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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1915

Page

13

Wilson aides prepare note to Britain over blockade demands

Secretary Lansing will present President Wilson with a tentative draft responding to Britain's rejection of American demands on neutral commerce. The draft questions precedents cited by Sir Edward Grey and urges the blockade be abandoned. A strong note may be pressed after Wilson–Lansing conferences to avert export pressure.

Washington Wilson Lansing Great Britain Edward Grey England London Austria Cornish

Regular Guy From Indiana Attends Sigma Chi Convention

BERKELEY Cal Aug 6 A train brings George Ade the Regular Guy and famed Sigma Chi to Berkeley for the fraternity convention where he will appear as the Piece De Resistance or similar title. He vows to skip writing slang fables while in town and to play a plain Sigma Chi role for a time. Moral urges others to chase rewards while rivals stay home.

Berkeley Cal George Ade Indiana Sigma Chi Sigma Chis Ade John McCutcheon Newton Booth Tarkington

Mead Has Backer in Push for National Underwriters Leader

Thirty four live insurance underwriters left Seattle Friday for San Francisco to support William Dwight Mead of Seattle as president of the national organization of underwriters at the convention August 10 to 13 in that city.

Seattle San Francisco William Dwight Mead National Organization of Underwriters

Davenport chosen as 1916 Knights of Columbus convention site

Davenport, Iowa won the bid to host the Knights of Columbus supreme council convention in 1916, defeating Cincinnati 90 to 60 after Seattle hosted. The event drew about 7,493 knights from across the United States, Canada, and territories with governors and officials attending a dinner at the Arctic Club.

Knights OF Columbus Davenport Seattle Supreme Council Cincinnati Chicago Buffalo San Francisco New Orleans Memphis Fort Worth James A. Flaherty Supreme Knight Philadelphia Beattie Supreme Court John D. Delaney New York Supreme James Maher Mueller Bartley Fraser Parka Mike Powers Jimmy Crehan Knights Washington United States Canada Porto Rico Philippines Newfoundland Alaska James J. Gorman Arctic Club Sound

American solves problem of transporting English army

Henry Worth Thornton, an American from Logansport Indiana and former New Yorker, rose to prominence as general manager of the Great Eastern railway in England. At Kitchener's 60 hour deadline, Thornton organized urgent troop and munitions movement to Southampton, achieving trains 12 minutes apart and all schedules kept. Thornton, his wife, and children James and Anna remain in England as Americans.

London Henry W. Thornton Henry Worth Thornton United States Great Eastern Railway England Thornton Logansport Ind New York Southampton France Belgium Kitchener Yankee James Anna

Talks Business at Noonday Meeting with Associations

Charles Coolidge Parlin of Curtis Publishing Co spoke at a noonday meeting of the Sales Managers Manufacturers and Merchants associations with the Rotary club and wholesale and retail groups at the Commercial Club on Friday.

Charles Coolidge Parlin The Curtis Publishing Co Rotary Club Commercial Club

Freckles vanish with ethine double strength treatment

A cosmetic claim promises removal of freckles using ethine double strength cream bought at a druggist. One ounce applied nightly and morning allegedly clears skin, with a money back guarantee if not effective.

Fire Destroys Eight Cottages in Delavan Wisconsin

Fire destroys eight cottages at Delavan Wisconsin. Three children of George D Bryant of Racine burned to death in Ontario. Miss Alice Paul announces a New York plan for an auto trip from Frisco to Washington as a suffrage demonstration.

Delavan Wis George D. Bryant Racine Alice Paul Woman's Congregational Union New York Frisco

Ford offers to supply ambulance chassis on notice

Detroit August 6 officers of the Michigan National Guard asked Ford for emergency ambulance chassis. Ford replied he could supply up to 1000 a day, provided a notice at least one day before deliveries. He pressed for a clear delivery schedule by 4 PM the day before start.

FORD Detroit Mich Michigan National Guard

Portland election seals A A O P presidency by three votes

Dr Robert Wimner Ford of Seattle failed to win the presidentship of the American Osteopathic Association in Portland by a three vote margin He was elected first vice president and the report notes plans for a Beverly Park road dinner in Mukilteo August 29 A conference program for the National Association of Industrial Boards and Commissions is tentatively set for Seattle September 30 and October 1

Robert Wimner-Ford Seattle American Osteopathic Association Portland Beverly Park Road Mukilteo National Association of Industrial Boards and Commissions State Industrial Commission Toppenish Wenatchee San Francisco Exposition Ellis Bremerton Martin Brennan Kendrick Seminary F. J. Valentine Fifth Ave. W Col. J. A. Sleicher Leslie Judge Co Alaska Blue Funnel Talthybius Yokohama Fourth Ave C. L. Pullford

Germans Press Attacks Across Argonne to Meuse Front

Paris reports German forces resuming activity in the Argonne with intermittent bombardments and renewed assaults against French lines from the Argonne to the Meuse. The war office communique notes artillery exchanges and infantry actions in the Argonne region.

Paris Argonne Meuse War Office Sarrail Algiers Dardanelles Gourad

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