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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1919

Page

2

Centralia Labor Council Denounces Violence Over Massacre

Centralia Labor Council resolutions condemn violence in industrial disputes and pledge to pursue lawful methods. They frame the Centralia massacre as the result of outrages by local business men and urge Americans to uphold constitutional rights while confronting lawbreaking. Signatures include E. B. Ault J. A. McCorkle and F. C. Milling ton.

Centralia Central Labor Council J. W. W. Hall E. B. Ault Ion Record J. A. McCorkle Pre Alliance Port Commission F. C. Millington

Seattle Rent Hogs Bill Killed By City Council

Mayor Fitzgerald’s emergency rent control ordinance failed as Councilmen Erickson Haas led six to kill the measure. Support came from Bolton Carroll Drake Hesketh Moore Lane. Thomson was absent. Critics warned a referendum would block any 30 day passage.

Fitzgerald Seattle Oliver T. Erickson A. F. Haas Bolton Carroll Drake Hesketh Moore Lane Thomson Thomason Haas Erickson Althe Friends Corporation Counsel's Office

Military funeral stories and I W W tension in Centralia conflict

Reports detail an armed clash between I W W activists and American Legion marchers in Centralia with four veterans killed and several wounded. Investigations show red gunfire from I W W rooms and a lynching inquiry into a man known as Brick Smith, while prosecutors seek links to I W W leaders and a broader county round-up.

J. P. Nolan Burnett Centralia Kopla Nay Decker I. W. W. Hall Hertillon Majerus Tacoma American Legion Ityak Jalkobowics Jack Susman Jack Suseman Edward B. Rhodes Camp Lewis I W. W Chehalis Bridge David Livingston Christensen Herman Allen Justice of the Peace Charles Ho N. W. Mills D. T. Redfield W. #. Hackett R. M. Eberhart R. T. Givens L. Beter John Chehalis John Dee Altho Brick” Smith Portland Legion Smith

30000 Officials Ready to Enforce Prohibition

United Press reports that over 30,000 officials will mobilize as John F. Kramer takes charge of wartime and constitutional prohibition enforcement. The force includes 64 internal revenue collectors, 400 deputy collectors, 300 federal district attorneys and aides, with 2 million dollars appropriated for the first year and plans for four million in the second year.

Washington John F. Kramer Internal Revenue Bureou Prohibition Army Army Congress Internal Revenue Bureau Prohibition Kramer Internal Revenue

Sloan's Liniment called Old Friend in a testimonial

A longtime user praises Sloan's Liniment for reliable relief over thirty years. The letter notes rapid action on aches from exposure and overuse, clean effects without mess, and consistent performance in easing muscle and joint pains, claiming a strong bond as “Old Friends.”

Sloan

Theatre Manager Robbed of $1718 in San Francisco

Two well-dressed young men robbed Edwin A. Morris, manager of the Hippodrome theatre, of 1718.16 in his office. They gagged him and fled in a waiting taxicab after raiding the last two days’ receipts. Morris said one bandit is a regular patron. police were given full descriptions.

San Francisco Edwin A. Morris Hippodrome Theatre Morris

Peace Conference Void Upper Silesia Votes

The supreme council of the peace conference announced today that the elections in Upper Silesia are void. It also warned Romania of consequences if it fails to meet allied demands regarding its occupation of parts of Hungary.

Patus Supreme Council of the Peace Conference Germany Upper Silesia Romania Hungary

Prejudice Overcome by Weeks Break-Up-A-Cold Tablets

Mrs Caxton frets over Marian a sixteen year old with a stubborn cold. A sister touts Weeks Break-Up-A-Cold Tablets claiming they boost resistance and dissolve a cold. Marian improves after one treatment, prompting Mrs Caxton to reassess her distrust of prepared medicine.

Marian Mrs. Caxton Florence Mater

Charge Germany Financed I. W. W. in Portland Raid

U S justice agents raided an I W W hall in Portland Oregon and seized a letter showing the organization was paid during the war to distribute German propaganda. The letter to H Helma signer A L Berton of the German Propaganda Branch mentions a money order to fund distribution of a German paper. Officials call the evidence the most important found against I W W in the United States.

Portland Ore United States Department of Justice H. Helma LW. W A. L. Berton Ll. W Madison At Chicago United States

Des Moines Mayor Targeted After Threat Note

Des Moines Iowa November 13 A police cordon surrounded Mayor Tom Fairweather s residence after he received a threatening note believed written by the I W W The mayor had earlier eject ed several I W W members from his office when they asked police protection

Des Moines Iowa Tom Fairweather

A Homemade Gray Hair Remedy

An ad advises a home mixture to darken gray hair and add shine. Mix a half pint of water with 1 ounce bay rum and glycerine, plus Barbo Compound. Apply twice weekly until the shade meets preference. the ad claims it won’t color the scalp or rub off and makes a person look younger.

Cray

Arrests in Seattle as Red Raids Round Up 37

Seattle police, led by Mayor Fitzgerald and Chief Warren, raid multiple locations after Centralia massacre links. Thirty seven detained, including two women, with raids at Turner Hall and Pioneer Building and other sites. Police identify many arrestees as laborers, seamen, loggers, and others born in the United States or abroad.

Red Seattle Fitzgerald Warren American Legion Centralia Turner Hall Eighth Ave F E. L. Hedges W. H. Searing Joel JF. Warren Pioneer V. V Lowe Tenth Ave. W W. W Columbia St Washington Bldg First Ave Theioneer Bide First. Ave Pioneer Bldg Ralph Pierce Vierce P. F. Keefe C. B. Fitzgerald Helen Lowe

Governor urged to act quickly on IWW suppression plan

Governor Louis M. Hart was asked Thursday to rapidly approve action against radicals led by the I W W as pressured by 34 Seattle organizations including the American Legion and business groups. The telegram urged opening state officials to evidence and suppress the group under wartime rhetoric.

Louis M. Hart Seattle American Legion Chamber of Commerce and Commecial Club Federation of Women's

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