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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1917
Page
4
Poindexter names midshipman alternates for Annapolis
Senator Miles Poindexter announced George W. Covell Tacoma Cecil McKinney Walla Walla Campbell D. Emery Seattle and Lindsey M. Applegate Harrington as principal first second and third alternates for appointment to the Naval Academy. They will take the entrance exam June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Poindexter
Annapolis
George W. Covell
Tacoma
Cecil McKinney
Walla Walla
Campbell D. Emery
Seattle
Lindsey M. Applegate
Harrington
Herbert F. DE Bower
Alexander Hamilton Institute
Rotary Club
Washington Annex
AH Sing
Ah Tong
Ah Sam
City Jall
George McLaren
Flag Respect Questioned by Local Labor Unit
A letter from the Local 15 branch of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employes to the Central Labor Council protests against questions about the Stars and Stripes at the Labor Temple. The group asserts flag support for war action and condemns any print that could misrepresent organized labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Temple
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage
James Duncan
Central Labor Council
Labor Council
Cleveland, O
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
FP. H. Montgomery
Brother’s photo spurs Seattle youth to join Navy
Last week The Star ran a picture of John Meyer, a Seattle boy who joined the navy and won the Bailey medal for all around efficiency. His brother Jo read the paper, passed exams, and was admitted as a Coast Guard sailor. He told navy recruiters he would switch to the navy and is now en route to Bremerton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rutschow
Alvin Heinrich
Germany
France
United States
Young People's Religious Union
First Unitarian Church
Seattle
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Washington
Oregon
Montana
Idaho
North Dakota
Alaska
Itn
Mackintosh
H. H Howard
Auburn Bank
Christopher, Knickerbocker & Howard
Congress
Peas
Panama Canal
Representative Adamson
House Committee On Interstate Commerce
Gen. Goethals
Lake Keechelus
Wallace J. Walsh
Milwaukee Railroad
Pacific Coast
KR. W. Emerson
Pacific Coast Defense League
North Bend
Marshfield
Coosa Bay City
The
Star
John Meyer
Navy
Pacific
Coast Guard Service
Joe
American Bank
Bremerton
Recipe to Clear Pimples with Jad Salts Remedy
Advertises a four ounce bottle of Jad Salts from a pharmacy to mix with hot water each morning for one week. Claims it cleanses the blood by purging bowels and stimulates kidneys, preventing toxin buildup and clearing pimples. Describes Jad Salts as inexpensive, harmless, made from grape and lemon acid with lithia, producing an effervescent drink.
Union Forms in Seattle Fire Dept to Defend Double Platoon
President N. A. Stewart and Secretary L. B. Henry announce a union of Seattle firemen to preserve the double platoon system and oppose eight hour day. The group is accused of aligning with the AFL to claim a right to strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union of
Seattle Firemen
N. A. Stewart
L. B. Henry
American Federation of Labor
Coast Artillery Seeks 316 Recruits in Seattle
The Star prints Capt. Fred Hamilton appeal to Seattle’s young men to enlist in the Coast artillery now. Recruitment lags though this is a vital branch as federal service call is expected any minute. Recruiting office at Third Ave and Madison St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Coast Artillery
Altho
The
Star
Seattle
Fred Hamilton
Third Ave
Madison St
Letters Difference in Ages and Advice to Readers
A reader argues that a 37 year old man is not old and cites a 12 year marriage with five children as evidence. Others discuss pocket money, marital harmony, and a moral stance on waiting for love, with questions about sin and loyalty. The page presents reader letters and Grey’s responses on marriage and finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Grey
Your heart belongs to another Mary
The speaker urges Mary to abandon hopes for the past lover and focus on her husband. She argues that belief and love in the former fiancé were never realized, his absence five years deepens the right choice to remain with her husband and build happiness now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
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