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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1917

Page

7

World opinion mixed on Butte lynching and war era strikes

A digest of editorials and columns reviews reactions to the Butte lynching of Frank le and the Everett trial remarks. Northwest papers condemn lynching yet discuss its political implications and labor conflict coverage. Also noted are streetcar strikes in Seattle and Tacoma and calls for arbitration amid wartime labor strain.

Putte Spokane L W. W Montana Portland Oregonian Recorder Seattle Tacoma Times Everett Butte

Peace aims and a harsh verdict on Germany in Senate interview

The article cites Borah urging a clear peace aim from government while condemning Germany’s three year war crimes. It denounces German leadership under Michaelis and rejects any honorable or honorable compromise peace, calling for decisive action by democracies to preserve liberty and punish tyranny.

Borah United Senate Michaelis Germany

Russian Railways Seek Freight Rate Hike Approval

The American railroad commission has reached Petrograd and is expected to hear requests from Russian railways for permission to raise freight rates. Senator J Ham Lewin of Illinois praises Chancellor Michaelis and Hurley’s Denman successor appointment as a strong act. He also favors a Chicago headed shipping board to boost shipyard output on the Great Lakes for inland commerce.

Congress Hrookdyn Eagle Senate Russian Council of Workmen's The Globe Abraham Iincoln Edwin W. Stanton Portland Oregonian American Railroad Commission Petrograd J. Ham Lewin United States Illinois Michaelis Hurley Denman Chicago Shipping Board Great Lakes

Rockwell City Wedding and Tattooed Recruit Tale

The notice reports the marriage of William Walful and Pearl Coffee in Rockwell City Iowa. It also notes a Baltimore man rejected as a recruit due to tattoos, with the quip that he would be a marked man in battle.

Russia America Kansas City Star William Walful Pearl Coffee Rockwell City Baltimore

Handwriting on the Wall: Star Reader Urges Labor Reform

A Star reader argues in a letter that capital and labor must reform together with an eight hour day and a living wage. He cites Daniel's handwriting as a warning and urges government action to ensure fair hours and wages for all workers.

Aneeesa Mene Mee Tekel Upharsin Daniel Star Reader

City Aims Protest Over Street Car Ticket Sales

Corporation Counsel Hugh Caldwell plans to file a protest with the public service commission on Tuesday on behalf of Seattle against the discontinuance of 4 cent street car tickets by Puget Sound Traction Light & Power Co. The city’s action seeks to preserve current fare terms and public transit service.

Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Co Public Service Commission Hugh Caldwell City of Seattle

Alice in Wonderland Tea Party and Garden Escape

Alice endures a chaotic tea party and chaos in the garden as doors open and a garden adventure unfolds. She slips into a curious hall by a door in a tree and enters a vivid garden scene with hedgehogs for croquet balls and soldiers for arches.

Alice Abe

Roses Painted Red in Alice’s Garden Parade

In a garden scene Alice encounters three gardeners painting white roses red to avert the Queen of Hearts. The procession of soldiers courtiers and royalty arrives, and the Queen sternly questions Alice as the card-themed world unfolds before her.

Two Alice Five Seven Cliba Knave of Hearts Child

Seattle Firm Supplying Army Camps with Cooking Utensils

T. F. Clark & Co. of Seattle received the contract to furnish the American lake army post encampment with cooking utensils. The first shipment was sent to the cantonment last week.

T. F. Clark & Co Seattle American Lake Army Post

City Physicians Explain Why They Prescribe Nuxated Iron

Doctors in New York and Chicago explain that organic iron boosts blood and strength, claims claim stronger nerves and quicker recovery. They cite tests and testimonials, urging use of Nuxated Iron over older iron forms and noting broad public use.

New York N. Y Ferdinand King A. J. Newman City of Chicago Jefferson Park Hospital Schuyler C. Jacques St. Elizabeth's Hospital FH. Sauer Tam Howard James Manhattan State Hospital of Brooklyn State Hospital Europe America Owlweg Co

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