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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1919
Page
14
Senate leaders debated the peace treaty on November 10 as November discussions continued. Senator Lodge pushed for the end of the agreement amid uncertainty about the treaty’s terms and future ratification prospects.
Christina claims a stormy marriage to GuzZard Chilly ended in cold neglect and hardship. Her attorney Croson filed a divorce complaint citing neglect and provender needs as grounds for separation.
Minnie Blaine Deaver cannot claim diamonds and property from the will of Merry Clay Holt, the murdered Alki grocer. The will was ruled invalid in Superior Court due to lack of witness signatures, a decision upheld by the Supreme Court after her lawyer Robert Tait Hodge argued the case.
In Bacramento on October 18 a waiter named Mike Lech reportedly spent 2000 in currency and two poppy. He says wealth found cannot be claimed at the Gold Field as he heads there, expressing disappointment about ever finding money again.
A 60 year old farmer, George Michand, who had been missing for a week, was discovered dead in a chicken house on his ranch near Lake City along Bothell road. The report notes hemp production in the United States largely comes from Kentucky.
Review notes the four act drama John Ferguson by St. John G. Ervine as a powerful and moving summer presentation in New York. It has run 15 weeks, filling the Playhouse beyond capacity, with a complex clash of faith and judgment set on a North Ireland farmhouse.
The United States fame band of Sam’s minors, the largest jazz band in the world, will headline The Moore next week after being sent to France by order of Secretary Daniels. Led by Ko sign Alfred J. Moore, the troupe has impressed President Wilson and General Pershing on foreign visits. Leona Stephens and Len Hollister present “Out in California,” a musical playset. Eastern vaudevillians Al Lydell, Carleton Macy star in “Old Cronies” with music. Decoration Day in Bucketport Maine frames the action. Also on the bill are Jimmy Save and company with Save the eccentric comedian and Eddie Webber with Marion Rudanov as youthful prodigies.
Advert reads that headaches and biliousness stem from torpid liver and retained waste. It claims Cascarets cleanse the stomach remove sour undigested food and foul gases and carry out all constipation and poisons. One tonight will straighten you out by morning as they work while you sleep.
A medical pitch offers a new asthma method to control symptoms free of charge. It claims effectiveness for long standing or recent cases, hay fever or chronic asthma, regardless of climate, age, or occupation, and urges immediate action with a coupon.
Levy's Orpheum begins a week featuring the musical comedy Good-bye Wild Women with a matinee. The plot centers on a proposed marriage in New Orleans and a lively Frenchman. Lew White and Ert Munt perform humorous bits to entertain audiences.
Julian Hiringe leads a new musical tour named Curtains Up across Australia while nes Henrietta Crossman is set for a new comedy drama The Critical Moment. Addison Pitt of Wilkes Players promises lavish sets and three thousand dollars worth of rugs in The Naughty Wife including a $2600 rug from Fraser-Paterson Co used in act one.
Play Ward promises elaborate numbers led by Laura Vail Pauline Arthur Bob Sandberg Harry Cleveland and Blanche Trelane. Frvesy Sturgis appears with the chorus. Pathe’s Bound and Gagged debuts. The Milani Five and England’s Foremost Rifle Experts headline the Palace bill starting Sunday with Down Melody Lane by Flagier and Malia.
Miami Oklahoma restaurant owners threaten to close unless the health department withdraws a requirement that dishwashing be done in hot water.
London report says H B Irving died Friday from complications after a nervous breakdown. He refused Admiralty voluntary service despite declining health, and that course is cited as causing the illness to take a fatal turn.
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