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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1918

Page

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Prosecution Names Officials in Charity Scandal Trial

Deputy Prosecutor Frank Hessell outlines charges involving Dr M A Matthews pastor James J Callaghan public welfare commissioner and editor Scott C ee and James A Wood. Items bought with county charity funds include a Christmas turkey and an expensive bonded cigar. Witnesses and courtroom tension described as trial continues with Gan store supplies and questioned officials.

James J. Callaghan M. A. Matthews First Presbyterian Church Scott C.ee James A. Wood Crier Frank Hessell Callaghan Gan- Wra Teoplie

German cavalry seen near Ba sehen

Old Dutch cleanser Amsterdam reports German cavalry observed at Ba sehen per updates received today from Rosendaal.

Amsterdam Basehen Rosendaal

Battle Front Sees Intense Early Bombardment On Northern Line

British and French forces faced a heavy German bombardment on the ten mile front between Meteren and Zillebeke. Despite German pressure, Allied lines held with Haig saying the front was comparatively quiet today as French counter attacks recaptured ground near Lacre and the Lena-Arras sector bombardments yielded no infantry breakthrough.

Meteren Zillebeke Lacre Haig Lena Arras Flanders Picardy

Western Union Discharges 25 More Telegraphers in Seattle

In Seattle 25 more Western Union workers are discharged for joining the Commercial Telegraphers' Union. A special Labor Temple meeting declared the issue to be workers' rights to organize. The strike committee includes Bradley, Jones, Carney, and a press group. operations stay at posts pending government action before any broader strike.

Labor Temple Washington Behe Labor Wag Ee Rhaidken Gompers The Federation of Labor Henry M. White Wien Western Union Postal J.J. Trume Emple Caun Workers’ Press Committee Seattle K. E. Bradley D. Jones H. L. Carney tSupp A. Z Washburn WH. L. Carney 8. T. Gloor

American wounded to be brought to Maglang in France

London reports four American wounded soldiers will be moved to Maglang in France in the future. The item notes the plan was announced today in London.

London France Maglang

New Army to Be Raised for Spring Attack

United Press reports the Soviet executive council backs universal military training for ages 14 to 40 and conscription of workers to build a large army within ten months. British American and Japanese observers attended as Russia urged a quick return to war, amid opposition claims of aims beyond defense.

Pan Executive Council Moecow Germany Trotsky Russia

Revolt rumors in Russia may be Kaiserized by Ed L. Keene

London April 20 reports sparse evidence of a Russian counter revolution with Zurich arrests of Putiloff and Baron Von Dem Busche Hadenhausen. A Petrograd letter dated April 15 mentions a monarchist proclamation and lists Rodzianko Alexieff Gutch koff and Millakoff as linked to Kerensky.

Russia

Army Increase Bills Hit Senate Proposals

Washington April 30 Bills were introduced in the Senate proposing large army increases. Senator Poindexter offered a plan for 1,500 additional national army troops and Reed of Missouri introduced a bill authorizing the army to be expanded by 3,000,000 men.

Washington Senate Poindexter Reed Missouri

Paris Shelled Again as Long Range Bombardment Continues

Paris faced renewed bombardment as long range artillery kept stomping the city through the day and into April 30, with ongoing shelling affecting civilian areas and defense lines.

Paris Pals

Dutch Can Help By Remaining Neutral

A Washington military official argues Holland should stay neutral in the war. He notes entering with the allies risks new naval policy and offers Germany a manpower boost of four to five hundred thousand if Holland joins. Germany pressures Holland for neutrality to access Dutch waters and submarines.

Washington, D. C Holland Germany Washington France Pingland

Traction Co Asks City to Waive Franchise Rights

Seattle Electric Company petitions to suspend franchise obligations during wartime. Mayor Hanson and Council consider referral to a public vote, while Corporation Counsel Caldwell argues the referendum law does not apply to franchise ordinances. Leonard proposes suspension of franchise requirements pending peace, noting recent court rulings on fare regulation and street railway oversight.

Seattle Electric Company Hanson Caldwell Traction Company Leonard Couyor Hanson Council Conicion of Peace Daar Aes Sauatty

German publicist demands on Limburg railway and resources

George Hernhard of Germany writes in the Vossiehe Zeitung asserting Germany’s demands to fire war over the Limburg railway, for transmission rights, and for renewal of imports of sand and gravel, reflecting prewar tensions.

Amsterdam George Hernhard Vossiehe Zeitung Germany H Firet Limburg Werp

Troops of 91st Division March to Repel Foe at Camp Lewis

In Tacoma a state of war is declared as the 91st Division executes a large public march along the Pacific highway to Camp Lewis. Some sixteen thousand men in five columns participate in the return hike from Roy to the cantonment amid heavy supply trucks.

Tacoma Camp Lewis Roy Camp Lewis Lite Hrong

Begin Campaign to Clean Up Gambling in the City

Mayor Betcon today announced a citywide campaign to wipe out gambling. The kickoff included a raid on the Christmas Club at 209 Fifth Street, Monday. Eleven men, all colored, were arrested but found not guilty on conduct charges in police court.

Betcon Manane Fifth

Lord Mayor of Dublin Seeks Passport to America

Dublin April 20 The lord mayor has received a letter about his passport application to the United States stating that Foreign Secretary Balfour will respond.

Dublin America Balfour

Rights to organize clash with Western Union lockout

In 1918 Seattle 90 Western Union Telegraph Company workers are locked out amid union rights debates. The article denounces the move as unpatriotic, contrasts workers who stayed on, and condemns superintendent Miller for resisting mediation. It argues labor organizing is fundamental to American democracy.

Western Union Telegraph Company Seattle France Iintendent I. N. Miller Western Union Company Miller Amerika Ion Company Lumber Interhe Telephone Company United States

Fierce Allied Stand as German Offense Struggles in Flanders

Reports from Flanders describe brutal clashes around Ypres and Kemmel as Franco-British forces halt German gains. Allied divisions 25th 49th and 21st push back attacks while Von Arnim deploys fresh divisions. Ground held between Monts Kemmel and Scherpenberg. locals describe heavy casualties and grim battlefield scenes.

Philip Simms Flanders Hindenburg Monts R Scherpenberg Locre Nut Monts Kemmel Ypres von Arnim Kemmel Des Cats Costa Monts Rouge Noir Mont Kemmel Voormezecle

Haig reports quiet northern front after heavy German losses

In Flanders the German assault was halted as Haig said the northern battle front remained comparatively quiet after heavy repulses. French counterattacks near Lacre regained positions while in Picardy British forces pushed east of Villers Bretonneux and Loeure. A large number of prisoners were taken.

London Flanders Ypres Haig Lacre Picardy Lers Bretonneux Loe Villers-Bretonneux

Drafted Men Reach French War Front

National army troops arriving from American camps bring high spirits and added strength to the lines in Dorraine. A general boasts with a slang remark that the Germans have not got their goats but the national army will show what it can do when in action.

Frank J. Taylor United Press Dorraine National Army

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