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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1919

Page

9

Davis Seeks Divorce After Army Fight Claim

Davis seeks divorce from Ralph I Davis in a case noted as a marital dispute. He reportedly joined the army amid allegations of domestic force involving his wife. Residence listed as 1626 25th Ave.

Davis Ralph I. Davis 25Th Ave Frank Pliskb 25Th Ave. & W Ernest White Bistave S. W Astoria Ore KE. W. White Ernest

Pink Pills for Pale People Featured in Omaha Letter

Mrs Hans Petersen of 3401 Gust Street Omaha describes relief from chills, poor appetite, and fatigue after taking Pink Pills medicine. She claims quick improvement in strength, digestion, and sleep and recommends the tonic as a build up remedy. The advert promises pills 60 cents per box with direct ordering details.

Hans Petersen Gust Street Omaha 2 Medicine Co Science

Ratification Debate Plays Out Over Johnson Treaty

Washington October 2 Senators clash over ratification of the Johnson treaty amendment. Johnson pleads for equal voting strength in the league while Hitchcock hints at further moves including a straight ratification vote and pushing Republicans on record against reservations. Many amendments and roll calls are anticipated.

Raymond Clapper Washington Hale Coxcall Senate Foreign Relations Committee Johnson League United States England Canada United States Senate Hitchcock

Demobilization Ceremony at Sonic Lodge Honors Dead Hero

An elaborate Wednesday evening ceremony at the Masonic Temple marked the demobilization of the service flag for Sonic Lodge No. 90 Free and Accepted Masons. Thirty nine blue stars were removed with silver bars while the lone gold star for Corporal Alfred H. Peterson of Co. C 341st Infantry, who died of wounds in the Argonne, remained untouched.

Sonic Lodge No. 90 Masonic Temple Alfred H. Peterson Co. C 341St Infantry Battle of the Argonne

First Joint Meeting of Seattle Groups at Good Eats Cafe

The Seattle Reconstruction Forum and Seattle Commonwealth Club announce their first joint meeting at the Good Eats cafe on Second Ave. Monday evening October 27 at 6 p m. Dr Anna J Reed formerly of Seattle now with the U S Department of Labor will deliver the address.

Seattle Reconstruction Forum Seattle Commonwealth Club Good Eats Wolf's Second Ave Anna J. Reed Seattle U. S. Department of Labor

Palace Hip Opens With Varied Vaudeville Acts

The Palace Hip vaudeville bill opened featuring two headline acts. The Louis Brocades wear colonial costumes and blend piano violin and flute. Clifford Wayne Trio presents singing talk contortion and pantomime with a 6 year old papoose. Howard and Lewis perform a singing act. Jere Sanford plays humorous policeman with song whistling and yodeling. Mayo and Vernon deliver comedy songs. Leonard and Wright dance. The feature photoplay is Modern Love with Mae Murray.

Palace Louis Brocades Clifford Wayne Papoose Howard and Lewis Jere Sanford Mayo Vernon Leonard Wright Mae Murray

Ketchikan Igloo Forms Incorporation for Sanitarium

The Ketchikan Igloo of the Order of Pioneers forms an incorporation to build a sanitarium at Bailey Bay hot springs on Behm canal about 75 miles from Ketchikan. They plan a modern establishment to care for all who come.

Ketchikan

Who Opened Door to Japs Not Coast Ye

A letter to the Times argues the Pacific Coast bears blame for Japanese settlement. It claims Eastern rail executives invited Japanese workers 20 years ago and that government actions allowed colonization. The writer cites WWI era loyalties and domestic bonds while urging a firmer stance on rights.

Freeman the Star W. R. Williams the Times Pacific Japan Roosevelt Washington Red Cross

Bets Se Go Buy Fate Ba French Pas

Uptown Avenue town section sketchy OCR notes a location at 013 44 Ave. Unclear names or events followed by a terse instruction about purchases and fate.

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