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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1919

Page

4

Dock Strike Nears Crisis Amid Navy Move and Talks

Five hundred soldiers were mobilized in New York to unload ships for the United States Shipping Board as a dock workers strike looms. The conciliation commission and Labor Secretary Wilson pressed talks in Hoboken and Philadelphia, with union leaders and officials delaying full return to work as meetings continue.

New York United Prees United States Shipping Board United States Army Hoboken Conciliation Commission Secretary of Labor Wilson Linda 12Th Infantry Washington

Austrian-born Rudolph Swarowsky in jail after grand jury visit

In Oregon on October 20 PD reports Rudolph Swarowsky, Austrian by birth, is jailed after a grand jury visit. He is to be questioned about his wife Nellie a half Indian graduate of a Salem training school in Alaska whom he allegedly choked and threatened with a dangerous weapon.

Ore Preas Rudolph Swarowsky Grand Jury Nellie Waty Salem Alaska

Tokyo Foreign School Opens With Large First-Day Attendance

The Tokyo foreign school opened Monday reporting total enrollment of 4, with 63 in primary grades and 721 in the high school section. Parents attended the opening exercises where H. B. Benninghoff presided, and speeches were delivered by F Struthers, acting chair of the board of trustees, and W. E. Hoffsommer, chairman of the educational committee.

Ed Press Tokyo H. B. Benninghoff F Struthers Board of W. E. Hoffsommer

Round Table Fate Wavering at Industrial Conference

Washington observers report the national industrial conference in gridlock as delegates wrestle over collective bargaining. Employers resist outside labor representation while labor and public groups push for approval. Judge Gary of United States Steel returns with a strategic statement.

Washington Lane Think Gary United States Steel Corporation New York

Advice to Vera on self support and career independence

A mother writes to her daughter Vera urging independence beyond marriage. She endorses pursuing acting writing teaching stenography or office work with thorough training and strong effort to ensure future financial security and self reliance. The letter emphasizes choosing a demanding path, avoiding half hearted effort, and aiming for success.

Vera Kitty

Roosevelt Memorial Drive Raises Seattle Toward National Fund

Seattle teams with other cities to raise part of a 5 million dollar fund to honor Theodore Roosevelt. Seattle seeks 40000 dollars, Washington 100000, campaign ends October 27 with a Metropolitan Theatre meeting. Funds may buy the Toonevelt home, Sagamore Hill grounds, and support an educational endowment to promote Rooseveltian Americanism. Committee includes B. Pinneo and several judges and civic leaders. The King County executive group lists Loren Grinstead as chairman and Mayor J. P. Smith among others.

United States Seattle Theodore Roosevelt Seatle State of Washington Laula I. Mart Han Roosevelt Metropolitan Theatre Toonevelt Sagamore Hill Oyster May National Park BK. D. Pinneo Henry Surzalio Frank B. Cooper KR. H. Parsons Jeremiah Neterer Alfred Battle J. K. Chilberg James W. Reynolds George J. Walker A. Ti. Stewart J. ¥. C. Kellogg Thomas ¥. Murphine Carl B. Closen Daniel Landon Clark Nettleton Thomas Burke Harold Preston Mra W. H. Lyon King County Loren Grinstead W. J. Coyle H. O. Stone Ralph FP. Loomia A. A. Hisedolph Kent C. M. Hall Auburn J. P. Smith Inaa

Hobo Claims World Record On King Albert Train

Jack Wallace a 26 year old hobo rode the king of Belgium's special train from Albuquerque New Mexico to five miles out where he was set off He says he beat his way on a king's train in the United States and notes detectives rode the top to Albuquerque He was not arrested King Albert drove the engine from Lamy New Mexico toward the Colorado line with two locomotives pulling the Santa Fe train for the first time in the railroad's history

Albert LA Junta Col United Press Jack Wallace Hobo Wallace Belgium Albuquerque N. M United States King Albert Lamy Colorado Line Los Angeles Kansas City Santa Fe

State campaign leadership named for association

Quabh Lafromboise Enumclaw Harold Weeks Renton and W R Nichola of Snoqualmie are listed with the state campaign headed by W H Cowles of Spokane and Frank C Jackson of Seattle as state director C B Willa as state vice chairman and J P M Richards of Spokane as state treasurer for the association.

Quabh Lafromboise Enumclaw Harold Weeks Renton W. R. Nichola Snoqualmie W. H. Cowles Spokane Frank C. Jackson Seattle Willa Association

Beewax and paraffin Cubettarte From Chinese Wax Deposits

A cubettarte for beeswax and paraffin is obtained in China from wax deposits of an insect living on ash trees.

