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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1922

Page

9

Deadlocked peace talks loom as allies clash

A tangle of delays and diplomatic maneuvering grips the Near East at Paris and London. Britain and France argue on timing and format for a peace conference while Turkish leaders warn of renewed clashes as Ismet Pasha contends Constantinople remains fragile.

Paris England Eo An Tinople Lord Curzon Atti Ismet Pasha Matin Lausanne Constantinople

Mayor and Y Talker Clash In Bitter Controversy

In a heated mass meeting at the Y M C A, Mayor E. J. Brown and Arn S. Allen clashed over alleged city conditions. Brown confronted Allen from the balcony as 600 attendees disrupted the gathering with cries of slander and accusations of operating in violation of rules.

E. J. Brown Arn S. Allen Beattie Brown Allen

Woman Reports Relief From Veg-Compound Testimonial

An anonymous letter from a grateful user claims Igdte E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored strength and back comfort, enabling full work capability. The note praises the medicine for women and urges others to try it as a reliable remedy.

E. Pinkham Senate Panieg Pinkham

Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Relief From Constipation

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets, a non calomel laxative, claim to ease chronic constipation and torpid liver without griping. The ads say they stimulate normal bowel and liver activity with no harsh action, and suggest one or two tablets at bedtime for quick, pleasant results.

Edwardes Edwards Calomel Eawards

Three Bandits Rob Auto Drug Shop In Fog Aimed Heist

Under dense fog Sunday night three young bandits entered Auto Drug Shop at 979 KE. Pike and held proprietor W. J. Penson and two customers at gunpoint. They stole $33.40, three gold watches, and escaped in a car parked outside. Police searched later but made no arrest.

Pike W. J. Penson EL P. Strang Pike St Glen Lats Madison St G. W Lock Selby St Dresed Fenlon

Healer on Moore Bill at Moore Theater this week

The Moore theater presents Thompson the Egyptian with Zonery and a display of remedies for pain claiming modern medical principles are challenged. Jeanette Hackett offers Oriental dances in the Jewel Box Review. Comedians Dooley and Sales, the Andrieff Trio, Burke and Durkin, and Pearson acts provide light entertainment with songs and sketches.

Egypt Moore Theater Thompson Pein Jeanette Hackett Hare Jewel Box Andrieff James Burke Eleanor Durkin Pearson Newport

Earthquake Devastates Northern Chile Coastal Towns

Reports from La Serena Coquimbo and nearby communities recount a massive quake striking at midnight after a hot day. Thousands homeless as hundreds dead. ships damaged and the Pacific Ocean reportedly rent along 300 miles of coast. Relief fleets set sail led by La Torre with Chilean navy delivering food and medicine.

Chacabaco Coquimbo Pacific la Torre Hunsco la Serena Vallenar Coplapo Huaaco Pacific Ocean Chile Honolulu Africa Gold Gulf of Guinea

International Wedding Unites Former Foes in Seattle

Nearly 300 Seattle residents of European extraction gathered at Zion Evangelical Lutheran church for the 1914 wedding of Andreas Di Gloria and Agatha Georgina Neumann. The ceremony united nationals from a dozen war nations, followed by a feast representing European countries. Di Gloria, a Italian-born American citizen, runs a Fourth Avenue cutlery store. the couple honeymooned in Portland after the ceremony.

Seattle Andreas di Gloria Agatha Georgina Neumann Zion Fevangeliical Lutheran Church Terry Ave St Gloria Ian Altho Europe DI Gieria Fourth Ave Portland

Washington and Japan exchange goodwill notes in anniversary

Washington officials released a State Department record of mutual greetings between the United States and Japan on the Washington disarmament conference anniversary. The message from Baron Kato Shidehara Tokugawa and Hanihara to Secretary Hughes lauds the conference, hopes for lasting peace, and asks that American officers convey thanks to the Japanese delegation plus warm wishes to the signatories.

United States Japan Washington State Department Baron Kato Shidehara Prince Tokugawa Pforelan Hanihara Hughes Io Tokyo Kato Tokugawa

Cancer cure announced by Dr Francia Carter Wood

In New York the inventor Dr Francia Carter Wood claims a new painless cancer cure. A demonstration of a new X ray device at Columbia University's Crocker Laboratory aims to launch a weeklong public awareness campaign about cancer, a disease causing many deaths each year.

New York Francia Carter Wood Crocker Cancer Research Laboratory Columbia Universty

Judicial inclusion and exclusion in racial law cases

The court upholds the gradual process of judicial inclusion and exclusion, finding a race not Caucasian outside the protected zone. It notes many federal and state decisions support this view, cites scientific authorities, and states no need to review them. The opinion emphasizes interpreting congressional will without implying racial inferiority or unworthiness.

Tasue Congress

Hawaiian labor probe to study conditions in islands

Otto Hartwig, president of the State Federation of Labor, travels from Portland to San Francisco then Honolulu as part of a five member commission to investigate labor conditions in Hawaii with focus on the Japanese question. The group, including three labor leaders and a Labor Department appointee, plans two months of study on education, work conditions, water supply, and loyalty to the United States.

Portland Otto Hartwig State Federation of Labor San Francisco Honolulu Hawaiian Islands Harding Islands United States Department of Labor Idunda United States

Ruling Aids West Coast Racial Land Restrictions

The U S Supreme Court decision barring Japanese from becoming American citizens is expected to influence California and Northwest laws on alien land ownership and leasing. California Attorney General A S Webb called the ruling pivotal, saying it upholds “alien” not “Japanese” status, while former Senator James J Phelan argued it undermines citizenship gained through military service.

California James J. Phelas Hawaii Congress Phelan Webb Thiek Honolulu California Court of Appeals Supreme Court Washington

Aged Veterans Laid Beside Son At Soldiers’ Home Reunion

The body of Martin Coltenbaugh a Civil War veteran who died Saturday at the 614 Soldiers' Home at Retail was laid beside that of his soldier son Grant M Coltenbaugh Sunday after funeral services The son was killed in October 1918 in France The veteran is survived by his widow Augusta Coltenbaugh of 1822 N Goth at

Martin Coltenbaugh Retail Grant M. Coltenbaugh France Augusta Coltenbaugh N. Goth

Fruit Show Bigger and Better at Pacific Northwest Exposition

Over the weekend visitors admired an expanded display of orchard products at the Pacific Northwest Fruit exposition. Monday featured a full program with a potato preparation demonstration by Misa Edna Walker, music by Adams’ Kapa and Ketfer, free dancing, and a Queen Pippin luncheon with her court and exhibitors.

Misa Edna Walker King County Queen Pippin Transportation Club Queen Dune Bell St

Flower Exhibit At Fruit Show In Seattle

The Pacific Northwest Fruit exposition features a flower show this week with Seattle chrysanthemums and neem on display. Florists display thousands of blooms in downtown windows and at large booths in the Bel St. terminal, highlighting Western Washington chrysanthemums and decorative value.

Seattle

Reed Seeks Speakership as Floor Leader of Lower House

Mark E. Reed, a floor tender candidate, aims for the speaker role in the coming legislative session. The race centers on Reed's bid to lead the lower house for the current four-session term.

Mark E. Reed

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