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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1918
Page
4
The steamer Phyllia bound from Puget Sound to New York with lumber runs aground between San Pedro and Redondo Beach in heavy mist. The incident causes hull damage and engine wreckage. high tide delays salvage as authorities assess grounding.
During the day workers and tugs attempted to pull her afloat after sustaining damage. The operation involved multiple vessels and was coordinated with local authorities to prevent further risk.
Army orders announce Brig. Gen. V. Morse discharged from the national army general rank and restored to colonel in the regular army. He previously commanded an infantry brigade at Camp Custer Michigan.
Berkeley authorities and University of California officers investigated a student mob that disrupted a Church of the Living God tent meeting. Pastor Joshua Sykes and his two sons were seized, forced to bow to a flag, and thrown into the baptismal font during the disturbance.
In Tombstone Arizona on April 19 Judge A C Lockwood discharged W K Schwamm of Douglas from a jury after fellow citizens refused to serve with a man who had not bought a Liberty bond. No further details were given.
A 66 star service flag will be dedicated Friday evening at the Ma seonte club. Residents gather for unveiling and brief ceremonies paying tribute to servicemen.
Old advertisement copy touts remedies for rheumatic pains and stiff joints. It promotes Wizard Ol as a healing antiseptic for cuts burns bites and sprains with a money back guarantee and liver pills called Where Liver Whips sold for 10 and 20 cents respectively.
Beattie hosts a series of six lectures on wheat substitutes for women with 2,200 enrolled. Public schools will teach those who cannot attend full courses. Each family limited to a wheat per person as over 50,000,000 bushels must be sent to England next month.
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