Patriot rally sermon by Rev Carter H Jones rings with unity
Rev Carter Helm Jones of First Baptist Seattle delivers an Americanism filled address at the Arena. Thousands applaud as he speaks of national unity from Maine to San Diego and the resolve to stand against militarism. He praises allied culture and calls for steadfast support of the war effort.
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Women Show Patriotism in War Time Seattle Impressions
In Seattle during wartime, women express patriotism through spring fashion and practical acts. From Easter finery to Red Cross sewing, the city’s citizens confront the war’s presence at workplaces, shops, and parades, while men enlist and rituals of support unfold amid urban life.
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The Markets of a Great City
The Star presents Seattle market listings daily with the cream of local store bargains. The advertising columns showcase best offerings from Seattle’s live stores and promise quality daily selections.
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Seizure of Austrian Ships and War Measures Passed
New York reports Austrian ships in American ports seized after a formal break with Austria-Hungary. Other items include a military bill totaling 2.78 billion dollars for the regular army, an aero squadron appropriation, and a punitive war materials destruction bill with heavy penalties.
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Quiet parade crowd marks costly war vote
A Saturday night parade draws a hushed crowd as speakers discuss life and money lost, pain, and sacrifice. A man near the author declares the stand is right and joins in subdued applause before finally throwing his hat in the air when the war resolution passes.
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German U-boat Attacks Brazil Ship Near Vigo
Paris reports the Brazilian consul announced three German submarine attempts to sink another Brazilian vessel that had just docked at Vigo. The incident underscores ongoing U-boat aggression during the Atlantic patrols and threats to Brazilian maritime traffic.
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Vigo
U S Can Have Million Men by End of Year
Article argues the United States can rapidly mobilize a million armed, trained men and outlines initial equipment needs including rifles, machine guns, and ammunition. It notes current on hand stocks, calls for immediate enlistment and drills, and references a plan for phased supply and mobilization.
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Y Basil M. Manly
Washington, D.C
United States
U. S. War College
Two Vinton Brothers Die. Navy Recruits Dozen Brothers
Two Vinton brothers died in Flanders while two others join the U S Navy from Seattle. A B Vinton enters the navy office in the American bank building and plans to recruit his remaining sibling in Idaho. The Vintons’ war service spans Canada France and the United States.
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Star Offers One Hundred Dollar Prize This Week
The Star announces a weekly prize of 100 dollars. Readers are directed to the back page for full particulars and eligibility details.
30 Days and $100 for Flag Defamer
Police Judge John B. Gordon sentenced Joe Slim, 35, to 30 days in the city stockade and a $100 fine for defaming the flag during a Thursday arrest for disorderly conduct. An Austrian, Slim called the flag a dirty rag as Marine units passed by.
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Wilson outlines new position as war talks proceed
The state department reports no change in relations with Turkey and Bulgaria while Sweden will handle Austrian interests in the U S Baron Zwiedinek informs the department President Wilson will brief Congress on the latest development and outline next steps He may discuss Austria later and no decision on war against Austria depends on Austrian actions and ambassadorial receptions
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Brazil weighs war with Germany as ships could be seized
Rio de Janeiro reports Brazil near decision on war with Germany after Parana sinking. Officials consider breaking relations, seizing 41 German vessels, or declaring war. Public pressure and U S influence push the government toward harsher action as guards protect ships and consulates.
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American Ambassador Penfield Arrives in Zurich En Route to France
Frederick C. Penfield, the American Ambassador to Vienna, arrived in Zurich today on his way to France and Washington. He said he had not been notified of any break in relations between Austria and the United States.
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