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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1920
Page
12
Seattle voters will hear three proposed city measures before the public safety committees. The traffic code revision limits parking districts, the wiring code is updated, and the building code becomes retroactive for fire prevention. Hearings set for October 6 at noon, October 18, and September 22.
News of the marriage of Dr. Eugene T. Hurd, Seattle physician and chief surgeon of a Russian field hospital in World War I, to Baroness Nella Von Hochstetter, widow of a German nobleman, on August 24 was received here Wednesday. Hurd was decorated several times, including three by the late czar.
Paris reports the marriage of Marshal Henri Philippe Petain commander in chief during the great war to Mme. Harden. Petain had known the bride since she was a child, making a romance decades in the making.
John McKelvy of Seattle was denied a seat at the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers convention in Kansas City on grounds of sympathy with IWW. He was suspended from membership.
Marty W. Bringhurst was elected secretary of the Pacific Coast Association of Fire Chiefs at the Los Angeles election meeting. The appointment marks another honor for the Bringhurst Fire Marshal as he serves in leadership among regional fire service leaders.
Article explains how anemia develops quietly with early signs like fatigue, pale complexion, weight loss, and irritability. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a nonalcoholic remedy and notes the Schenectady based company offers a free booklet "Building Up the Blood" and mail order options for 60 cents per box.
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