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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1919
Page
11
Public placard to curb unscrupulous merchants during fleet visit
The special vigilance committee of the retail trade bureau of the Chamber of Commerce decided a placard to protect service men and civilians from unfair practices and high prices. It bears the Chamber emblem and remains committee property. Merchants displaying it become ex officio vigilance members and must report violations. The committee will monitor for unfair practices and may pursue prosecutions. Visitors are urged to report suspected abuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Trade Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Vigilance Committee
Douglas to Talk to Republicans in Meve's Cafeteria
Capt. Malcolm Douglas was to speak at the Young Men's Republican luncheon in Meve's cafeteria at noon Thursday. He recently returned from overseas with the 13th field artillery, serving in St Mihiel Champagne and Argonne offensives and earned the Croix de Guerre with palm and two citations for gallantry. Large steamers to meet the fleet at Pier 3 Friday at 9 am with no crowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Douglas
Young Men's Republican Club
Meve
Douglas
13Th Field Artillery
St. Mihiel
Champagne
Argonne
Minority Report Urges Unqualified Treaty Adoption
Six Democratic foreign relations members presented a Senate minority report supporting unconditional approval of the peace treaty. They counter Lodge’s majority report, condemn reservations as destructive and misrepresenting covenant language. The memo warns delay harms governance and U S gains from a Germany peace, and bolsters the league as the only safeguard against international chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Foreign Relations Committee
Tolay
Senate
Lodge
League of Nations
League
United States
Germany
Military Funeral for ex Yank in Seattle
Walter Don Allison age 24 died of appendicitis at Providence Hospital Seattle. Son of Mrs Fila Allison and the late James E Allison Thurston county pioneer he served as a sergeant with Headquarters Company 361st regiment Slat Division. Funeral services 11 Sunday at Butterworth chapel under American Legion Allied Veterans and Spanish American War Veterans supervision. Interment at Tenino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Don Allison
Fila Allison
Washington
Thug Fires Shots Into Tacoma Café
An unidentified thug fired two shots through a cafe plate glass window in Tacoma on Wednesday night. The gunman fled and authorities believe the shots were aimed at Mrs. Gladys Clemments, the cashier, with a bullet lodging in a sign above her head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Mra
Gladys Clemments
New York Wife's Cafes and Carousing Spark Divorce Suit
Harry Nathan sues for divorce claiming his New York wife frequently frequented cafes, drank and smoked, and caroused so often that he needed an introduction every time they met. The case centers on alleged moral excess and marital breakdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry Nathan
Dr. Ernest V Shayler Consecrated Bishop of Nebraska
Dr. Ernest Vincent Shayler was consecrated to the office of bishop for the diocese of Nebraska on Thursday morning at 10 40 at St Mark's Episcopal church. Bishop H H Gowen officiated at the Holy Eucharist as Episcopal vestments and gifts to the new bishop were blessed. A luncheon followed for attending bishops in the Scottie Rite temple banquet hall. Shayler will preach his last sermon at St Mark's Sunday morning before departing for his new field of service that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Vincent Shayler
Diocese of
Nebraska
St Mark's Episcopal Church
H. H. Gowen
Shayler
Parteh
Sottiah Rite
Dr. Shayler
St. Mark's
Funeral services for Marty Morton in Fremont district
Funeral services for Marty Morton aged 33 a boilermaker who died of pneumonia at the city hospital Tuesday night will be held at the Mileitz Rafferty undertaking parlors in the Fremont district Morton resided at 9645 Sith Ave
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Morton
City Hospital
Mileitz- Rafferty Undertaking
Fremont
Morton
Sith Ave
Army needed 250000 men and universal training urged
Gen Leonard Wood told the Senate military affairs sub committee that an army of 250000 men suffices for the United States and urged universal military training to accompany the regular force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Leonard Wood
Senate
Man Attempts Suicide by Iodine Poison at May Hotel
Stanley Zajanczek a Polish man in a room with his wife at the May hotel 2107 Westlake Ave drank iodine from a two ounce bottle around noon Wednesday. He was rushed to city hospital where doctors said he might live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Zajanczek
May Hotel
Westlake Ave
City Hospital
Burglar Ready to Cart It Away Near Des Moines
Deputy Sheriff George Swain of Des Moines waited for a burglar to return to the Mur phy residence four miles from Des Moines. The house doors had been left ajar during J A Mur phy's Portland absence, interior furniture moved to the center and plumbing fixtures removed and ready for carting. Swain stood guard as the thief delayed a second visit indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Swain
Des Moines
J. A. Murphy
Des
Murphy
Portland
Swain
Wilson critiqued as a “drunken sailor” on spending
Senator Norris of Nebraska accused President Wilson of profligate spending amid high living costs. He criticized the Paris peace conference, travel expenses, and financing of the voyage, while other Democrats defended Baruch and expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dent Wilson
Norris
Nebraska
Harrison
Mississippi
Paris
Biltmore
Barney Baruch
Pomerene
Thomas
Baruch
Adier-i-ka Claims Quick Relief for Stomach Distress
Henry Welp of Lake View Iowa testifies Adier-i-ka stopped stomach pain and gas after the first dose. The ad touts fast relief from sour stomach and bowel cleansing, claiming it empties the alimentary canal and can cure constipation and prevent appendicitis. Swift Drug Co and leading druggists advertise the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Welp
Lake View
Iowa
Adler-ika
Swift Drug Co
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Northwest
United Painless
Elliott
Alonzo O
L. ©. Martin
United Press
Thug
Douglas Shoes
Ess
Arrow
Lisle
UNION
Hart
Schaffner & Marx
Kuppenheimer
Coll
Society
Collegian
Hirsch, Wickwire
Hart, Schaffner & Marx and
Red Front Clothing Co
Corer First Ave
Pine St
Flen
J. Capp
Alco
Nujol Laboratories
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
B' Way
N.Y
Auio
Fuiol
Wilson
Gov
Blanche Rj Az
Pheg-Hron
Marshall Neilan
Rex
Hood
Adier-i-ka
Pacific Fleet
Butler Drug Store
Chamberlain
Holsom
Nyal
FLEET
KODAK
PRC
OUR Mail Order Department
J. P. Chase
James
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