High School Breezes and School Events Preview
The outpour includes student editor notes on 11 weeks left in the term, senior and junior plays, class days, and a junior-senior banquet. Reports cover report cards, holiday use, thrift stamps, and upcoming student activities plus a surprise 17th birthday party at the Great Northern club house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Club
Clifford Hagler
Clif
Jacobsen
Ormette
Virginia
Red Cross
Leavenworth
Seattle Letters Preview Bitter Labor Political Clash
The Seattle Letter section outlines a coming mayoral race pitting organized labor backed candidate Bradford against Hanson a law and order rival. It notes Gill’s defeat and Labor's growing influence from shipbuilding, plus a separate wartime note on Charles Hathaway’s dispatch about Navy life and a soldier’s letter describing camp life and hard conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Hanson
James Bradford
Bradford
Organized Labor
Gill
Seattle
Hanson
Law and Order
Chas. Hathaway Hampton Roads
Mamma
Kiddo
Sam
Classroom Snippets Quietly Reveal Student Frustrations
In a school scene, Miss Cole probes Iva on French trouble while Eleanor names post Civil War inventions. Howard quips about translating a poetic line, and Frances lists essentials for home cooking with humorous bluntness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Meier
Howard
Anderson
Frances
Lost and Found column items on campus
Lost and found notes report a powder puff between the side door and gymnasium with owner to claim at the office. A hairpin was found in Lloyd Brown's pocket with owner to apply at the library at 2 o clock next week. Another wire hairpin found in use with owner Bruce Smith. Lost in English class by Theo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Brown
Bruce Smith
Theo
Minnesota Socialists Push Recognition of Bolshevik Russia
The Minnesota socialist group passed a resolution urging immediate U S recognition of the Bolshevik government in Russia. A proposed plan to recruit a Volunteer Army of socialists to aid the Russian revolution was defeated amid harsh critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Russia
United States
Germany
You and
Global WWI Trade Shifts In 1917 Outpace 1913 Totals
In 1917 world trade rose to about twenty five billion dollars, led by the United States at nine billion and Great Britain at seven billion. 1913 totals for these nations stood at four and a quarter and five-point seven five billion respectively, while Central Powers trade halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Russia
Canada
Japan
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Iva West
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Virginia Tales
Derairig Assole
Edward Ritchie Sophmores
Boom Dineatatianwits
Marie Swartz
Dorothy Bresch
Joe Smith
Wenatchee
Joe
Reds
Wenatchee High School
Ivan LaFrench
Springdale High School
Dore Kuch
Macbeth
Red Cross Room
Philoma- 2
Ferrell
Titus Bergor
Gladys Pinch
Theodore Kuch
Elna Elliott
Girls’ Glee Club
Fred Bracy
Sam Burgess
Minnie Bracy
Gladys
Gladys Pinchthian Literary Society
Gebsee
Minnie Rust
Edna Barclay
Helen Blankenship
Patty Hanslope
Lawrence Schobell
Lyle Gowing
Washington Star
Social
Osborn
Wenatchee Daily World
11Worth
Enworth Boys
Leavenworth Boys
Hagler
Smith
Ritchie
B. Smith
Hartman
Virginia Teles
Sporting
Edward Ritchie
Seatle News
Sound Metropolis
Clarence Reames
Portland
U. S
Reames
Uncle Sam
Washington
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Fred Moss
Dairyman’s Association
Moss
Charles
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Novo Engine
Doelle Hdw. Co
Cashmere Wash
Mr. Farmer
Great Northern Lumber Co
Leavenworth, Wash
Wenatchee Milling Co
Wenatchee, Wash
Postoffice
Harrington Milling Company
P. A. Snyder
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