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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1919
Page
11
A confusing prompt mentions an offer, payment, and a potential treatment. No clear people, organizations, or locations are identified. Readers should seek full details to understand who is involved and what treatment is proposed.
Karl Kolvy lork, who says he lives in Philadelphia, strolled down a New York street in birthday clothes and caused the neighborhood to blush. He is held for examination as to his sanity by police.
Attorney Thomas R Horner returns to Seattle after three months away on vacation. He praises Seattle life and prospects, notes industrial conditions and predicts a strong future for the United States. In Curry County Oregon spectators prepare for the murder trial of George Chenoweth on September with camping gear as hotel space is limited.
Portland attorney Paul C Dormitter sues city officers and labor leaders including Samuel Gompers Otto Hartwig and BE Stock to prevent Portland police from forming a union under AFL charter. He alleges police connived with pickets from the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers union at nonunion markets. Local police recently received a charter and a pay raise was granted.
Thomas Ward of Pueblo plans to return home after a drink scheme at Denver Union Station leads to a loss of $156. Two men offered him free whisky in a lavatory but fled with his money once he slept, leaving Ward to complain to officers Kremer and Armstrong.
A brief note from an unclear source states that in Arabia horses are valued as a source of fresh meat. No further context or corroborating details are provided.
Sacramento dispatch reports C. L. MacDonald of Omaha killed in a 2:30 a.m. crash when Moran’s car struck the rear of a truck. Mrs Lawrence Rarkovich of San Francisco is seriously injured at the hospital, and Lawrence Moran and Mine A. Andrews of San Francisco are under a surgeon’s care. MacDonald died minutes after the collision. Moran claimed 20 mph and no tail light on the truck.
Peking reports a Chinese effort to counter Japan by building factories and replacing imports with manufactured Chinese goods. An inventory of Japanese imports is under way as Chinese capitalists push domestically produced substitutes.
Palm Beach wedding plans erupt with a prank as Lord Harrowby lookalike appears in a sandwich board. Dick Minot pursues issues around Love Insurance at the Liberty while other theaters showcase Blackie's Redemption at Colonial and Daddy Long Legs at Rex with Mary Pickford in the spotlight.
A garbled OCR listing several film credits and performer names from titles such as No body Home Shepherd of the Mills Wives of Waith The Price of Innocence and Jacques of the Silver North. The readable bits include Dorothy Gah Harold Bett Wright and Eugene O Berem among others with mixed studio mentions Rex Columns Mansion Colonial and Little.
General Ludendorff reveals that Germany fears a combined assault from Holland and Denmark aiding the Allies. The German mastermind’s book on the war will be serialized in newspapers worldwide, starting next Monday in the Seattle Star.
Mary Manning played by Enid Bennett survives a life of hardship in Wisconsin woods with her invalid mother grim grandfather and uncle. Her mother waits eighteen years for the father a derelict and drunkard to return until he arrives for the funeral. Mary sacrifices herself to redeem her father and earns the love of Tom Gale.
It is reported that James Young, ex husband of Clara Kimball Young, who is directing Elsie Janis in her first Selznick picture, will direct his second wife Clara Whipple Young in an upcoming production.
An advertisement features actress Ethel Clayton promoting Derwillo as a simple toilet article for a flawless complexion. It claims Derwillo replaces powder, resists perspiration, and gives a lily white skin with rosy cheeks. The copy urges readers to obtain a bottle at up to date toilet counters.
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