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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1921
Page
8
The Irish conference adjourned amid reports of a new demand for the immediate release of all interned Sinn Fein prisoners. London dispatches say Sinn Fein pressed for prisoner release, unsettling negotiations as the Irish peace conference opened with a guarded mood.
Premier Lloyd George will attend the arms conference in Washington unless unexpected developments in the Irish situation arise. The visit is reported as authoritative and confirms U K participation in the United States based discussions.
The French cabinet designated Aristide Briand Viviani Sarraut and Jusserand as France's delegates to the Washington arms limitation conference. The appointment comes as talks begin in October.
Dr Schanzer Ricci and Albertini named as three members of Italy's delegation to the limitation of arms conference to be held on a date next month, it was officially announced today.
An official cablegram from Wellington reports Premier Massey of New Zealand has joined the British delegation to the armament limitation conference, with Sir Esom Salmond substituted in at the Vancouver meeting as of October 13.
University Ex service offers an elementary Spanish class taught by Prof. de Solenni. Registration is open. The 15 week course meets Tuesdays and Fridays at 6 pm. Students will converse in Spanish read prose and use basic vocabulary. Further particulars from the office 1044 building or by calling Main.
More than 2,000 guests witnessed the dedication of the $200,000 Catholic Church of the Assumption in Bellingham yesterday. Bishop Edward J. O'Dea and Father Barrett presided, assisted by 90 visiting priests.
Mrs A F Pitt wife of Capt Pitt in charge of Salvation Army corps 2 711 Olive St is known as the pioneer amateur doughnut maker of the West. While in Arizona a ago Mrs Pitt made 2200 doughnuts in one day selling them to raise funds for the Salvation Army.
A diagrammatic claim describes Africa's coastline extending when laid straight as potentially matching or exceeding the circumference of the globe, illustrating the continent's vast shoreline.
Nights are freezing all year around in El Alto Crucero Bolivia while daytime heat remains extreme. The unusual climate pattern highlights persistent cold nights despite strong sun exposure.
Henry Ford declares in Cincinnati that government access to Muscle Shoals could solve unemployment, touting factory work for all. He notes Fertilizer plans for the nitrate plant and says his secretary will discuss the Cincinnati Milford and Blanchester traction line, with an option reportedly held by Ford on the line.
The game description covers multiple innings with hits, outs, and defensive plays. Yankees players Meusel Pipp and Ward contribute key at bats while Giants batters Glante Meuse Snyder and Nehl are noted for hits and outs. The narrative emphasizes pitching and fielding highlights across innings with no decisive scoring in the excerpt.
Two incidents involve riding a roller coaster wagon. Paul Pittack, 10, was cut on the head and bruised after an auto driven by Frank J. Ginger struck the wagon. Ginger took him to Dr. Charles Q. North for treatment. Pittack’s injuries were not deemed serious. A second pair of riders on Montlake Boulevard were knocked from their coaster by a car driven by Ruby Morris but suffered no injuries.
George Claypool and his wife Jennie Claypool appeared before Judge Boyd W. Tallman on Thursday to pursue a divorce and counter accusations of marital misconduct. Each party accused the other of violating marriage vows. They seek custody of their four year old son Blaine, who is affected by the suit.
Washington report confirms Senator Philander C. Knox died from apoplexy at his home just before dinner. President Harding and top officials will attend the funeral at St John’s Church near the White House before his burial at Valley Forge. The Senate adjourned and formed a 17 member funeral committee. A separate note states the foreign-born share in the U S is lower today than since 1869.
Dope and revolvers found on two prisoners charged with cocaine possession. William Harris a bootblack and W Wagner a painter were arrested by Detectives P P McNamee and P Knapp Wednesday night. Harris seized at Seventh and Olive with cocaine 25 small packages narcotic scales a gold watch two lockets and 20 .82 cartridge cases. Wagner arrested at Fourth and Pike with three bundles of drugs a hacksaw two files a revolver and cartridges.
Washington Oct 14 Col William J Simmons imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan defended against a bitter cross examination by the House Rules Committee. The panel weighs whether the klan shall face a congressional investigation. Simmons accused C Anderson Wright of trying to escape responsibility for a string of bad checks drawn on the klan treasury. Wright admitted dis honoring several checks.
Dr. C. Leeda, a Seattle physician back from a European tour, will give a free lecture Thursday evening in Germansia Hall on European conditions.
Two hypothetical questions, about 1500 words each, ask physicians to opine if Edward W. Meyer died of arsenic poisoning based on trial evidence. The inquiry cites symptom history, two post mortems, and chemical analyses showing high arsenic levels. District Attorney Frank Stephan pursues clues in his son investigation into Ben Cheeseman.
A man struck George forcer at Forest View Lumber Co in Auburn injuring his eye. Crain had left eye removed at Auburn hospital. The report ties Mrs Southard to a Pacific Northwest marriage and a later trip to Canada with Cheeseman where he died after marriage. The state seeks info on land assets referenced in marriage claims.
Yardage deal offers heavy all wool fabrics in navy taupe cardinal and marine blue lengths up to 11 5 yards with 85 cent price per yard.
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