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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1918

Page

3

U S Regulation Tightens War Plant Hiring

The United States bans nonessential war plant ads and requires all plants with contracts to hire through the federal employment office after August 1. Seattle reports local labor shortages amid the new rule, which targets unskilled workers while leaving skilled labor unchanged.

United States Employment Office Director General of Employment Dens More Washington, D. C Lawrence Wood United States Employment Washington Seattle War Industries Edgar C. Snyder United States Planta

French Aide to U S Air Program Acknowledged

Capt. Jacques Boyriven, named by the French government to assist U S aviation efforts, heads a squad of 24 at Mineola. He has received every honor from France, including the Legion of Honor.

Jacques Boyriven

Patriot newspaper for division aids war efforts

The Patriotic Council has launched a semi monthly publication named Patriot for Division No. & of the Council of Patriotic Service. It will be distributed to division residents with news of the war and information on aiding War Savings Stamps and Liberty Bonds.

Council of Patriotic Service Patriot War Savings Stampe Liberty Bonds

Transfers System Approved by Board

The city utilities committee approved a plan by Thomas Murphine, superintendent of city utilities, to exchange transfers between the city traction lines and the Western Washington Power Co line.

City Utilities Committee Thomas Murphine City Utilities City Traction Lines Western Washington Power Co

English Girls Driving German Prisoners Shocks London

London public debate as Councilman Redding protests allowing society girls to drive German captives in private cars and supply them with luxuries like tennis rackets while British prisoners in Germany reportedly starve.

N. EB. A London Common Council Redding Germany

Patriotic Service Council to Meet at Broadway High

Division No. 7 of the Council of Patriotic Service will hold a mass meeting at Broadway high school on August 6 to reorganize. Professor Bisanett of the University of Washington will be the principal speaker. Several Canadian soldiers who have served at the front will also speak.

Council of Patriotic Service Broadway High School Bisanett University of Washington

Letter from M. I. C argues against Mooney case influence

The writer defends Frank Oxman and denounces sensational labor guidance. He cites Mooney, McNamara, Haywood Pettibone, and Darrow to urge fair trials and lawful action. He warns against agitators planning violence during Labor Day parades and calls for restraint and adherence to law.

Vhiteer the Star Une Tom Mooney San Francisco Thorofares Mooney Frank Oxman Taker City Ore Nichola Oxman Frankisman Oregon Washington Idaho Cltmen McNamara Los Angeles Harry Orchard Haywood Pettibone Moyer Boise Darrow U. S Nugent Borah California

Permits to Build Show Big Increase in Seattle

Seattle building permits for July show a near doubling from 1917. July 1918 reports 1 080 permits totaling 912 985 dollars versus 516 permits totaling 475 190 dollars in July 1917. Most permits covered small cottages and bungalows.

Seattle Building Department

Rice embargo halts Tube imports and copra relief

The war trade board declares Tube imports from Oriental sources banned in the U S effective August 1. No licenses will be issued. existing licenses become void. Domestic rice only will be available later, with insufficient supply to meet demand. Coincidingly, the copra embargo first lifted on June 28 is announced.

United States Foreign Trade Bureau Beattle Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club War Trade Board Washington, D.C The Trade Bureau Foreign Trade Bureau of the Chamber Beattle Shipping West Indies Central America

Hit by Fire Plug Damage Claim By C H Gould

C H Gould seeks 500 dollars in damages after a fire hydrant cap blew off on July 1 at Western and Virginia, water sweeping him across the street. Others filed claims include J A Helstrom 50 for truck damage, Edite Clendenning 500 for pain and shoes, and Thomas Owens 186 for funeral expenses of a son killed by a fire truck.

OG. M. Gould Virginia Vine and Hallroad Ave Edite Clendenning Union At Thomas Owens Fifth Ave Arthur Harrison St

U S Officers Seize 40 Pounds Macaroni

Federal agents seized 40 pounds of macaroni at the home of C. D. Amico along with three 49 pound sacks of wheat. Charles Mattos of Seattle was also visited and three 95 pound sacks of wheat flour were taken.

C. D. Amico Charles Mattos Seattle

Reach Agreement in Girl's Damage Suit

Settlement in the damage case of Vernice Holt of Kirkland against Rowe Hill School District was arranged Wednesday. Holt fractured her skull after falling from a playfield apparatus. The supreme court sustained lower court rulings and granted $5,000 damages. the district will pay one third now and the remainder later.

Vernice Holt Kirkland Rowe Hill Supreme Court

Bunco Suspect Held While Police Probe

Joseph Ed Murphy, 47, a salesman, is in custody in Seattle after detectives arrest him Thursday at Firetave. He is being investigated for bunco activity and a stated reputation as a bunco man.

BUNCO Joseph Ed" Murphy Seattle Firetave BR. W. Cochran G. A. Bergstrom

Durbin Files for Justice of the Peace in Tukwila

J. Durbin of Tukwila filed for the position of justice of the peace on July 31. The filing announces a local electoral bid and notes the candidate’s hometown and sought office.

J. 1. Durbin

Prevent Appendicitis Uses Adlerika Combination

Beattie notes suggest buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients mixed in Adlerika to cleanse the entire bowel tract to prevent appendicitis. One spoonful Adlerika claims to relieve sour stomach gas or constipation by removing foul matter that poisons the system and works instantly per Bartell Drug Company and Swift Drug Company.

Bartell Drug Company Swift Drug Company

Six Burglar Gang Suspects Nabbed in Seattle

Seattle police arrested six burglary suspects including two women after a raid on the Duelfer hotel rooms 19 and 20. The group, named Sam Belkin Robert C K Robinson Art Adair Lola Johnson and Mrs Sam Rosenberg, are held without bail as officers collect evidence.

Seattle Wang Polce FE. J. Hedges Duelfer Hotel Western Ave Belim Sam Belkin Robert C. K. Robinson Art Adair Halla Pasha Lola Johnson Sam Rosenberg

Commander Arrests Girl at Naval Camp

Pearl Williams of Seattle is in juvenile authorities custody after being arrested Wednesday night by Commander Miller Freeman at the naval training station on the University of Washington grounds. A sailor accompanying her is being detained at the station.

Pearl Willams Seattle Miller Freeman Naval Training Station University of Washington

Business Women's Club Meeting at YWCA

The Business Women's club will meet Friday at ? p.m. at the YWCA. It outlines a working plan and an educational program for its activities.

Business Women's Club P. m

Orchestra and steamship promise lively waveside event

A speaker promotes a voyage with an orchestra a steamer and dancing on deck and at the pavilion. Attendees can expect abundant food and lively entertainment.

Trefe Lota

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