Germany plans blow at Switzerland amid gold loan pressure
Washington reports German authorities warn of a possible strike on Switzerland if it refuses a coal-for-loan deal. Swiss resistance signals strain on Berlin as gold reserves shrink, prompting talk of shifting forces on the western front and U.S. reconsideration of southern flank strategy.
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Letters from Cynthia Grey on rent rise after repairs
A tenant writes that after 18 months of no repairs the landlord finally papered three rooms and now demands a $2 monthly rent increase. The writer notes the landlord promised no raise while they lived there and asks about legal redress without a written lease. The column responds that rent hikes burden families and advises consulting a lawyer to determine rights.
Tradesman Keeps Neighbor Awake
A tenant asks how to stop a tradesman in the building from hammering late at night. The adviser says the landlord should regulate the disturbance and notes the tradesman harms his own business if neighbors are annoyed. If needed, file a police complaint for neighborhood disruption.
Medical training camp at Fort Lawton grows fast
More than 200 men already in training at Fort Lawton with 600 expected by month’s end as Tacoma recruits join the camp. First Lieut. C. R. Glenn says the six month program turns recruits into full medical corps members capable of rapid action on battlefronts and ambulances.
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Owen Moore and Mary Pickford in Behind the Scenes details
Irene E. Yea asks whether Owen Moore acted as Mary Pickford's leading man in Behind the Scenes. The query seeks confirmation of their on screen pairing in the 1915 film and its cast relationship.
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Balkans Rise as Allies Weigh Greek Front and Serbia Drive
War analysts say a northward Allied offensive from Monastir could topple King Constantine and reinstall Venizelos, easing efforts by striking through Serbia to sever the Berlin Constantinople line. Better Greek control would allow landing near western ports and potential commandeering of Thessalian wheat supplies.
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The Allison pearls theft ends with late night return
The report notes the pearls were returned to the owner in the dead of night and were stolen again before morning. The Star promises more details on Monday.
De Miracle Hair Removal Ad Claims Under-Skin Action
An advertisement promotes De Miracle sanitary liquid as a depilatory that works beneath the skin to remove hair. It claims lasting results, includes a money back guarantee, lists prices 60c 1.00 and 2.00, and offers a free booklet via mail from De Miracle Chemical Co New York.
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Must Treat Flag With Due Respect
Dear Mise Grey. Can I be punished for taking down the American flag on my own home. No one is liable for not flying the flag if he does not wish to do so. Everyone takes down the flag every night since Mag regulations prohibit leaving it out overnight. Only disrespectful treatment could make you liable for punishment. The flag is the emblem of our government and must be treated with the respect due the government itself.
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Prices From a Rural Stock and Feed Ledger
A readable list shows a variety of farm feed and livestock items including eggs, poultry, veal, pork products, pigeons, turkeys, hogs, butter, cheese, and dairy products. It notes products from Washington and California creameries and storage, with legible entries for various grains and feeds such as oats, corn, bran, meal, coconut meal, alfalfa meal, and hay.
Petitions Filed to Disincorporate Seven Companies
Seven petitions to disincorporate companies operated by the Frank Waterhouse Co. were filed before Superior Judge Kenneth Mackin tosh Tuesday. A hearing on the petitions was set for October 12.
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Booths Under Renovation for Industrial Fair
Extensive work has begun on booths to house exhibits of the Manufacturers and Merchants Industrial Fair next week at the Exhibition Building, Fourth Ave. and University St.
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Two More Houseboat Men to Do Their Bit
The houseboat Moorelyn at Leschi Park reports two more crew members, Walter E. Ortman and Ernest G. Hill, have left the ship to join the Medical Corps after five crew members previously enlisted in field artillery.
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Argentine to Mobilize 100000 Army This Month
Belief grows in Washington that Argentina will mobilize about 100000 troops this month as pro Allied sentiment rises. Reliable reports from government circles cite German espionage plots as a motivating factor in the move.
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