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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1918

Page

4

One Waybill to Handle Freight Plan by McAdoo

Washington April 15 Beginning May 1 a revolution will occur in American freight railroading A car of goods can be shipped from New York to Seattle or from Cleveland to New Orleans transferred from railroad to railroad and from terminal to terminal all on one waybill For years railroad men have dreamed of this just as they dreamed of standardized freight cars and engines And just as it took government control and Director General McAdoo to bring about the latter so again it has taken McAdoo to put thru this waybill improvement.

Washington New York Seattle Cleveland New Orleans McAdoo

Woman Prefers Huns to U.S. Government

Miss M. Louise Hunt assistant librarian at the Central Library declared she would prefer an indignity at the hands of the Huns to supporting the United States government financially in the war. Portland officials say there is no hesitancy in her attitude.

Portland United States M. Louise Hunt Central Library

Pearson's Magazine Urges Loyalty to Wilson and Labour Party

A. W. Ricker publisher of Pearson's Magazine plans a May issue appeal to socialists and labor radicals to back Wilson and the British Labour Party as a democracy move. Ricker has long been prominent in the socialist party.

A. W. Ricker Pearson's Wilson Labor Party Ricker Socialist Party

Jitney Fined Fifty Dollars For License Violation

Judge Ronald fined H. H. Sermons $50 and costs for operating a jitney without a license and he paid the $60 in nickels and dimensions on the clerk’s desk. Sermons had not filed the bond or been granted a license. this was his second fine within a month.

Ronald H. H. Sermons Supreme Court of the State Sermons Miss Grey

Double All Bulkheads on Weasels Ordered

Washington advises doubling the bulkheads on all American weasels as the most practical safeguard after considering several non sinkable schemes. Government decision aims to reinforce safety and reliability across the fleet.

Washington

Confessions of a Wife News for Mrs Trent

A narrator reveals Mr Trent's death after a failed operation and contemplates disappointment and sympathy. Mollie and Chad support together with Dick and Margie as they prepare to tell Mrs Trent, who is oblivious on waking for a massage and a manicure. The group plans to visit her despite the grim news.

Mr. Trent Mollie Altho Dr. Virot Chad Margie

Why Hair Falls Out Dandruff and Cure

Dandruff causes scalp irritation the roots shrink and hair loosens. Rub Danderine into the scalp after pouring a little from a small bottle bought at any drug store for a few cents. After several applications dandruff disappears and the hair stops coming out.

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