China

Donaldson Second in Mineola to San Francisco Flight

Capt J o Donaldson piloting a single seat 8%5 airplane arrived at Roosevelt field Mineola at 1030 a m completing the Mineola to San Francisco endurance flight returning. He is the second aviator to finish this route after Lieut B W Maynard who arrived Saturday afternoon. Rawlins Wyoming reports Lieut Queens arriving on his westward return at 847 20 a m and leaving at 917 40 a m with Capt L H Smith also arriving and departing shortly after.

New York J. O. Donaldson Roosevelt Field Mineola San Francisco B. W. Maynard

Distance walked by New York City population in a day

A historical note estimates that if the entire New York City population walked for 24 hours non stop the total distance would reach from Earth to Mars. The comparison highlights the vast scale of collective human movement across a single city.

New York City Earth Mars

Indifference at Florence Upstairs Store Ad

Public customers faced with indifferent service are urged to seek better treatment. The Florence Upstairs Store at Second and Union highlights promises to please shoppers and save more on fall suits coats dresses and hats.

Florence

Bolsheviks in tight hole as Petrograd siege deepens

Dispatches report Petrograd under heavy Bolshevik pressure with Yudenitch’s forces near the city and a destroyed Tosna railway bridge cutting Moscow links. Ligovo reportedly captured nine miles from Petrograd as Bolsheviks prepare strong defenses in ten sections. Kolchak seizes Liski railway hub while Shkuro takes Grafskaya junction.

Petrograd Yudenitch Helsingfors Gatchina Tosna Moscow Copenhagen Ligovo Copenhagen Tidende Heval Admiral Kolchak

U. S. Seeks Confirmation on Russ Fate Reports

The state department works through its agents in Russia to confirm or deny conflicting reports on the fall of Petrograd and Kronstadt. A brief Finnish army dispatch claimed their capture by the Northwestern government, but American sources near Petrograd reported no corroboration.

Washington State Department Russia Petrograd Kronstadt Viborg

Vatican Stands on Nero’s Garden Site

The statement places the Vatican on land once part of Nero era gardens where Roman decadence and wild debauches were held, noting a historic association between sacred space and ancient excess.

Vatican Nero

Boldt's French Pastry House Adopts Uptown Downtown Address Swap

A brief classified note indicates Boldt's French Pastry Shop lists locations at Uptown 1414 3d Ave and Downtown 913 2d Ave as the business adjusts its addresses.

Boldt Uptown

Aha Lucky 25 Co ed Mystery Berkeley

Berkeley October 20 UC girls check freshmen’s looks to find physically perfect men The unnamed professor in charge of the men's gym refused to publish names citing war training brought more physically fit students at campus Victoria Nyanza noted as Africa’s large freshwater body after Lake Superior

Berkeley Cal University of California Kleeberger Kleebebrger Victoria Nyanza Africa Lake Superior

Middleton and Swengon Lumber Exchange Ad

Muck and Co at 905 Third Ave advertises services for Middleton and Swengon Lumber Exchange Building Nichol the Tailor on Third and Columbia with location cues and shop references.

Middleton & Swengon Lumber Exchange Bldg Muck & CO Third Ave Nichol the Tailor Columbia

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New York Marine Lines Baker Hylan Laison Paul Vaccarelli James L Fred. Toppic the Marine Ian Gir Hales J Tokyo Foreign School Labor Ralph F. Couch United Preas National Industrial Conference Thority White House Executive Mansion John Ferguson Daughter Kitty Gordon T. R. Memorial Drive King’s Donaldson DERBY Anies Union U. S U. of C Portland East Pine St Tel East Mr. Grattain Seattle Merchant Tailors’ Exchange Journeymen Tailors’ Union Rathenburg CO Second Ave the Fashion Tailors Union St Craton the Tailor First Ave Brady the Tailor Oxford Tailoring CO N. M. Pinella S. B. Pruchansky EB. Pine St Regal Tailors Seattle Custom Tailors Marion St Seren & Baldridge Stetson System Stone Brothers Cherry St Stone the Tailor J. D. Tracie Union Tailors United Tailors F. White L. C. Smith Bide Wold & Co, Seaboard Bldg E. C. Alt 209 University St J. M. Cunningham Everett Natela CO Leary Bldg Frost & Seynes Louis Gross House OF Irving Columbia St Imperial Tailoring CO Cc. H. Kalmans Kane WM. Kuist Leary Theo T. Leman American Bank Bldg D. M. McCartney & Son Fourth Ave McGrath Brothers Walker Bldg McLeod the Tailor J. Micheals Burke
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