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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1919

Page

21

Seattle policy blocks intercity football games

The Everett Tribune argues Seattle schools bar elevens from other counties, claiming the policy fosters football snobbishness and anti Seattle sentiment. It says the stance harms regional sportsmanship while praising Seattle’s broader contributions to the state and urging a city versus state championship approach.

Everett Tribune Seattle Jon University Washington Fouth Bellingham Everett Hee Spokane Ellensburg Aberdeen Tribune University of Washington Cow Humptulips

Justice for All Calls for Court Reforms in Three Year Study

The Carnegie Foundation reports a two tier justice system. Poverty blocks access through delays court costs and former lawyers fees. It urges small claims courts informal domestic relations courts non officer led bodies and workmen compensation style reforms to extend fairness.

Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching

Cavern of Oil Traps Illustrates Appetite and Health

In southern California a spring formed a pool of sticky asphalt when oil escaped. Animals and birds sank into the oil as rains covered the pool, trapping wildlife and predators. Scientists excavate bones, arguing moderation in eating promotes health and prevents overindulgence. Hunger drives action but excess leads to stagnation and disease.

California Little Pool

Wounded in Head Pedals to Doctor

Atica New York November 2 John Cole of Nor wich rode his bicycle to a physician after being shot in his home by Herbert A Law of Nor wich Law objected to Cole’s visits to his house and warned him to stay away A fight followed and Law was arrested leaving Cole with a fractured skull and critical condition

Atica N. Y John Cole Norwich Herbert A. Law Cole Law

Bath costs and a radium anklelet mishap at hospital

Mrs. Gnacneki in Chicago visited St Mary's hospital for a bath and forgot to remove a radium ankle bracelet. When she pulled the plug the costly radium device, valued at $12,000, was released into the bath.

Chicago Mma Gnacneki St. Mary’s Hospital

Thanksgiving musings mix with 1920s public notes in scattered text

A fragmented collection references Thanksgiving timing, public safety, and policy debates. It touches on sugar grafts, protection from crime, aging tobacco effects, and a stray ad about a used carriage, all framed in a nostalgic, disjointed newspaper voice.

The War Is Not Over by Dr. Frank Crane

Dr. Frank Crane argues that although fighting ceased, war continues as disorder and urges America to aid Europe. He warns against isolation and Bolshevik threats, calling for renewed courage, unity, and relief efforts to prevent Europe’s collapse.

Frank Crane Europe Vanderlip Filene America League of Nations Omeaity Mr. Redfield

Notable deaths on November 29 through history

A historical note lists figures who died on November 29 across years. Includes Clovis I founder of the French monarchy, Pope Clement IV, Thomas Wolsey once favored minister to Henry VIII, and Prince Rupert of the English Civil War era.

Qloria Gaul Lusatia Paria Isle de France Seine Clement IV Guy de Foulques Thomas Wolsey Wolsey York England Julius de Medici Henry VIII Prince Rupert Frederick Bohemia

Grocery Stores in Automobiles Prove Successful in Canton

Canton report details the A R Flory Grocery and Baking Co experiment delivering groceries by motorized stores. The mobile shops are 16 by 6.5 feet, fully stocked daily with an 18,000 pound central warehouse. Delivery costs are claimed lower than in-house delivery. trucks fetch fresh eggs and produce for country districts. The plan aims to extend service to other cities and districts.

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