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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1916

Page

4

Daggett Case Prompts Partisan Debate and Economy Critique

The Daggett Case prompts Republican and Democratic exchanges over a $200 discrepancy in expenses charged by Floyd Daggett, with critics accusing bias in accounting checks. The piece urges nonpartisanship, cites Will E. Humphrey’s travel expense vote, and broad calls for accountability beyond party lines. It also discusses rag shortages and wartime economic strain, urging rag picking as a civic duty.

Daggett State Bureau of Inspection Floyd Daggett State Industrial Insurance Commission L. D. McArdle United States Will E. Humphrey

Keep Boys on the Farm and Rag Bag Reflections

A rag bag piece argues safety and urban waste removal, then shifts to Borge Washington’s view of farming. It stresses keeping boys on the farm as a national issue, praising agriculture and rural credits while warning against urban drift and economic slavery in Europe.

Taylor American Writing Paper Manufacturers’ Association of Boston National Association of Waste Material Dealers In Convention New York Secretary of Commerce Borge Washington Old World Europe United States

Frogs and yawns spark a quirky local column mix

A fragmented column riffs on frog concerts at Humphrey’s post office and yawning myths, then shifts to civic notes about Washington crew racing, local officials, and a stray jab at the death penalty with a wink at musical basses.

Calves and farm life on a Yonkers country visit

A narrator visits grandparents near Yonkers and joins a neighbor boy Tommy to chase calves near the farm. Tommy’s father brings a Brooklyn visitor who misnames the calves, asking if they are “little bullets,” prompting playful farm chatter about names and perches.

N. Y Mundy Yonkers Tommy Brooklyn Grandpop

Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Promote Quick Recovery

An advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a healthful remedy for overwork weakness and various ailments affecting uric acid kidneys gravel bladder and stomach. Claims three capsules daily restore strength with a money back guarantee if not effective, no substitutes, Owl Drug Co sells and guarantees.

Holland Owl Drug Co

Secret Service Man Tracks Bloodless War Plot

Alan Jensen and Kerry Mallabee uncover a scheme by J J Kerrison and her father to counterfeit coin and incite a Canada United States war to force a united English speaking nation. The counterfeit gold stores are uncovered and the plan is foiled with orders to return to Washington.

Whnben Caesar Jensen Varick Secret Service Kerry Mallabee United States Argyle House Vartek Quebec Francis Mallabee State Department Stephen Mallabee Camp Argyle Dominion America England J. J. Kerrison Father Kerrison United States Gold Reserve Canada Altho Washington Lord Cannonquest Chief Hilkle Alan Jensen Hilkie

Camp Argyle Farewell Sparks Love Amid Escape Plans

After Varick’s recovery nears, Alan Jensen prepares to depart Camp Argyle for Quebec. Stephen Mallabee recovers enough to invite Jensen to Montreal, and Kerry Mallabee confesses her love as Jensen declares his own, ending in a heartfelt embrace before departure.

Varick Quebec Alan Jensen Stephen Mallabee Mallabee Ungava Bay Tts Camp Argyle Mallabees Inez Peter Saint Jensen Montreal Stephen Makabee Kerry Mallabee

Henry Ford Endorses Peace Message in Michigan Primaries

Detroit April 8 Henry Ford said Michigan voters chose peace over self interest as he reflected on his victory in the presidential preferential primaries over U S Senator William S Smith. Ford spoke modestly about the win and the tone of the campaign.

Detroit Michigan Henry Ford United States William 8. Smith

Fear of German plots spurs Niagara Falls plant defenses

Fear of German activities is believed to drive the erection of barred wire entanglements around the electric plant at Niagara Falls. The measures are similar to firing line standards and indicate heightened security during wartime.

Toronto Niagara. Falls

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