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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1919

Page

2

Thunder Ends Slayer Hunt in Hankow China Mystery

A soldier escaped after slitting a gatekeeper’s throat in Hankow. Police traced the crime as thunder boomed and locals claimed divine justice while deeming the killer possibly struck by lightning. The report mixes crime with superstition and stray observations on French cuisine and courtship.

N. BE. A Wuchang China Hankow Mission

Steel strike mediation plan debated by industrial conference

The central committee reported to the full conference without recommendation on a mediation plan for the steel and harbor strikes. A proposed arbitration code would set up boards for major industries and compel arbitration before strikes, with public opinion as a enforcing factor. Judge Gary of US Steel reportedly doubts the plan.

Ralph FF. Couch United Press Washington Central Committee of the Industrial Conference Today Chadbourne Central Committee Wilson Bus Ilness Tiflis New York Harbor Employers Labor Gary United States Steel Corporation

War-time passport ban extended in Congress

Washington October 14 The House Foreign Affairs Committee favorably reported a resolution extending for one year after peace ratification the wartime passport restrictions. Secretary Lansing requested the action citing consular reports of foreign agitators and others waiting at ports to rush to the United States once the ban ends. Plans aim to frame permanent restrictions before the extended period expires.

Washington House Foreign Affairs Committee Lansing United States

She Was Decorated for Service in War

London reports Lady Ampthill formerly Lady Margaret Lygon daughter of the earl of Beauchamp has given five years to war relief work. She served with yeomanry duties aiding Indian forces through entertainment and nursing. She receives the Order of the British Empire for home service and the Crown of India for work among Indian fighters.

London Lady Ampthill Margaret Lygon Earl of Beauchamp Ampthill Great Britain Order of the British Empire Order of the Crown of India

London Faces Frustration with Long Distance Calls

London businesses vent anger at delays in long distance service. One subscriber waited two days for a London to Horsforth connection and even travelled by train after repeated failed attempts. A London motor firm with a country branch says it has abandoned long distance calls, sending a representative by train instead.

London Horsforth Leeds

Cow Killer Vehicle Incident Stuns Bedfordshire Farm

A Bedfordshire cow died after its calf was knocked down in darkness by a vehicle. The cow lay in the road beside the carcass all night. The owner found the animal missing from the barn in the morning.

London Bedfordshire

Calcutta Turf Club Counterfeit Derby Tickets Swindle

London sophists swindled about 500000 dollars through counterfeit tickets linked to the English derby. Crooks mailed tickets to Indian banks to cash them, revealing a long‑running fraudulent scheme tied to the Calcutta Turf Club.

Crooks Calcutta London

Carvings on Fruit Pits by Lonely Mac on Display

W. T. B. Cleary known as Lonely Mac shows a collection of fruit pit carvings at the Art Institute in Chicago. Valued at 25000 dollars the works are said to rival Japanese artistry though Cleary refuses to sell any pieces.

Chicago W. T Cleary Lonely Mac Art Institute

Red Cross Founded in Geneva 1864

The Red Cross originated in Geneva Switzerland in 1864. Its emblem features a white cross on a red field formed by reversing the Swiss colors.

The Red Cross Geneva Switzerland

Sleek Black Rooster Stops Lava Flow at Kilauea

A Hawaii newspaper notes a coal black rooster allegedly halted a lava surge from Kilauea after Hawaiian legends told locals to cast the bird into the flow. Residents recount the 35 year activity spike and a cut volcanic rock wall collapse following a Navy visit.

Kilauea Hila Honolulu Hawaiii Madam Pele Island

Initiative and Diligence Theme Advertises Florence Upsta

A promotional piece urges readers to adopt initiative and energy as keys to success. It extols perseverance and positive attitude, inviting shoppers to the Florence Upstairs Store at Second and Union for fall suits coats dresses and hats.

Florench

Massive relocations shift 75,000 families in New York

About 75,000 families in Manhattan and the Bronx moved to new homes on September 30 and October 1, reflecting a major housing shift in the city.

New York Manhattan The Bronx

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