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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1917

Page

7

City Council Approves Resolution Involving Donations

The council required Y. L. Putnam to account for private funds donated for the cause. The resolution, passed Monday with votes from Lane Moore Erickson Thomson and Bolton, opposed by Hanna Fits Gerald and Hesketh, removed Dr. Matthews from the motion while Bolton had proposed repayment of a 1000 dollar donation to Putnam from Logan Billingsley and Clarence Gerald.

Y. L. Putnam Lane Moore Erickson Thomson Bolton Hanna Fitsgerald Hesketh Dr. Matthews Putnam Logan Billingsley Clarence Gerald

Spy activities to be bared by George Creel

Washington April 17. The government plans to publicize German espionage efforts in the United States through the new public information bureau led by George Creel. Creel met with newsroom officials and then with Secretaries Lansing Daniels and Baker as officials push for broader access to state department archives and a departure from British style censorship.

Washington United States Bureau of Public Information Nown State Department George Creel Public Information Bureau Lansing Daniels Baker Great Britain

Tragedy Looms As Margie Faces Love Triangle On Beach

Margie recalls the moment Dick invites a swim as Malcolm Stuart shyly presses for vows. She battles feelings for both men while the hot boardwalk and surf set a tense mood. Malcolm promises happiness if she loves him, and Dick departs to prepare. (To be continued)

Malcolm Margie Malcolm Stuart Altho Margie Waverly

Silent Era Lineup at Local Theaters With Notables

Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford head westward for California to shoot Artcraft features with full company. Dorothy Gish and Olga Petrova star in Clemmer programs while Louise Glaum headlines at the Liberty. Reviews highlight War Brides and The Unwritten Law at Rex and Strand as audiences await Chaplin and high drama as The Cure and High Play fill the Strand.

Douglas Fairbanks New York Los Angeles California Fairbanks Mary Pickford Doug West Coast Ernest Randall Louise Louise Glaum the Liberty Charles Charlie Chaplin Chaplin Charlie Strand

Danderine Promises Thick Glossy Hair In Ten Minutes

A vintage advertisement claims 25 cent Danderine clears dandruff and fading hair within ten minutes. It touts new hair growth over weeks, scalp relief, and hair that becomes light, fluffy, and wavy with incomparable luster.

Knowlton

French nobleman named new Seattle vice consul

H. D'HAMILLY DE CHEVILLY, a member of old French nobility, is named successor of H. Herritte as French vice consul in Seattle.

H. D'Hamilly DE Chevilly France H. Herritte Seattle

Home Guards Seek Guns and Armory in Seattle Plan

Men 30 and over to join Seattle Home Guards to substitute for regular troops if needed. Organization from Monday meeting at Seattle Athletic Club. Drag rifles and ammo requested. drilling in Armory to be allowed. City divided into districts with officers. minimum 26 men per company. List of district captains and contact details throughout Seattle provided.

Seattle Home Guards Home Guards Seattle Athletic Club War Department

Jubilee Rally Marks Midpoint of Mission Campaign

A Jubilee rally celebrating the halfway point of the five year campaign by the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church was held at the First M E Church on Tuesday afternoon to recruit more members raise funds and gather missionaries.

Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church M. E

Shoe Dressing and Trim Prices From a 19th Century Ad

An advertisement lists Driscal Shoe Dressing at 10 to 25 cents, Soutache Braid at 20 cents per bolt, ribbon at 10 cents per yard, and assorted ribbon pricing including six pennies per yard. The fragment suggests a general hardware and notions sale.

Kirshbaum's Sells Celebrated Suits at Sale Price 14.98

Men's Wearables Kirshbaum's promoted celebrated $25.00 suits now offered at 14.98 pounds. The ad emphasizes bargain pricing on formal wear with a sale highlight.

Kirshbaum

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