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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1916

Page

4

Is Uncle Sam's army big enough to suit you

A story from Washington outlines the United States Army after congressional increases, detailing total strength of 121,665 officers and men, with 101,033 in line fighting forces and 20,000 in noncombat departments, plus salary scales for officers and enlisted men.

Sam Washington, D. C United States Congress Bureau of Insular Affatra Ordnance Department Medical and Recruiting Departments United States Army Cavalry Coast Artillery Field Artillery Infantry Uncle Sam Coast Artillery Corps

Williams to Speak at Clean-Up and Paint-Up Week Event

The Consumers' League hosted a Friday afternoon event at 2 p m in the Henry building Manufacturers' exhibit to celebrate Clean-Up and Paint-Up week. The program featured demonstrations music contests and talks with Mrs M A Porter as guest of honor and W H Paulhamus as principal speaker alongside local civic leaders and club figures.

Consumers’ League the League Henry Building M. A. Porter Mesdames A. J Goddard T. A. Taggart R. B. Kittredge D. M. Johnson K. B. Riley Lincoln Davis T. J. Clonts M. J Carrigan Frances A. Roberts G W. Bryant John de Graaf W. A Kinney City Federation of Women's Clubs Manufacturers’ Auditorium H. A. M. Bonnar The Federation of Women's Clubs

Gill Gets Change in Federal Cases

Federal agents had been detaining Chinese suspects without warrants in the city jail. Police Chief Lang issued an order stopping the practice after a habeas corpus writ forced release and city costs. Mayor Gill threatened damages against the city, prompting Lang to bar federal agents from arbitrary arrests.

Lang Gill Langforthwith

Big Contract Awarded For G N SnowSheds

Grant Smith & Co. awarded a contract to place 10,000,000 feet of timber in snow sheds to be built over the Cascade divide by the Great Northern. Henry McPhee of Seattle handles the roof and back walls for another section. St. Paul contractors to do the larger portion. Bids are being received there. Star Want Ads notes land bargains.

Grant Smith & Co Cascade Divide Great Northern Henry McPhee Seattle St. Paul Contractors

Auto Wreck Kills Woman as Eight Are Injured Near Kent

A Pacific highway collision near Kent leaves one dead and eight hurt after three cars collide at 6 20 p m One victim is Mrs Minnie Hogue a Puyallup nurse The injured include Mrs Wm Ryan and Mrs 5 E Sanders plus Tony Berens George Berens Geo W Ninemire and Fred Beeler Names and injuries are listed with details of skull fracture and internal injuries The Beeler car headed to Seattle was struck after Ryan tried to pass a vehicle driven by A Gianetti causing the pile up

Pacific Highway Kent Minnie Hogue Puyallup Wm. Ryan Tacoma E. Sanders Thomas Tony Berens Gardenville George Berens Geo. W. Ninemire Montesano Fred Beeler Berens

Baby Killed As Auto Hits Horses on Westlake Avenue

An infant, John, 20 months old, riding with Allen R. Glenn 23 W Galer Sr., died after a wagon tongue struck him when a car collided with a team of horses on Westlake Ave and Mercer St. The driver and mother survived injuries from a prior mishap the previous day.

Allen R. Glenn W. Galer Sr Westlake Ave Mercer St John

Mothers Cheer Army Training in Centralia Assembly

Mrs H D Weeks of Seattle spoke to the sixth annual Washington Mothers Congress and PTA session in Centralia about a new military physical training program for Ballard high school boys. M J Layhue urged improved teacher standards, and State Land Commissioner Savidge warned against turning churches into snow places while discussing child responsibility.

Centralia H. D. Weeks Seattle Washington National Mothers’ Congress Parent-Teacher Associations Ballard High School M. J. Layhue Savidge

Fiske Declined Chance to Testify Again

Chairman Padgett of the House Naval Committee rejected Rear Admiral Fiske’s request to appear again and contradict Secretary Daniela, saying there is no reason to reopen the matter.

Washington Padgett House Naval Committee Fiske Daniela

Spring Sunshine Garden Tools and Prices Listed

The notice lists pruning shears tree pruners sprayers spray solutions garden hoes rakes trowels shovels spades and spading forks with long and short handles. Prices range from a few cents to several dollars in the housewares section.

Ten stylish hand bags offered at 3.75

Ten bag styles in Pin-seal Pin-morocco and goatskin leathers priced at 3.75 each. Many feature metal frames or leather covers with two compartments including purse and mirror. Damaged text notes attractive values at the new floor display.

Ing Milan

Clues Emerge In Murder Case At Westlake Ave

Reporters trace hints from neighbors to an apartment house linked to the grisly murder of two elderly sisters. A man who stayed there, the alleged watchers, and three men seeking a room near the scene draw detectives' scrutiny as authorities pursue an inside job theory.

Moe D. Coleman Albion Mra. Fouts Tennant King Westlake Ave

Tommies Camp in Garden of Eden

An officer in Mesopotamia reports from his camp describing a nearby riverfront tree with yellow beans and feathery leaves called "The Forbidden Tree" by T Atkins. The area, dubbed "temptation square," features Arab boys selling cheap cigarets and tinned milk while a hummingbird with stripped feathers is noted nearby.

London Mesopotamia Garden of Eden T. Atkins Temptation Square

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