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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1918

Page

4

Switch Engine Hits a Loaded Street Car injuring twenty five

A Northern Pacific switch engine collided with an outbound South Park street car on First Avenue near Spokawe Street at 10 40 p m injuring up to 25 people. The car teetered on the tide flat trestle with many passengers treated at the scene or taken to city hospital. Damages were extensive and reports list numerous victims with varied injuries and names. The motorman and conductor plus several passengers were shaken up as ambulances responded.

First Ave Spokawest Northern Pacific South Park R. L. Korkum Mar and Krandonsta M. A. Meese Mra C. L. Bisel Teauty LF. Rodd Lucille St J. W Harney St GW. Fritz Fidalgo St A. M. G. Scott H. J. Stiller W. W. Hawley Pike A. M Scott

Seattle Workers Lag in Third Liberty Loan Drive

Seattle workers lag in subscribing to the Third Liberty Loan despite strong showings in shipyards and other plants. Leaders urge rapid acceleration to meet the city’s minimum and compare Seattle to Tacoma and Northwestern districts, noting oversubscribed areas in Walla Walla and Cle Elum. Local unions and firms report varied contributions, with several large subs and organizational support highlighted.

Altho Seattle J. A. Swalwell Swalwell Pr. M. Winans Walla Walla Cle Elum Carstens & Karlen Pacific Coast Jon. A. Swalwell Central Labor Council Robert KR. Fox

Coroner Probes Lynching as Soldier Testifies

In Collinsville Illinois the coroner's jury questioned witnesses about last Friday's lynching of Robert Praeger. A man identified as Yee admitted involvement in the violence while others recounted the crowd’s actions including leading the victim from a hiding place and hanging him after a farewell note to his German parents.

Collinsville Jon Texel Robert Praeger Yee Niegel Praeger Miegel Riegel Germany

Ebbetts Sees Snow Delaying Brooklyn Opening Day

Charles Ebbetts, president of the Brooklyn club, surveyed a snow covered ground in New York as he discussed plans to open the major league season. He had sought to set a later opening date, with April 15 as a target.

New York Charles Ebbetts Brooklyn Ebbetts Orditt

Republicans Told by Hays to See Ahead

The Republican National Committee chair Wil Hays urged Seattle Republicans to unite and plan a forward looking program for labor business and farmers as peace comes. He warned parties are not tools for individual gain and called for sacrifice and volunteering to aid the war effort. Col Hawthorne introduced him and Mayor Hanson spoke on possible delegation to Washington for shipyard worker transport.

Republican Party Wil H. Hays Republican National Committees Seattle Athletic Club Hippodrome Hays Col. Hawthorne Hays. R. RR. Fox Liberty Loan Committee Hanson Ashington D. C

Women's Silk Stockings and Gloves at Bargain Prices

Women receive silk boot hose at 55c a pair and gloves for 65c. Stockings come in two tone or contrasting stripes with mercerized cotton tops and sizes from 8 to 10. Some imperfect union suits offered at low Friday prices with French band tops. Upper main floor display.

Crepe Plisse Fabrics in Pink Mixed Lengths

Catalog note lists crepe plisse fabrics primarily pink with plain and figured patterns. Lengths reach up to seven yards, price at 25 cents. Located on the lower main floor.

Mexican raids cause no worry on border

Reports from Washington indicate renewed Mexican activity at the border cause little concern. German propaganda in Mexico is blamed for violent stories reaching the United States, while Mexican authorities struggle to halt intrusions as U S border forces remain sufficient to cope with raids.

Washington Mexico Ihs

200 Children to Star in Franklin High Pageant

Under Miss Sallie Hill direction 200 York school children will present a history of Old Glory at Franklin High School Friday night. Brief episodes lead to a large tableau depicting current war activities and the allies. Proceeds go to war relief work.

Franklin High School Sallie Hill York School

German Claims of Lys Crossing and Major Prisoner Capture

German headquarters report crossing the Lys north of the western line and capturing about 6 000 British prisoners and 100 guns. They say lines were penetrated near Waasten Warneton and fighting remained active along the Somme and Oise axes. They also note Finnish and Ukrainian gains and Seattle lending 15 000 books to the public library for soldiers.

Berlin London Lys Waasten-Warneton Armentieres la Raasee Canal Somme Oisee Oise-Aisne Folembray Hbrancourt Finland Tango Karis Ukraine Kharkov Seattle

British merchantmen sunk weekly toll hits new low

London April 11 the Admiralty announced the week ending April 8 saw the smallest number of British merchantmen sunk since November 11 1917. Four ships over 1600 tons two under 1600 tons and two fishing boats were destroyed by submarines or mines marking a new low since the U boat campaign began February 28 1917.

London Admiralty

Municipal railway bonds forwarded to state treasurer

The $350,000 municipal railway bonds voted at the last election have been signed by Mayor Hanson and forwarded to Olympia, the state having purchased the issue.

Hanson Olympia

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