Summer Coat Half Price Sale
Store offers summer coats at exactly half price. Limited time discount applies to all stock labeled as summer coats. Customers encouraged to act quickly as sizes vary and stock may run out.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1914
Page
2
Store offers summer coats at exactly half price. Limited time discount applies to all stock labeled as summer coats. Customers encouraged to act quickly as sizes vary and stock may run out.
Porch and street wear dresses priced at $1.49, originally valued to $2.50. Made of assorted wash fabrics, well made with attractive trims, offered for sale at the reduced price.
Rev Sydney Strong of Queen Anne Congregational cites rulers and empires as unreliable in truth urging his flock to seek sanity amid war. He warns the majority should be in lunatic asylum and mocks public support for harsh commands. Rev Frank M Siissey of Westminster Presbyterian echoes European rulers failing in faith.
A 1909 London declaration defines neutrality rules on war trade, contraband wheat and coal bunkering, and bans transferring foreign ships to American registry to exploit neutrality. The piece frames this as a major obstacle to allowing American capitalists to buy foreign ships for wartime cargoes.
The German empress and her daughters join Berlin women in feeding reservists passing through the city. Troops give enthusiastic ovations daily as the effort gains momentum and recognition.
German forces capture Liege and press toward Namur as French English and Belgian troops converge on Belgian soil. Brussels reports say Belgians hold forts and provisions while German control widens. authorities predict Belgian retreat to Namur as German legions advance.
London citizens from varied professions form a 30000 strong police corps to keep peace during war. Viscount Goschen leads the banker police while Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree and others train actors to wield night sticks. Citizens guard public works for four hours daily to relieve territorials for tougher tasks.
A meeting at the Labor Temple, called by Seattle Slavic representatives, drew 150 attendees who donated $400 in ten minutes to support the South Slavonic Red Cross society.
A star want ad promises quick sale through a prominent classifieds feature, urging readers to place listings for rapid results.
The piece argues cavalry is less effective daily in Europe as aircraft reduce reconnaissance value and rapid flanking maneuvers. a regiment could not charge infantry without heavy losses, leaving cavalry mainly for quick moves and rear or flank attacks when possible.
Paris reports French cavalry patrols have seized the Eifel area in Belgium. They announced French forces defeated German infantry in several skirmishes along the Ourthe River.
J Charles McKnight a pioneer resident of Seattle died at his home 924 Doris av at 730 today He was proprietor of the Palace Hardware store Georgetown.
Reports from Brussels claim Liege is in German occupation with Belgian defense retreating to Namur. Von Emmich claims authority in Liege city hall and threatens civilians who resist. Armies mass on Belgian soil as cavalry skirmishes occur near Huy and Dinant. Local fear grows of renewed offensive, though officials say larger push may still be days away.
The prince of Wales arrived by automobile today at the Grenadiers headquarters and reported for duty. He bears no lieutenant's commission.
The White Star liner Olympic sailed from New York for Liverpool risking capture by German cruisers. The ship was loaded to capacity with fuel and provisions and even carried a deck load.
Reports say Austro Hungarian naval bombardment of Antivari Montenegro destroyed the wireless station and many factories, homes, and warehouses on Saturday. London plans to send at least 100,000 troops to Belgium with rapid reinforcements to follow.
Washington sent a long telegram to the Seattle customs collector insisting the United States preserve neutrality in the European war. It requires foreign bound ships to file full manifests before clearance and permits inspection of ships and cargoes by U S authorities before and after clearance. Belligerent vessels must stop for examination when signaled by a U S vessel.
London dispatch says three Brussels gardeners attacked a German detachment near Soiron Belgium. In retaliation the Germans killed every inhabitant of the village.
Leaders of the workingmen anti military movement say they will show signs of propaganda within a week or two. They admit the Belgium conflict caught them unprepared to avert a general strike and report war enthusiasm is widespread among those in arms.
The admiralty confirms the British main cruiser squadron sunk the German submarine U-15 with no British losses. The location is not given but likely in the North Sea.
Paris dispatches say censorship tightened as French war office hints at imminent developments tied to the Alsace invasion. Gen Joffre’s troops advance on German frontier forts with bayonet charges around Colmar and Neu Breisach while main German forces concentrate near Esche Luxemburg.
War office advices say the Austrian Fourteenth army corps of 30,000 men under the grand duke of Tuscany has arrived at Basie to Basie Tyrol to assist Germany. The reports imply a breach of Swiss neutrality though no formal statement was issued.
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