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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1918
Page
4
A brief obituary note honoring Bradford’s three sons with military service. Lieut Com Krad of the British navy died at Zeebrugge while aiding a landing, Brig Gen Bradford earned the Victoria Cross for bravery and was killed in France after speaking to his son, and another Bradford officer held the Military Cross and Distinguished Order in France.
Delegates at the annual state Elks convention in Pacoma August 17 vote to hold next year’s gathering in Yakima. Officers saw changes with Charlies Manning moving from vice president to a higher post and Wilkins of Anacortes reelected secretary. A A Dickover of Bremer lodge chosen treasurer.
The Star Liberty Weekly lists features this week at the Liberty theatre including the great athletic men at Camp Lewis, Hanson going to work in Seattle, North Pacific ship Seattle Elks convention in Tacoma, and shipbuilder David Jers of Seattle being honored by President Wilson in Washington.
Three Grand Army Veterans arrive in Portland for the encampment opening at noon. Officials say preparations are complete to handle crowds due to shipbuilding activity. Officials expect thousands of visitors including veterans and camp followers, with ample lodging available for all.
Burlington dispatch reports discrepancies alleged to amount to a serious error in governor Graham’s accounts prompting the Republican committee to demand his resignation. The governor appeals for deferring judgment until the full audit is completed.
Special to The Star by N. E. A. Don notes Newport officers sailors and firemen refuse to sail aboard a vessel with a German master demanding an Englishman be appointed. The boat remains berthed as the strike continues.
The Star reports on a naval incident dated August 17 detailing the arrest of two German officers, a colonel and a lieutenant, on charges of abetting in the interest of the enemy. The officers were seized amid concerns of espionage within the service.
Minute Men of Precinct 234 at a meeting Thursday night approved Ullons request to extend night school work. They urged that half credits be allowed to high school boys who work during the day and wish to continue courses in the evening.
All men who have reached their 71st birthday since June 5 191% and on or before August 24 1918 must register August 24 1914. These men should consult with local draft boards to learn how and where to register.
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