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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1919
Page
11
District fuel committee reports no progress on reopening mines. Operators warn of fuel cutoff by railroads and district residents must switch to wood if miners do not return from work soon. Awaiting Washington decisions, prospects for coal continue to dim.
Eleven IWW members charged in the murder of Lieut Warren O Grimm during the Armistice Day parade at Chehalis appear before Superior Judge W A Reypols. They face arraignment with no counsel and set to plead by Monday morning. Additional suspect Ole Hansen and another alleged culprit remain under search.
Michael M. Cara Sr., 84, died at his home on Palevue Avenue. Arrangements were being planned Friday for the funeral.
The Fearless 31 and Fearless 1 groups will perform on Thanksgiving Eve honoring California and Washington football teams. A Washington alumni reunion is planned for the night, with listed members Ray Ryan and Ola Lewis among others in the two orchestral rows.
Former Ambassador Thomas Nelson Page argues the defeat of the peace treaty and the League of Nations is an immeasurable misfortune. He warns Europe will descend into chaos, with Germany and Bolshevik-leaning powers benefiting, while the United States and China stand apart. He recalls Lloyd George's plea for the League and laments the Senate rejection, urging a new ark of safety for America.
A period promotional piece urges women to treat complexion headaches and general ill health with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin a mild laxative with pepsin. It claims safety for babies and lists a free trial offer from Dr W B Caldwell Monticello Illinois.
In Mindanao the Moro tribes enroll girls in public schools alongside boys marking a historic shift. American school authorities seek married couples to serve as teachers to expand the program.
A 500 pound black bear trapped on an estate near Saranac Lake dragged a 12 foot beech log and an eight pound trap for a mile. The eight foot long beast measured eight feet in length and was found in New York on November 21. An unrelated note claimed Mato Grosso in Brazil could grow 20 million bales of cotton annually.
Mrs. J. N. Johnson returns home to find a tall skinny burglar prowling in her bathroom. He grabs her with a threat, hurls her into the room and locks the door before escaping. Neighbors release her. nothing appears to be taken.
Three men identified as longshoremen Charles Pope A Gohrman and A Car rock are jailed on charges of stealing sugar as they left pier four. They await appearance before Police Judge John B Gordon. Belgium moves forward with plans to electrify numerous railways.
Advertising copy urges mental workers to eat normally after meals and take Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets to boost energy. It claims food fuels brain work, promotes sociability during meals, and allows enjoying rich foods while improving performance. The remedy is promoted as harmless and effective.
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