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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1916
Page
9
In Washington on April 14 a sharp debate over preparedness ended with Sen. Wesley L. Jones receiving strong messages from Washington state. The senator claimed he has treated Germany with harshness and restraint, defending his stance as not insulting the nation.
A quotation notes that our flag remains respected and that Germany has shown remarkable forbearance under current circumstances. It asserts no intention to provoke trouble or disrespect.
John Borden, Chicago multi millionaire, sails to Seattle then to the Far North with five companions for whaling and fur trading. The expedition aims to obtain a bowhead whale skeleton for the New York Museum of Natural History.
The snippet promotes a forthcoming novel titled North of Fifty-Three about a girl drawn to a man she once hated, highlighting the lure of vast open country.
President Wilson in a Jeffer son Day banquet warns Americans against entangling alliances and asks if they are ready for the test to act only where American interests align with mankind. He contrasts liberty ideals with the need to withdraw from Mexico without losing honor or national tutelage. He argues for cautious intervention if required but doubts capturing Villa.
Washington dispatch says El Paso reports to the state department place Mexican fatalities in Parral between a handful and 100, with one American killed. Travelers say residents fought Americans before U. S. troops withdrew outside Parral. no signs of resumed fighting were found overnight.
Senator Stone after a conference with Secretary Lansing voiced that the United States must choose between withdrawal or intervention in Mexico. He questioned how long American troops should remain in the country and suggested withdrawal as the next step if goals are not fully achieved.
San Francisco April 14 police traced tire burn points and trains for clues about a girl who vanished after leaving home to marry. An inquiry at St John’s church yielded a rector denial of a marriage there. Authorities suspect a forged wedding certificate and fear the girl may be involved in a fraudulent ceremony with white slavers.
General Carranza demands American troop withdrawal from Mexico halting the expedition front. Smaller units consolidate as lines of communication and supply are not extended until action is taken. Scouts aeroplanes and aviators in Columbus monitor Carranzista movements near the border.
The Star promotes a big human interest tale titled North of Fifty-Three unfolding Monday through Saturday. The feature promises a compelling journey exploring life after fifty three.
Help wanted notice offering monthly pay 150 to 300 dollars and a 75 dollar qualification expense. Call at once for details at 663 Empire Building.
Dr W H Corson former county hospital superintendent and city physician announces candidacy for coroner on the Republican ticket. A Seattle native educated at local schools University of Washington Cooper Medical College, he has practiced here since 1905 and is a vice president of the South End Republican club.
In Nuevo Laredo Mexico on April 14 a food shortage in Torreon and Durango state grows serious. Officials warn riots may erupt unless relief measures are provided. Local residents report rising hunger and price hikes amid scarce supplies.
Harry W. Costigan, with the Great Northern since 1899, was confirmed as general agent of the freight department with Seattle headquarters. He previously served as commercial agent.
Berlin reports the foreign office handed Ambassador Gerard two pencil sketches by submarine officers showing the torpedoed vessel near the Sussex damage. The drawings are among all available evidence Germany forwards to the United States to illuminate the incident.
Councilman Thomson tells the streets and sewers committee he does not favor the Burrenway condemnation. He warns soil along the highway could trigger slides and lead to costly damage suits for the city.
The British American Relief Association will host a dance and card party at Christensen's hall on Friday night to raise funds. The event combines music, games, and socializing as members support relief efforts.
The Marvelous Manchurians acrobatic troupe from Northern China reels at the Orpheum as some members consider cutting their queues. Manager Bryand Cheerbert notes the change complicates acts done mid air by the long pigtails. A mother’s letter from Manchuria says few have adopted white man hair in the region.
Mail pouches with embassy attaché reports from Paris and London on the Sussex disaster and affidavits from Americans aboard the vessel after the explosion arrived in New York today aboard the liner St Paul and were sent to Washington.
Friday Arbor Day events for school children include exercises and possible tree planting if weather cooperates. Bird photographs by Frederick Wood of Spokane will be displayed.
An exhibition opens in the rooms of the Seattle Fine Arts Society at the Baillar Geon Building on Friday. The event showcases local artists and runs through the weekend with complimentary tours.
The article asserts stomach acid irritates and inflames the stomach lining, causing most stomach troubles. Ordinary medicines fail to remove the acid, which must be neutralized. A teaspoonful of bisulated magnesia after meals is recommended to neutralize acid and prevent fermentation, allowing distressing foods to be eaten.
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