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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1919
Page
6
Eugene E. Kellogg shipyard worker was arrested at 615 E. Pike by deputy sheriffs on a charge of threatening to kill his wife and then commit suicide. A revolver was found in his pocket. Kellogg’s wife, from whom he is separated, said he threatened to send her into another world and himself to heaven. Kellogg reportedly said, I’m sorry now, when arrested.
The ad claims Marmola Prescription Tablets offer weight loss without dieting or exercise, asserting they are harmless and effective at removing the difficulties of losing weight. It directs readers to obtain the product at 864 Woodward Ave Detroit and promises two to four pounds weekly without fear of side effects.
Senator Iliiam Johnson of California charged President Wilson and the league of nations covenant favor Japan in the Shantung question. Johnson urged that the United States must control its own affairs and avoid European entanglements, claiming Wilson and Col. House voted with Japan on Japanese questions.
The Washington State Public Service Commission folded its tent after hearing on gas and telephone issues. It ordered continued service and set 60 days to restore normal gas service. The commission will decide on reparations after briefs in Olympia. The telephone pay phone issues were not resolved in the hearing.
A transcontinental air derby began with 69 planes at 9 15 am local time from New York and San Francisco. The race covers about 6400 miles with 21 control stops, no night flying, and elimination after 40 hours at stations.
Mayor Fitzgerald ordered Police Chief Warren to stop the Wednesday protest parade by any means necessary. Veterans groups and other demonstrators gathered at the mayor’s office to oppose further incarcera tion of political prisoners, but the count showed only 3 285 of Seattle’s 65 000 union workers voted to strike.
Rome reports Britain urged a Fiume settlement and the note was suggested to Secretary Lansing. Tribuna sal says U S pressure may threaten aid to nations not honoring peace conference decisions. Corriere Italia says Washington warned to avoid bad example and settle outstanding issues. Italian circles remain optimistic the incident will end salutarily.
United Press reports five aircraft completed the first leg from San Francisco to New York. Fourteen planes that departed San Francisco for the San Francisco New York air race reached Mather Field, with most already moving on to the Reno second control station.
Betty Wright Curtiss, a Portland chorus girl, declares she loves her husband Billy and will marry who he is. The couple wed last week after her public announcement, while Glenn Curtiss denies the paternity claim. Billy, 27, says his father had him at 14 and vows to support himself with his education.
Amid London dining rooms with diverse nationalities a single restaurant displays a doorway labeled for Japanese Only fueling discussion on race and exclusivity in the city.
The article warns that decayed teeth produce poisons affecting digestion and health. It notes hidden infections around tooth roots can trigger rheumatic pain and other disorders, urging consultation with an expert dentist to diagnose and treat the source of trouble.
A Seattle dental office advertises occupying an entire floor and equipping with modern painless dentistry. It highlights State Dental Board certificates, years of study, and thorough exams as proof of expertise. The firm claims high volume reduces unit prices, offering top quality materials and the lowest prices for the best work.
A binding guarantee states any work done at this office will be corrected if not fully satisfactory. Signed by the operator and by L. R. Clark D D S owner and manager, asserting responsibility. The note adds the business treats as a hobby and equips offices with top sterilizing appliances. Operators wear spotless white uniforms.
A local dentist invites you to call and receive a thorough teeth examination at no cost. The expert will outline needed work and costs with no obligation to proceed, urging timely action for a better set of teeth.
In raids Tuesday and Wednesday, officers confiscated two complete stirs and a large quantity of whisky, grape and mash. They found a still in operation at George Chadwick’s Belle Vue farm, plus arrests of Chadwick and three sons on open charges. A separate still near Bothell led to Berth’s arrest and seizure of mash and grape. Ernest Cattinal and Jack Powell were charged, while the Governor steamer yielded eighteen pints with no arrests.
A New York actress and grandmother, Mrs Mackie, endorses Orlex powder as a home hair dye. She claims it instantly darkens gray or faded hair to black brown or light brown and lasts for months without rubbing off or leaving a greasy feel.
James Rowan an I W W leader released on bond from a Chicago penitentiary sentence is delivering a series of addresses in Spokane. Police officials monitor his activities as clerks in Justice Court receive a higher monthly wage than officials. Butter prices rise to 66 and 67 cents a pound at wholesale in Portland marking a record high.
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