assembly of the League of Nations Geneva Sibi Balfour Fisher and Barnes Britain Great Britain Arthur Balfour H. A. l. Fisher George Barnes France Leon Bourgeois Council of the League of Nations Andre Tardieu America Italy Sigger Titton Belgium M. Hymans Paderewski Poland Branting Sweden Ignace Paderewski H. Branting Japan Baron Hayashi England Baron Ishii Baron T. Megata Switzerland Giuseppe Motta Gustave Ador Paul Ustert M. Pueyrredon Alvear Dr. Perez Austria Peru Mariano Cornejo Anselmo Bareto Spain Senor Romero Colombia F. J. Urrutia A. J Australia Edward Davis Million Salvador J. G. Guerrero P. J. Matheu Pries ‘Affaires A. Avcharge Bolivia F. A. Aramago Chicago Chicago Yardmens’ Association

Burial customs of Siberian natives depicted in photo

A Siberian image shows burial practices with posts and boxes. The scene portrays the natives erecting posts and placing the dead in box-like structures.

Siberia

Nail File Saves Policeman in $60,000 Bank Robbery

In Chicago on November 12 a nail file in Policeman IP Leonard's vest pocket saved his life by catching a bullet fired by one of three robbers who held up Jacob Yanowics and a bank messenger and escaped with $60,000 after shooting the messenger twice.

Chicago IP Leonard Jacob Yanowics

Twins Wed and Then Die at Same Time

London report details the deaths of two sisters twins aged 32 both married to different men in semirative towns. They died within hours of each other from heart trouble following an extraordinary sequence of coincidences involving their marriages and deaths.

London J. D. Smith Ramagate

Family of 18 Wins House as a Prize

Paris reports the largest French family left homeless by war will receive a house in the United States. American J. Davie gave the French ambassador in Washington 3000 dollars to fund the project. M. and Mme Duborepere and their 16 children are named as the recipients.

Paris France J. Davie Washington Mme. Duborepere

Champion Shoulder Dislocator Sets Record, Recovers

Vanceburg Kentucky November 12 Ran dolph Brown of near here set a world record in a hotly contested event though he is not boasting about it. He is just recovering from his 14th shoulder dislocation and is known as the champion shoulder dislocator.

Vanceburg Randolph Brown Near Here

Evansville Teacher Shortage Sparks Unusual Classroom Role

In Fulton, Indiana, Floyd Ragland principal of the Fulton School, reveals his wife acted as a substitute teacher for first graders due to a teacher shortage. The unusual arrangement prompted attention as the man considered her employer or "boss" in the headlines.

Evansville Floyd Ragland Fulton School

Mrs Sokolowsky Pleads Guilty to Murder of Husband

New Haven November 12 Mrs Alexandria Sokolowsky pleaded guilty to murder after admitting she threw acid in her husband Frank Bokowsky's face as he slept on June 25. She was sentenced to state prison for seven to ten years. The case notes her as a labor leader's wife with a noted Russian career and a motive linked to an affair.

New Haven Alexandria Bokowsky Frank Slaugh Sokolowsky Connecticut Federation of Labor Russia New York

Company faces 1600 creditors in Indiana meeting

Henry Walker receiver for Pocket Packing C4 in Evana ville Indiana says 1600 creditors claim the company owes them. He cannot find a hall large enough to hold a meeting of all creditors.

Fevanaville Ind Henry Walker Walker

Ancient knowledge of anesthetics across ancient civilizations

The passage notes that anesthetics were known to the ancient Greeks, Egyptians, and Chinese, indicating early awareness of pain relief practices across multiple cultures.

Beating Heart Shown On Screen In Medical Lecture

In New York on November 12 a man’s heart beating was shown on screen to medical students at Flower Hospital using a magic lantern. The display included blood ebb and flow represented by the new electrocardiograph device.

New York Flower Hospital

Dragon bones in China hailed for medicinal power

Vossiis in China are known as dragon bones and are said to possess remarkable medicinal qualities. The claim highlights traditional beliefs surrounding these artifacts and their supposed health benefits.

China

Navy Man Seeks His Lost Sister in Indiana Search

TERRE HAUTE Ind Now. Navy seaman James Daniel Hawkins who has served since September 1912 seeks his sister Jessie Hawkins. He asks local residents and police to help locate her as authorities assist in the search.

Terre Haute Ind James Daniel Hawkins Jessie Hawkins

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