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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1918
Page
4
The Chilean consul general in New York Dr. Castro Ruls said the Chile Peru dispute remains unresolved and no agreement exists. He denied issuing a statement that the controversy was settled and noted a November 26 telegram saying Peru apologized, which Chile did not accept.
United States Marshal seized 11 000 cases of alleged decomposed salmon sent to Seattle by Copper River Canning Co Alaska valued at 100 000. government may destroy it. Mrs Ole Hanson leaves for Spokane to join Mayor on return to Seattle. Mayor Hanson to meet reconstruction leaders. he plans to return Monday. Gatewood Red Cross Auxiliary hosts a card party at Mrs W A Skinkle 7106 35th Ave W Saturday evening December 7.
London dispatch explains how coalition politics in Britain baffles voters as Taft Lloyd George Bonar Law and liberal labor alliances mix with regular party lines. It notes uncertain women and soldiers votes and the impact of wartime policies on electoral support.
After months of inactivity Seattle’s rabbit thief returned Thursday night, stealing 13 New Zealand does from Philip Kent’s rabbitry at 2319 Second Ave. Police say the burglar has previously taken a large buck and Belgian hares, then vanishes for a “gorged state” as danger subsides.
Washington officials said the food administration ban on brewing beer and near beer will stand through December 1. The decision answers inquiries about whether the prohibition had been lifted.
At a city board hearing a dispute arose over Victor Boutain of 906 N 78th St keeping a cow and a hog in his garage. Neighbors argued it would amount to a stable and the board refused the permit, declaring the arrangement unacceptable.
London with N E A report says coal miners will be among the first released from the army. Even before Germany sought armistice steps were taken to meet coal demand. Arrangements call for 2000 miners daily from non top category men in the United Kingdom.
William G. McAdoo told admirers in Morristown he hoped he would not be seen as a presidential candidate. He and his party spent two hours touring railroad facilities during a visit that drew local interest and inquiries.
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