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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1919

Page

11

Foresters Call for Unified Fire Prevention Policy

The American Forestry Association urges national forest policy action as forest fires cause heavy losses. Charles Lathrop Pack highlights 1918 losses at 28.5 million and eight and a quarter million burned, with annual losses far surpassing new growth. President Wilson viewed fire damage during his Western train tour as motors and campers are urged to join the fight for better forest fire prevention.

The Forestry Association Charles Lathrop Pack American Forestry Association Wilson American Forestry

Auto dealer speeds deliveries by plane from Walker to Lansing

A Milwaukee car dealer sped deliveries by air fleeing to a Lansing factory. He traveled by plane as motor cars boats and trains failed to meet the urgent schedule.

UTO Plane Walker Wis Milwaukee Auto Lansing

Liberty Pole to Rise on Farragut Site at Hastings

Plans are set to convert Admiral Farragut’s former home and Zion church grounds in Hastings Hudson NY into a civic center. A Liberty pole for the A and W Hartford will be erected if the Navy allows use of the ship’s mast. Farragut lived here before the war and Zion church stood on prize money from Confederate blockade runners.

Hastington-Hudson N. Y United Preas Admiral Farragut Zion Church Hartford Admirals Grace Episcopal Church W. W. Fowler Parkeville, & C Horace B. Clute Navy Department Admiral Purragut Franklin D. Roosevelt

Jam Fines Warned as Boys Deface School Room

Sixteen boys in Liverpool were fined after smearing jam on their classroom walls. The act was a revenge for a teacher’s order not to eat jam during lunch hour.

Bitain Liverpool

Germans Start Zeppelin Line Between Berlin and Friedrichshafen

Berlin inaugurates a passenger Zeppelin service marking a postwar revival. The airship route Hambd between Berlin and Friedrichshafen operates every other day with a return on odd days. The craft seats over twenty passengers and carries baggage mail and freight. A second Prague to Bertin line with a Prague stop is planned.

United Press Berlin Ity Mall Germany Friedrichshafen Friedrichshafen- Bertin Hedensee

Women aid ex soldiers clock shop in Huntingdon

In Huntingdon England on October 10 women have started a small institution to train twenty soldiers undergoing hospital treatment in clock and watch repair. The program provides instruction and practical work to help wounded veterans regain skills and purpose while they recover.

Huntingdon England

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