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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1919
Page
5
In this memoir excerpt Ludendorff discusses his early military career, belief in strict discipline, and humanitarian view of an officer corps. He argues that preparedness, universal conscription, and capable leadership would offset numeric inferiority as war loomed.
Victoria October 14 Norman A. Yarrow head of Yarrows Ltd offers a prize of 50000 dollars for the first nonstop flight across the Pacific from Vancouver Island to Japan in a lighter than air machine to be made in Canada and navigated by Canadians.
Evening ad touts Cascarets to banish headaches indigestion and gas. Claiming a pleasant harmless relief that works while you sleep, it contrasts with harsh laxatives and calomel.
The Episcopal church seeks a bachelor to occupy the smallest rectory in America at St. Mark's Tonopah Nevada. Bishop Hunting reports the town lacks beds or housing and notes the vacancy has persisted because no single men remain in the ministry. The plan would add a new rectory as part of Nevada campaign projects.
Peking reports that ambassadors will take over as China’s diplomatic agents in world capitals if the cabinet’s plan is approved. The move shifts senior posts from ministers to ambassadors in major capitals.
Honolulu housewives face a strike by their Japanese help as workers demand increased pay. The action disrupts household services across the city with potential ripple effects on domestic labor.
In For mosa the Japan symbolically called the “Ireland” begins to fuss about the steamship service permitted by the imperial government.
Attorney General Paredes orders all agents to enforce war measure laws against rice hoarding in Manila on October 14.
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