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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1919
Page
12
State and local police clashed with about a dozen strikers in Clairton near Pittsburg as workers headed to steel plants. Police fired back, three men were captured with emptied and reloaded guns, no fatalities reported. Bethlehem Steel plans across PA and MD eyed for potential work stoppage.
Water will be shut off from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday on 24th Ave West from West Andover to West Genesee Street and on West Genesee Street from 23rd Ave to 4th Ave. The outage affects residential blocks as crews perform maintenance.
London report says a Gateshead old miner charged with attempted death by own action admitted drinking 4 glasses of rum in one hour. Authorities note the startling intake as part of the case details.
Fi at denial of complicity is offered by Fd Hagen in a Seattle federal trial of seven men charged with breaking into a customs warehouse and stealing 1717 bottles of liquor on March 29 and 30. Hagen says he was with Dick Russell and Jim Morrison at the time and denies involvement. others testify to a card game alibi.
Gompers testifies that steel firms colluded with shipping companies to import foreign workers and wage an espionage campaign to crush unions. He cites detectives, informers, and raids on meetings, urging independent inquiry and possible arbitration to end the strike.
Several hundred Star newsboys and route carriers will attend a show at Alex Pantages theatre on Third Eve. They will meet in front of The Star office at 8 p.m. and march as a group to the venue for a special guest event.
London reports the River Jordan as the world’s most crooked, wandering about 220 miles to cover 60 miles of distance. The piece notes a defense counsel denial and questions Ed Carey’s confession validity against co defendants.
The ad urges immediate action on decayed or missing teeth and warns of health risks from poor dental care. It promises an absolutely binding written guarantee, top materials, and services by registered dentists of the highest standing in Seattle, asserting readers will not regret a visit.
President Wilson cut short a Kansas trip due to illness after forty speeches since September 3. He rode trains between stops, praised by aides for fresh air treatment and rest, with Dr Cary Grayson prescribing recovery measures. Mrs Wilson remained at his side as doctors monitor his condition.
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