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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1919
Page
17
Chicago eyes a wet celebration if Judge George A. Carpenter voids prohibition. Preparations include polished mahogany and ready glasses with hundreds of reservations at cafes. Meanwhile Buenos Aires reports six million dollars raised to fund anti Bolshevism efforts.
The Bayer Company introduced Aspirin over eighteen years ago and proved its help in relieving rheumatic pain colds headaches neuralgia toothache lumbago aching joints and pain. To get this genuine world class aspirin ask for tablets with the Bayer cross. Safe directions appear on every unbroken package tin boxes of 12 tablets cost only a few cents and larger Bayer packages are sold by druggists.
Justice Department agents surveyed Eastern Ohio coal fields to find agitators stirring miners to rebellion. Meetings drew miners and agitators circulated among them advocating revolution. No official order rescinding the strike call had been received.
United Press reports that injunctions against the wartime prohibition act granted in Rhode Island and Kentucky will not interfere with enforcement. The government aims to appeal to the Supreme Court, which will hear arguments next Thursday on the act’s constitutionality.
Chicago janitors in apartment buildings threaten an overnight strike if their wage rise and ban on basement living quarters are not met. William F. Queese, president of the janitors union, announced the action as the coldest weather of the season was recorded.
Edward V Brophy, warden of Sing Sing prison, resigns after seven months in office. He is the 36th warden in 72 years, citing nerve strain and unwillingness to raise his daughters in the prison shadow as reasons for stepping down.
Whites and Negroes clashed in Wilmington after a policeman was killed and another wounded during a robbery probe. One Negro was shot in the head amid rioting as authorities investigated the incident.
E B Fish union machinist spoke on how Americanism was taught in spruce camps during the war. James E Rogers, War Camp Community Service education director, also addressed the noonday gathering. The widow of Arno McWhorter will return his body to South Dakota after he was killed by a streetcar near Ward street and Westlake Avenue. the family formerly lived at 1004 Westlake Avenue.
Funeral services for Mrs Marcia J Blackman 174 wife of Almond Blackman lumberman were held from the family home in Everett Friday afternoon. Death occurred Wednesday. She was mother of Mrs Will T Elwell 1529 Second Ave W. The Seattle zoning issue was urged by Charles W Saunders former park board member at a reconstruction forum Wednesday in the YWCA cafeteria.
Conservative estimate shows the Upstairs Store can fully meet their ideals in selecting clothes. The text notes the store’s ability to supply a complete wardrobe aligned with those standards.
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