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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1916

Page

1

Parade invites kids to dress as Charlie Chaplin for Saturday event

Boys should wear derby shoes and baggy pants with a cane. They gather 11:45 a.m. in front of the Metropolitan theatre and parade via several streets to Bon Marche park where judges award prizes up to 25 dollars and a season Rex Theatre pass. Passes to Chaplin show offered to all participants.

Mettan Univer B St Fourth Ave Cavanaugh Third Lave Columbia St Ave Pike St Third Ave Chauncay Rex Funny Chaplin Metropolitan Theatre Hamrick the Rex Chaplin Carmen Charlie Norman Hackett Jimmy Crehan D. S. Tobias Northern Pacific Tom North

Body Taken From Grave Not Villa's

A report from Chihuahua states a grave once thought to hold Francisco Villa’s body was exhumed and found not to be his. Carranza forces boost Parral defense as American expedition strains relations.

Villa Chihuahua City Mexico Francisco Villa Letcher Parral South Arn

Patriotism and War Cautions From Carl W Ackerman 1916

In tense times Americans should urge peace and avoid unbridled calls for war. President Wilson needs moral support to prevent war and restraint from jingoistic appeals. Carl W Ackerman quotes German Admiral Von Holtzendorff saying submarine concessions reached a limit.

German Admiral Warns of Tightening U-Boat Campaign

In a fervent interview the German admiral argues Germany must sink English shipping to pressure Britain, while promising to warn passenger liners but not freighters. He asserts the United States bears responsibility for American lives on British freight and declares renewed submarine warfare to continue for months.

United States Britain British North Sea English Channel Atlantic America Germany England

Queen Anne Republicans to Reorganize at Library Meeting

President Harry Ballinger has called a meeting to reorganize the Queen Anne Republican club. The gathering is set for Monday evening at the Queen Anne branch library.

Queen Anne Republican Club Harry Ballinger

Woman Hit by Auto May Die

Mrs. Belle Underhill of 910 Stewart street lies in a city hospital in critical condition after being struck by an automobile at Ninth avenue and Pine street about 7 30 a m Friday. The car was driven by 14 year old Robert Stevenson son of R G Stevenson of 1415 East Thomas street who was being taught to drive by his father. The impact caused chest injuries including broken ribs and punctured lungs. A neighbor recalls a remark about worm drive.

Belle Underhill Stewart St City Hospital Ninth Ave Pine St Robert Stevenson R. G. Stevenson East Thomas St

Cline to be sentenced for embezzling from Pacific Coast Co

Oliver H. Cline faces a 1 15 p m Friday sentence in Superior Court after confessing to embezzling about 140 920 04 from the Pacific Coast Co over ten years. He admits diverting 78 815 to the Pure Milk dairy, in which he holds a large stake, and says he is ready to accept punishment. Cline was arrested in New Orleans three weeks ago.

Oliver H. Cline Pacific Coast Co Cline Hureday Din Pacific Coast Tiadin New Orleans

Wilson Note Reaches Kaiser as Submarine Fight Persists

Berlin April 21 President Wilson's demand to end Germanys submarine campaign was delivered to the Kaiser and the public newspapers printed it in full. Due to Good Friday the foreign office offered little opinion and a reply is unlikely before the end of next week. Imperial Chancellor Von Bethmann Hollweg will not comment publicly until Easter visit to the Kaiser on the front is complete.

Berlin Wilson Germany Foreign Office von Bethmann-Hollweg

Stop U Boat Campaign Demands Urgent German Action

From Washington April 21 the note to Berlin demands an immediate halt to the submarine campaign against merchant ships. It warns grave danger if a neutral vessel is attacked and any American aboard, stating Germany must show orders to quit failed or a break would be automatic.

Washington America Berlin Ves Germany

Stock Returns Lift Standard Oil Value Since 1911

The Standard Oil of New Jersey stock rose from 650 when the trust dissolved in 1911 to 1770 now, reflecting a long term gain. The note remarks the U.S. Supreme Court as a bulwark of freedom and mentions John D. Rockefeller Sr. in a historical context.

Standard Oil New Jersey United States Supreme Court John D

Lonely Mother Reunites With Daughter and Husband Alive

Mrs. Rosie McDonald long believed her daughter Fiorian was dead. A call to The Star revealed Fiorian is alive with a 3 year old son, and Sadie, thought dead, is married to a rancher in Southern Oregon. The mistaken corpse was another man. the family’s decade long separation ends in reunion.

Fiorian Sadie Butterworth’s Star Florian

Napoleon's Eye Pricked by Pin

Arnold Fredericks, author of One Million Francs, writes another detective tale titled The Little Fortune. The story centers on Napoleon and a mysterious eye pin incident and will begin in The Star next Monday and end Saturday.

Napoleon Napoleon, the Great Arnold Fredericks The Star

Bernstorff May Get His Passports in Igel Case

Washington reports a diplomatic trap surrounding Ambassador Von Bernstorff over the Igel papers and Der Goltz confession. Authorities seek U S access to documents, while the German embassy faces admissions or denial of improper actions tied to alleged propaganda plots.

Bernstorff Igel Washington von Bernstorff Wolf von Igel von Papen New York Secret Service von Igel Horst von der Goltz Kaiser Department of Justice State Department United States District Attorney's Office von der Goltz Roy Eird London America Golte Kraske Great Lakes Pepaet Canada

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