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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1919
Page
12
Paris reports a Hungarian government note demanding Austrian action to arrest Bela Kun and his aides in Vienna. Admiral Horthy is said to be ordered to prepare military measures if needed to enforce the ultimatum and to lead a potential march on Vienna.
Eric Orlando, 40, a laborer at Skinner and Ededy's plant, fell while working in a hull at bathth Thursday afternoon. He sustained serious injuries and died later that evening at Seattle General Hospital.
A new jitney bus link between the Fort Lawton street car line and the northern edge of Carleton Park starts Wednesday morning November 26 at 6 o clock. Demonstrations carried Mayor Fitzgerald, city officials, and public works board members over the route aboard two demo buses funded by district residents. The mayor cautioned the service may not pay for itself at 6 cents but promised adequate service for area property owners regardless of the balance.
To find south position the watch so the hour hand points at the sun. Southeast lies midway between the hour hand and XII on the dial.
United Press reports the U S State Department sent Mexico a note over detention of William O Jenkins the U S consular agent at Puebla. Jenkins allegedly faced a second arrest for collusion in a kidnapping case, with Puebla judge on holiday. Second Secretary Hanna met the state governor and visited Jenkins in Jalil. Rumors circulated that Cordova admitted abducting Jenkins and attempted to kidnap the British consul.
Washington reports state department expects swift capitulation of Mexican authorities over American consular agent William Jenkins held in Puebla. President Wilson and cabinet considering ultimatum warning of strained ties if further molestation occurs. Jenkins is accused of no valid crime amid ransom case and prior kidnapping suffering.
Police chase ends when two men exchange shots at 2 a m near Maynard avenue and Yester way. Officer William Haeffman fires warning shots. Bonita retreats into Officer Reynolds arm. No injuries or identifications released as the suspects flee.
T. A. Montgomery, 23, identified by police as an Illinois organizer, was detained Friday morning during a pending investigation. Mimeographed copies of the Industrial Worker circulated in the city’s south end Thursday night, while an announced business manager vowed the publication would continue.
The Seattle Branch of the American Association of Engineers voted 100 members to endorse George H. Walker and Walter J. Santmyer for the school board and W. & Lincoln for the port commission after reviewing all candidates.
The boycott against Japan by Chinese leads to Chinese factories increasing output to capacity as demand shifts. The action prompts a rapid reallocation of production toward domestic needs and higher utilization of facilities.
Druceieta offers a refund if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure piles including itching bleeding and protrusion. It promises relief from irritation and healing with first application aiding sleep. Price 60c.
Selvin publisher of the Business Chronicle was bound over to the grand jury by U S Commissioner I W McClelland after a complaint alleged he mailed a November 16 issue containing The Thing The Cause The Cure. Bail was set at 1000 dollars.
William Carlisle, famed Western train robber, telegraphed thanks to the Union Pacific for a Los Angeles Limited heist, then vanished. Passes, cavalry, and railroad officers hunt him as authorities deem him the era's greatest menace to Wyoming travel. He has not harmed passengers, aids women, and his image features large hands and feet.
Fred Stone, comedian and actor, says Carlisle likely headed to Chicago after Wyoming train robberies. Stone argues Carlisle chose a big city for a quick escape and suspects the use of an automobile in the getaway.
Superior Judge Edward E. Harding was seriously injured in an automobile collision Thursday night. He was jammed between the steering wheel and the car side and suffered internal injuries whose exact nature was not yet determined.
In Charleston on Thursday, six-year-old John Brockerman pulled his 10-month-old brother Lou Brockerman away from a red hot stove where he had fallen into danger. The infant suffered serious burns but is expected to survive.
An abscessed tooth can silently poison the body, spreading toxins to joints and organs. The ad urges immediate consultation with a first class dentist, touts qualifications, sanitation, guaranteed work, reasonable prices, and a free examination.
The Prince of Wales laid a wreath on Col Theodore Roosevelt's grave at Oyster Bay and planned a luncheon at Piping Rock club followed by a visit to H M S Renown for a reception for 1000 New York children. He would dine at the Waldorf Astoria and attend events at the Hippodrome and Seventh Regiment Armory hosted by Rodman Wanamaker.
In Chicago on November 20 a joint conference of farm organizations and labor representatives proclaimed cut out the middleman as a war on high cost of living. The gathering, called by the Farmers' National Council and the National Cooperative Association, seeks to align labor and farmers behind reconstruction legislation for Congress.
The famed naturalist Luther Burbank developed thousands of plum varieties and tens of thousands of peaches nectarines and other fruits along with almonds walnuts apples grapes pears and numerous berries flowers and vegetables.
Baritone Henri Scott will be the soloist Friday at the Seattle Symphony concert in Meany Hall. The program features opera pieces including Mozart Jupiter, Bruneau Sleeping Beauty of the Woods, and Debussy La Mer.
U S district attorney Robert C Saunders told the Constitutional Government League at the Masonic club that direct action contradicts constitutional law and that I W W doctrines oppose the U S system. The address framed civil obedience as essential to government.
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