The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 5, 1920, Page 8

PAGE 8 THE SEATTLE STAR-—-MONDAY, APRIL 5, 1920. FRENCH TO TAKE NEW GERMAN CITIE PROBING DEATH ——— Pp Kapp) STEP TOWARDS Ore Fc te CHIGAGO PLANS OF NAVAL MAN cc" TEUTONS BREAK TREATY (HERES UNEWWARTAKEN 22720000" MARTIAL LA Veteran Found Dead in iin, ve “| Switchmen’s Strike Imperi Portland House ting £0: er oe Food Supply p IN FORBIDDEN TERRITORY lies Mason, Discussing * French Plans ; A Moen rar. arcd 2, wan fond Marshal Foch and Millerand Hold Con-! | Papas wae meupeet dead thi « Cleaner Explodes, | NEW YORK, April 6France } stairs lea " the first step ' Brottiar, who | is believed tc natural causes Worker Is Burned ference—Allies Are Notified J, Bes, 441 . tt BY HENRY Woop | WASHIN PARIS, April 5.—French oc | United sta him some tim w on eve : ' Deputy Coroner “ vs which ; ; eye ted nin ites are i J the net in viobe. ’ : eer pe. pel tlon of the treaty of Versailles, net : Crisis in New York rs ge ‘As honc will not bo carried out before how far French 5 e 7 M on ins 7, it was learned here to- ° y arine Strike Due vi navy, dated Tsland, found amor Inge, does not show ar throat trouble, accor police, W YORK, Ar trike of New Y n was mage at a ce n Premier Mille DPR vol Fata ha dil, Tha (de pibs|srom the tantpoiot ot coma _ , Doesn't hurt! 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