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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1919

Page

22

Seattle Reds Gain Liberty

New York daily report says twelve Seattle radicals arrested last winter for an alleged bid to overthrow the city government are now at liberty after parole terms set them to appear when wanted. Deportation warrants issued March 17 remain unsettled as Ellis Island officials delay action until January 1. The radicals drew riot sympathy in New York on arrival, while a hunger strike at Mille Island continued as hearings open.

New York United Preat Seattle Liberty Congressional Committee On Naturalization Yg Ae Fallis Island Raker California Thow Ellis Island Department of Labor Department Ellie Leland Congressional Comunittes United States Mille Island Frederick ©. Howe Congressman Baker

Deli Pudding Can Explosion Hospitalizes Woman

San Francisco reports a can exploded while heating a deli pudding, injuring Mrs. George Taylor and sending her to the hospital. Other briefs note streetcar-ad sermons in Wilmette, Scranton marriage plans, a Des Moines tale of a $10 cent piece, New York law clients, Los Angeles farm bureau on water and milk costs.

San Francisco George Taylor Los Angeles Farm Bureau

Palace Hip Opens With Fashion Show Like Acts

The Palace Hip bill features The Seven Russells with a snappy minstrel act and acrobatic dancer. Bayle and Patsy present Ata Boy, Arthur Abbott leads Birthday comedy, Fred and Dorothy Norman juggle, sing and dance, Hendry and Bradley perform, Vim Beauty and Health showcase stunts, and The Littlest Scout photo play highlights Roosevelt Boy Scout troop with an aeroplane flight.

Arthur Abbott and Company Fred Dorothy Norman Hendry Bradley

Autoists Keen to Learn Facts at Seattle Lecture

A large crowd filled the Automobile Club of Western Washington headquarters in Seattle on Tuesday evening for the first free lecture on motor problems. More than 100 motorists could not enter. George W. Muench of the Seattle Engineering school led the session and promised next Tuesday focus on "The Gasoline System."

Seattle Motorista Seattle Automobile Club of

Two Boys Accused of Kidnapping Girls in Idaho

Lewiston Idaho November 28 two boys Steve Halverson and Millard Price are under arrest charged with kidnapping two girls Mary Evans and Inez Platt. The girls had been detained in a hospital on a delinquency charge and escaped Tuesday afternoon. They allegedly spirited the girls away in an automobile.

Lewiston Idaho Mary Evans Inez Platt Steve Halverson Millard Price

New Washer Uses Suction to Pull Clothes from Hot Water

A novel home appliance claims to automate laundry by using a suction mechanism that removes clothes from hot water. The device operates without manual handling, suggesting safer, faster washing cycles.

Five Injured in Frisco Waterfront Rioting

Five men were injured early today as strikebreaking stevedores and union sympathizers clashed on the San Francisco waterfront near Pier 41 to Mer 21. Bricks stones and clubs figures in the melee. police arrested one man for assault with a deadly weapon. None seriously hurt.

Frisco San Francisco Fve Pier 41 Mer 21

Folding Props Support A New Stepladder Stand

Props extend from both sides to grip a new stepladder firm during use and fold flat against it when idle.

Wealthy man seeks to repay old Seattle debt and find trunk owner

A Seattle man once left his trunk with a local boarding house six years ago in exchange for board while seeking work. After a family tragedy in Chicago, he later learned of the trunk and now offers to settle the bills and locate the owner, aided by Rev. J Taylor Wright of the Masonic relief and employment bureau.

Seattle G. A. Ramety Rev. Wright

Chittenden Funeral for Clara Mbright Chittenden

Mrs Clara Mbright Chittenden 65 died of diphtheria at 1206 Terry Ave five days after her son Douglas Elbright Chittenden 14. Survived by husband Fred Albert Chittenden. Funeral services set from Home Undertaking Co. Los Angeles area.

Clara Mbright Chittenden Terry Ave Douglas Elbright Chittenden Mra. Chittenden Fred Albert Chittenden Home Undertaking Company

Fragmentary tale of loss and memory in city life

A bereaved man wanders the city unable to recall his lodgings or the landlady’s name. He endures long hardship and a period of near poverty, surviving with great difficulty until a turning moment arrives.

Fashionable blouses feature lace and soutache details

A catalog of moderately priced blouses showcases ruffles, beads, embroidery, and net motifs. Styles include tuxedo collars, lace-edged embroidery, and wide cuffs in White, Flesh, Gray, Copenhagen, Navy, Taupe, Burgundy, Plum, Cerise, and Black, sizes 36 to 46, price 12.50 at The Downstairs Store.

Copenhagen Sto

Funeral services for Puyallup Valley resident Kelley

Funeral services for William J. Kelley 81 a longtime Puyallup valley resident will be held in Sumner on Saturday. He died at home Thursday and is survived by his daughter Miss Mary Kelley of Mail, and three sons John of Frank W. Kelley Sumner Varr C. Kelley Olympia a brother J D Kelley of Ium.

William J. Kelley Puyallup Valley Sumner Kelley Bis Mary Kelley John Kelley Frank W. Kelley Varr C. Kelley Olympia J. d. Kelley Ium

Undefined Fragmentary Source

Fragmentary OCR text discusses electrical transmission principles and applied telegraphy concepts in a historic context. The readable portion references newer orientations and electric transmission methods without clear names, dates, or events.

Downstairs sale lists men’s heavy slip-over sweaters

A concession sale offers men’s heavy slip-over sweaters at seven dollars fifty cents. The ribbed knit features a V-neck with contrasting color at neck, waist, and cuffs in orange on black, cardinal on gray, and cardinal on black. Downstairs stone edition item.

Infants' Bands 35c Attractively Priced At The Downstairs Store

Retail reminder for infants bands priced at 35 cents in sizes 2, 4, 5, 6 and 8. Advertisement notes well reinforced bands offered by The Downstairs Store.

Downstairs Store Sale on Women's Hose

Women’s black cotton stockings reduced to 25 cents per pair in sizes 8 to 10. At The Downstairs Store. Stockings offered in a limited sale with emphasis on affordability and availability.

Women's fleece lined union suits at two dollars

Armth a plenty in these cotton union suits with fleece lining. Ankle length with Dutch neck and elbow sleeves, priced at two dollars. The Downstairs Store.

Dollar-fifty to seventy-five cents fleece union suits sale

Women’s fleece-lined cotton union suits in ankle length with high neck and long sleeves now reduced to 75 cents each. Sizes 34, 26, and 38 only. The downstairs store promotes this bargain through limited stock and a clearing sale.

IZES Dywnstairs

Coats of Broadcloth and Plush Trimmed Garments On Sale

A broad assortment of coats and trimmings appeals to young shoppers with options in broadcloth zibeline velvet cheviot Melton and plush fabrics. Fur and fur cloth trimmings enhance shirted fullness and Empire waists with many button rows. Color range includes maroon blue brown green Copenhagen fawn black and mixes. Prices from 5.75 to 25.00 at the Downstairs Store.

Copenhagen

Corsets and Brassieres Sold At Great Value

Advertises pink coutil corsets in sizes 21 to 26 at 2.00 with elastic gores boning and long skirts. Includes a short figure corset for misses with elastic top and cased skirt. Also offers flesh color bandeau brassieres at 65 cents from The Downstairs Store.

Downstairs Store Offers Boys Wool Cassimere Suits

Heavy wool cassimeres and homespuns assure wear in brown gray and green. Belted styles feature slashers and coats trimmed with mohair or serge. Trousers fully lined with taped seams. Sizes 8 to 17 years. Price 124.50. The Downstairs Store.

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