Wilson Answers Ireland Self Determination Questions
President Wilson discusses the Ireland case and self determination under the league covenant in San Francisco. He says the peace conference had no jurisdiction over Ireland and emphasizes a forum for all peoples to raise issues affecting peace and freedom. Labor bodies submitted further questions about the league and Shantung rights, with answers forthcoming.
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How Fat Actress Was Made Slim
A short informercial claims Marmola Prescription Tablets help actors shed two to four pounds weekly. It promotes buying Marmola Tablets for weight loss at $1 per large case or via mail order from the Marmola Co. The ad asserts harmless results and urges trial.
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Fiume Seizure Plot Linked to Venice
Reports from London say Gabrielle d Anunnelo’s seizure of Fiume was organized in Venice. Venice’s prefect was dismissed, Fiume remains isolated, and six artillery regiments were about to join the raiders but returned to their post.
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Venice
Spruce Graft Charge Made Against War Officials
Lieut. Eugene J. Kerrigan testifies before a congressional subcommittee alleging graft related to the Spruce division. He cites telegrams and letters from General Ericee FP Disque era and a purported Oswald Weert telegram. Evidence includes a 25 percent profit note and day-book entries listing McCullough and U. C. payments. Kerrigan traveled from Portland with seized papers for Washington review.
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Seattle Woman Hurt by Boulder in Lake Louise Climb
Miss Margaret Caughey of Seattle was struck by a falling boulder on her left leg while mountain climbing at Lake Louise in the Rockies. Rescue took three hours and she was later brought to Vancouver and boarded the Seattle bound steamer.
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Salvation Army Feeds 9000 Through Industrial Home Work
Nine thousand meals were distributed by the Salvation Army Industrial Home at 1002 Ninth Ave since the year began. Maj. Joseph Faulkner reports thousands of dollars worth of waste materials were renovated and given to Seattle’s needy. The Opportunity Week drive aims to raise 250000 for Salvation Army in Seattle October 6 to 13, led by Elks committee chair W. H. Kiepper.
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Constitution Day Observed in Seattle Schools
Wednesday marked the birth anniversary of the U S Constitution observed in Seattle schools with assemblies at 9 am. Speakers included Rev M A Matthews at Broadway high and Prof F E Meany at Lincoln, Carl Croson at Queen Anne, Roy Campbell at Franklin, Senator George P Lamping at Ballard, and Alfred H Lundin at West Seattle.
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Hoover Receives Rousing Welcome in New York Banquet
Herbert Hoover, introduced as a man fit to steer the ship of state, was cheered at a New York banquet by the American Institute of Mining Engineers. He avoided comments on the introduction and spoke on European conditions, stressing Europe’s reliance on America for food, credit, and democratic development.
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Freckle Lotion Makeat Home From Lemon Juice and Orchard White
A home remedy blends lemon juice with Orchard White to create a freckle and tan lotion. Squeeze two lemons into three ounces of Orchard White to yield a quarter pint of skin beautifier. Apply daily to face neck arms and hands for clearer softer skin. It is gentle and inexpensive.
Saionji Denies Japanese Imperialism Motive
Premier Saionji at the Imperial hotel rejects claims of militaristic aims, insisting Japan seeks international peace. A Seoul dispatch reports a bombing suspect arrested in Kal Song and that Korean students fail to return to school, with school attendance at 6 percent.
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Bulgarian Treaty Finally Approved
Paris September 17. The supreme council of the peace conference definite ly approved the Bulgarian treaty and will hand it to Bulgarian delegates at the French foreign office Friday morning. No ceremony will accompany the event.
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Chinese Declare Peace With Germany
The Chinese government issued a mandate dated September 15 declaring China to be at peace with Germany, the state department was advised yesterday.
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China
Germany
State Department
Galveston 1900 Disaster Recall Flood and Loss
A remembered hurricane flood struck Galveston on September 8 1900 killing between four and six thousand people and leaving the city homeless. The wall of water submerged the Gulf port wrecking public buildings and triggering looting and disease with massive property losses estimated above fifty million dollars.
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Huns Believe In Their Army
Capt Malcolm Douglas of the A B F told Municipal League members at Meves cafeteria that Germans accepted defeat quietly. He noted German war crosses and trophies were sold after the armistice, with steins bearing scenes of American soldiers bayoneting Germans. The public believed American troops unbeatable and blamed internal troubles for war’s end.
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Seattle
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Meves
Lumberjack to Get War Cross for France Service
Joseph J. Le May, a lumberjack who endured shrapnel and poison gas in World War I, is wounded in a Kent lumber camp when a tree falls. He has broken ribs and a fractured back but will be decorated in hospital with the D. C. and the Croix de Guerre for distinguished service with the 864th Infantry near Belfort Fontaine, France.
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Kent
Seattle
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Body of Chico man found in Palm Hotel ruins
The body of Mike Martin of Chico was discovered this afternoon among the ruins of the Palm hotel, which burned last night. Martin had arrived in Redding a week ago from Chico.
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