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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1917

Page

2

Harvest helper program planned by Seattle schools

Seattle proposes to suspend operations early and reopen in fall to free pupils for harvest work. City schools will close in May, with gardening projects and cookery lessons already planned. Ronald Chapman will advise, four home economics centers will offer daily demonstrations at Irving, Washington, Lincoln, and Broadway schools starting April 28 at 2 PM.

Seattle Ronald FE. Chapman Lincoln High School Department of Home Economics Irving Washington Lincoln Broadway Ellen P. Dabney

King County Farmland Flooding From Dammed Sammamish Rivers

King County faces widespread flooding as two mills on the Sammamish River near Hothell dam the stream with logs and shingles. Chairman Claude Ramsay requests Lieut. Col. Cavanaugh press the War Department to compel channel clearance. 5 000 to 10 000 acres of prime farmland remain underwater and plowing is impossible.

King County Sammamish Hothell Claude Ramsay Board of County Commissioners J. B. Cavanaugh War Department Clise Stimaon Farma Ramsay Lake Washington

Grand jury to probe Mooney bombing frame-up

San Francisco April 21 arrangements for a grand jury investigation into charges of framing the Mooney bomb murder cases against F. C. Oxnam are being made today.

San Francisco F. C Oxnam

Tips to Gardeners: Do Your Own Work and Plan Carefully

Advice from Joe Smith of the Direct Traders' League urges amateurs to handle gardening themselves, avoid costly tools, and sell surplus directly. It recommends simple crops like lettuce and carrots, warns against rushing the season, stresses soil readiness, proper thinning, and restrained watering, and notes no real food shortage unless invasion or transport breakdown.

Direct Traders’ League

Proper Teeth Fillings and Their Methods Through Time

The article surveys historical filling materials and practices. It discusses gold foil, alloy, synthetic, and copper cement fillings, noting advantages, limitations, and suitability for different cavities and patients. It warns against overuse of gold inlays, porcelain inlays, and cautions dentists to act honestly for public trust.

Measures to cut off German supplies through Scandinavia

Washington reports measures are being prepared to prevent food and supplies reaching the enemy via peace time American trade with Scandinavia. The moves are part of a broader trading with the enemy program by a cabinet committee with representatives from state justice and commerce. Legislation to seal an airtight economic blockade against the central powers is expected to be introduced in Congress soon.

Wasilington United Press State, Justice and Commerce Departments Congress

Tong Man Shot in Chinatown

John Lee a Chinese tong man was shot in Chinatown San Francisco by gunmen today and was probably fatally wounded. Bullets pierced his body as the attack occurred in the early afternoon.

San Francisco John Lee Chinatown

Don’t Wear a Truss Free Test Promises Relief

The advertisement touts Stuart's Adhesif Vapro Pad as a superior self treatment for ruptures. It claims the device is easy to apply, provides a permanent seal, and can be used during work or sleep. Readers are urged to request trial information by mailing Plapco Co. in St. Louis.

Stuart Plapco Co St. Louis Plapco

Churchill Urges American Troops in France in 1917

London April 21 Former first lord of the admiralty Winston Churchill now in khaki says an American expeditionary force should be sent to France at the earliest moment. He notes that even a single American division would have a disproportionate influence and encouragement on Allied forces this year.

London Winstong Churchill the Admiralty France United Preas Flanders

Gen Bell Ready to Take New Post

San Francisco April 21 Accompanied by three aides Maj J Franklin Bell commander of the Western army will leave Monday for Governors Island New York to assume command of the Eastern department to which he was recently assigned Pending the arrival of Maj Gen Hunter Liggett ordered to the Western department command from the Philippines Brig Gen W E F Siebert will be in command.

San Francisco J. Franklin Bell Western Army Governor's Island New York Eastern Department Hunter Liggett Western Department Philippines W. EF. Siebert

I W W Charged With Murder In Adams Case

A report notes that the I W W accused in the murder was identified by Adams who testified he was promised safety and no punishment in exchange for identifying the men.

I W. Ws Adams

House To Back Army By Draft

Representative Caldwell of New York who had voted for the volunteer proposition voted present in the draft related vote.

Caldwell New York

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