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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1917

Page

7

Russians to Return Home Passengers from Seattle Likely

Russian radicals are speeding back to Russia from Seattle to press for a separate peace with Germany. Officials expect about 6,000 to travel via Beatle in coming weeks, with over 100 already securing arrangements. Northwest ports will be major departure points as a peace plan is said to be developed in the United States under amnesty for political offenders. Federal officers declined to comment.

Russia Seattle Germany

The Lifeboat Dilemma of Margie and Malcolm

In a perilous moment Margie Waverly watches Malcolm in distress as Dick fights to reach him. Waves threaten, lifeboats launch, and amid fear she faces a harrowing choice between the man she loves and another man in danger. (To be continued)

Mick Malcolm Margie Waverly Margie Wao Marsie Malcolm Stuart

Canadian Officer Seeks 6000 Foresters From Seattle Slackers

British Capt R W J Murtagh Holmes announces a roundup of British slackers in Seattle. With police approval, handbills will call 6000 Canadians in the United States to join the Foresters battalion and fulfill duty to their country as Washington and Ottawa finalize arrangements.

Seattle R. W. J. Murtagh Holmes British Imperial Cavalry Washington Ottawa Holmes Beckingham Foresters’ Battalion United States

Four Weeks in Hospital and Healing Word from Cleveland

A Cleveland woman describes a four week hospital stay for severe lower abdominal pain and fainting. She credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for relief and urges others to obtain a bottle at their drugstore before leaving the city. The program notes list current films at local theaters and praises performances by Hart, Arbuckle, Fairbanks, Pickford, and Mary Nash, with entries on the Cleopatra, Clemmer, Coliseum, and Mission venues.

Cleveland Hip Lydia EF. Pinkham Lydia F. Pinkham W. Prown 12Th &T Ohio

Danderine Promises Dandruff Cure After Use

Advertisement claims guaranteed dandruff removal after one or two applications. Instructions say rub Danderine into the scalp with fingertip, then use a 20 cent bottle from any drug store. The copy asserts hair will look better and dandruff or hair loss will vanish without recurrence.

Dancers Hurt as Auto Hits Pole

Rollo Mathias of Puyallup is hospitalized at Providence after an auto crash between Georgetown and Kent at 6 a m Sunday. Harold Plummer, also of Puyallup, lost control while reaching for a laprobe, sending the car into a Telegraph pole two feet from the ground. Mathias was unconscious after being thrown from the vehicle. other occupants from Kent and Puyallup escaped injury.

Rollo Mathias Puyallup Providence Hospital Georgetown Kent Harold Plummer Mathias City Hospital Harry Edgerton Merle Heatman Hmma Thomas Miss Taylor Mathines

Moosers pledge support of Wilson policy in wartime

New York April 23 progressive party leaders pledge support of President Wilsons wartime policy. Named figures include Hiram Johnson Miles Poindexter and Gifford Pinchot signaling unified stance across the reform wing.

New York Wilson Progressive Party Hiram Johnson Miles Poindexter Gifford Pinchot

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