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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1918

Page

4

Hindu admits help from foe in revolt plot

In San Francisco April 18 Dr C K Chakravorty the Hindu leader facing charges for conspiring against British rule testified that he sought German aid in the Hindu revolt of 1909, admitted traveling to Havana and securing 60000 from Wolf Tiger in New York, while denying any plan to land troops in Britain.

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Pioneer Banker of U S Dead in New York

Luther, aged 75, a leading United States banker, dies in New York. He helped organize what became the Fire National Bank in Nebraska, later founded a Colorado bank, and after study in London returned to organize the firm of Brothers in banking.

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Portland Women Plan One-Third Wheat Bread Trial

Portland housewives announce plans to serve bread containing one third wheat along with rice corn cornmeal and mashed ingredients after a Portland caterers meeting. The move aims to mix grains and improve dietary options for households.

Portland

Aircraft Officials Willing to Resign in Production Program

Officials involved in the government aircraft production program indicate their willingness to resign should the expected reshaping of the branch be required. The move comes as part of consolidating control over the program and ensuring a smooth transition of leadership.

Ngton Govern Wilson

Byron seeks new trial in land fraud case

Portland April 18 Attorneys Carlos L. Byron convicted after minutes discussion by a federal court prepare a motion for a new trial. The charge centered on sending through the mails a scheme to defraud land settlers.

Portland Carlos L. Byron Byron Pte

Pershing Calls For 12000 Skilled Men In France Service

General Pershing seeks 12 000 skilled workers in 19 occupations and Seattle boards order enlistment for specialized service in France by April 27. Registered men may volunteer for foreign service. various trades including engineers, electricians, machinists, telegraph operators, and more are listed with open roles. The effort aims to staff a large victory organization in France.

General Pershing Seattle France Wen

Judge and Jurey to hear suit over Fremont bridge costs

On April 24 Judge John and Jurey will appear before the supreme court to show cause why an immediate trial should not be granted in the city versus Seattle Electric Company. The corporation counsel and the mayor filed for a writ of mandate to force a trial.

John & Jurey Supreme Court Seattle Electric Company Fremont Corporation Counsel's Office

War Schedules Due In West's Train Service

Washington officials announce remodeled schedules will cut passenger mileage by up to a million miles monthly west of the Mississippi. Transcontinental routes will see fewer trains to avoid half empty cars, with North routes to the Pacific Coast most affected. Southern transcontinental service faces little change as McAdoo continues economy measures to conserve rail capacity for war needs.

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Potatoes Not To Be Wheat Substitutes

A national commission ruled that potatoes must not be sold as wheat substitutes. Potatoes were allowed temporarily in Washington due to a shortage of grain substitutes.

National Commission Washington

First Gas Attack by Foe at Ypres Three Years Ago

WM G Shepherd recounts the first German gas attack near Ypres three years earlier. Gen Dorrien and British troops faced gas shells near Bailleul, where prisoners described cotton mouths soaked in soda ready to counter the cloud. The event shifted grimly from disbelief to harsh reality as gas killed or blinded in battle.

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Stocking and undergarment sale at Bon Marche

A fortunate purchase enables Bon Marche to offer Phoenix silk hose at 85c per pair in colors white black brown gray champagne and more, sizes 8 1/4 to 10 with slight imperfections. Women’s underwear white vests pants and union suits priced 39c per garment, sizes 34 to 44 and 84 to 38 respectively, on the upper main floor.

BON Marche

Men's Shirts Reduced to 50 Cents in Bon Marche Sale

Friday only at The Bon Marche, the Men’s Store offers shirts with broken lines and odds and ends at 50 cents. Soft and starched cuffs in sizes 14 to 17, blue and gray chambray with attached collars, offer big value for the limited sale.

BON Marche

Curtain samples offered in drapery section fare

A newspaper ad lists 500 drummers samples of curtaining and scrims priced at 19c each. Included are lace and marquisettes in grades with sash curtain lengths about a yard. White cream and Arabian colors advertised. Envelopes on upper and main floors with 6 4 inch packages at 4c.

We Must Build Ships Faster to Save the Nation

Dr. Charles A. Eaton urged 6,000 attendees at the Arena that Germany has sunk 50 ships in one week, more than the US built in three months, and victory hinges on accelerating ship production and national unity. Lieut. Col. J Thord Gray joined, recalling brutal German methods and praising Allied courage.

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War Bond Drive Puts Seattle Area on Track

Campaign for the Third Liberty Loan opens with Mayor Hanson leading the effort. Pacific Northwest shipyards and canneries contribute large sums, while workers pledge sizable bonds. Regional totals show Pierce, Thurston, Grays Harbor and others surpassing quotas, with unions among the biggest subscribers.

Manus Dramatics Club Rummage Sale This Weekend

The Manus Dramatics club hosts a rummage sale Friday and Saturday April 19 and 20 at 1941 West Lake. Proceeds benefit war work efforts.

Manus Dramatics Club

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