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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1918

Page

6

Simple Villagers vs Kaiser and Sons in Fort Lee Battle

In New Jersey on April 24 the first German invasion of American soil end in demoralization of the invaders. The Kaiser and his five sons were captured after villagers armed with stones and cans repelled the advance in the battle of Fort Lee. Mae Marsh star in The Face in the Dark at Clemmer. Tarzan of the Apes shown at Coliseum with 20-piece orchestra. Charlie Chaplin in A Dog's Life at Liberty. Wallace Reid in The House of Silence at the Strand. Carmel Myers in The Wine Girl at the Mission. George Walsh in The Honor System at Colonial. Norma Talmadge in The Secret of the Storm Country at Class A.

Tersan of the Apes Linerty Charlie Chaplin Clemmen Mae Marsh Wallace Reid Carmel Myere Colontal George Walsh Norma Talmadge New Jersey Kaiser Wilhelm Fort Lee

Mandamus Proceedings Set Before Thurston Superior Judge

The mandamus actions brought by Mutual Union Insurance and the jit ney drivers' bonding association will be heard before Superior Judge John R. Mitchell of Thurston County on Thursday.

Mutual Union Insurance Company Jitney Drivers’ Bonding Association John R. Mitchell Thurston County

Help Make This the Last Battle of the War

Propaganda slogan urges readers to support thrift stamps for war financing. The message frames the purchase as a final effort to end the conflict and calls on citizens to contribute through everyday savings.

Everett True Offered Job At Courthouse

A reader letter describes a courthouse clerk who solicits marriage licenses by pressing bashful couples toward a parson and a license. The writer complains the meddling clerk earns a cut of the fee after the knot is tied, and asks Everett True to intervene to stop the practice.

Everett True Seattle Star Mr. True True

Descendants of Germans Send In Smoke Coin

In a community appeal Aaron Herr discusses contributions to Our Boys in France Tobacco Fund. He shares a letter from Private John Shutt and notes several donors with amounts from 1.00 to 100.00, uniquely tracing German ancestry and patriotic support for soldiers overseas.

Aaron Herr France John Shutt Company I 28Th Infantry W. G. Porter

Silk Suit and Coat Display in Summer Colors

The display features Suits in silk taffetas and satins with colors like taupe navy rookie Russian green Belgian blue plum Burgundy and black in sizes 34 to 42. Coats in silk taffeta and satin are half or fully lined with silk Peau de Cygne in navy Copenhagen blue and black sizes 34 to 44. Three Suits and two Coats are sketched to show style trends with emphasis on correctness value quality and novelty features. Choice at .5, 24.50.

Copenhagen

Unions Split Over Mooney Strike Endorsement

The Metal Trades council nearly backs a one day May 1 strike to press for Tom Mooney’s pardon, while gas workers oppose and pledge to follow President Samuel Gompers. Carpenters vote 151 to 21 in favor of the plan.

Tom Mooney Metal Trades Council al Tho Samuel Gompers Carpenters

Strike talk stalls as trades council weighs stand

Painters and butchers adopt the stance of the Metal Trades council while electrical workers discuss the issue but take no action.

Painters and Butchers Metal Trades Council

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