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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1917

Page

12

Seattle Home Furnishers Offer Low Weekly Payments

The Gottstein policy keeps added to account terms for home furnishings amid high living costs. Customers with current accounts may choose items like gas ranges, refrigerators, go carts, lawn tools, blankets, bedding, or other reasonable articles with reduced upfront payments. Sole agents Buck's Union Made stroves and ranges and Pullman revolving seat beds Davenport sets.

Gottstein Buck’s Union Pullman

Mexican Troops Move to Border Amid Border Tension

El Paso reports sudden Mexican government troop movements in Chihuahua Nuevo Leon and Coahuila seen as potential border action despite Carranzista claims they target Villa bandits Officials monitor for signs of raid while Deputy Auditor Hiram Nadeau notes 4200 King County auto owners without new licenses.

EL Paso Chihuahua Nuevo Leon Coahuila Hiram Nadeau King County

House votes to declare war as Rankin votes no

The U S House approved a war declaration by a 373 to 50 vote to enter World War I against Germany. Montana's Jeanette Rankin, the first and only woman in Congress, voted against the measure, while leaders like Claude Kitchin and Mann spoke for and against the resolution as the clock neared 3 a.m.

Congress House Call Germany U. S Wice Jeanette Rankin Montana Marshall Wilson Miss Rankin Kaloer Claude Kitchin House of Representatives Kitchin Myla Mann House

Marmola Prescription Tablets Promise Fat Loss

Prominent fat that shows is a burden and a curb on activity. Take after meals and at bedtime one Marmola Tablet to reduce fat. They’re marketed as effective as a medical prescription. Sold by druggists for 75 cents or direct mail from Marmola Co Detroit.

Marmola Co Woodward Ave Detroit Mich

Marshall Signs War Declaration in Capitol Moment

The wartime act is signed by Vice President Thomas R Marshall after a brief ceremony in the Senate chamber. The signed joint resolution declaring war on Germany moves to the White House, delivered by bicycle messenger, awaiting President Wilson's signature.

Marshall Senate Mirehall Marshill Thomas R Marshall House of Representatives South United States Wilsons Stone Marshal Senate Chamber Baker Capitol White House

China May Dive In War On Kaiser

Chinese minister Dr. Wellington Koo met Secretary Lansing and expressed strong interest in U S war plans. China is said to be considering entering active war, potentially following the United States lead, risking foreign control but gaining higher customs and a seat in postwar arrangements.

Washington Vv. K. Wellington Koo Lansing United States China

Easter Waists Display On Upper Main Floor

Display features smart new waist styles in colors to match suit dress or gown. Fabrics include crepe de chine and Georgette with prices from $5.75 upward.

Elkerene de Chine Georgette

91 German ships in Yankee ports seized in hurry

Seizure of 91 German ships in U S waters, including the Vaterland, with 594 696 gross tonnage, followed passage of war resolution. Marines and bluejackets waited armed while crews were moved to Ellis Island. ships at New London and other ports also seized. Many vessels damaged and may not be ready for immediate use.

Yankee Hoboken N. J V. | Sela Vaterland New York Philadelphia Boston New Orleans Jacksonville Wilmington N. C Seattle San Francisco House New York Harbor Waterland Collector Port Malone Staten Island Ellis Island New London Willehad United States

Three German Ships Seized in Portland Port

Three interned German ships the Dalbek at Linnton the Vinnen at Clifton and the Kert at Astoria were seized by customs authorities early today. The vessels remained under guard of soldiers and deputies.

Portland Dalbek Linnton Vinnen Clifton Kert Astoria

Twenty seven German ships seized in New York waters

In New York Hoboken N J April 6 twenty seven German ships in New York waters have been seized by the government, Collector of the Port Majone announced at 10 15 today as the last of the crews of the ships docked here departed for Ellis Island.

Hoboken N. J New York Port Ma Jone Ellis Island

Two German Steamers Seized at New Orleans

Federal authorities seized the Breslau and Andromedia in New Orleans. Crews were taken to the immigration station pending proceedings.

New Orleans Breslau Andromedia

Buglers and cook needed by SADCO

SADCO calls for two buglers and one skilled cook for the coast artillery unit. Patriotic young men should apply to Capt. E. B. Moore, Third Company quarters, top floor Armory.

Coast Artillery E. B. Moore

Hog market soars to record high prices in Western market

The hog market opened strong up to 16.05 per 100 pounds in East St. Louis with light receipts and heavy demand pushing prices to a record high. Top bids reached 15.96 in Chicago as buyers anticipate continued strength amid favorable conditions. The State Department notes that foreigners who conduct themselves properly will face no property loss in the U.S.

Chicago ST. Louis State Department Washington

Two Washington Men Oppose War In Congress

Two Wisconsin district congressmen C C Dill and Wi La Follette from Cascade mountains opposed a war resolution in the U S Senate early this morning. Dill spoke against it saying war forced on us against our will though he feared political fallout. La Follette admitted a pacifist stance while other Washington delegation members supported the president. A separate note mentions Thaw salmon in Pacific streams observed by H M Smith on a fisheries inspection tour.

Washington D. C C. C. Dill Wi la Follette Cascade Mountains la Follette Bob Follette Wisconsin Dill Pacifig H. M. Smith Uni Stoner

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