Suzzallo Urges Farm Laborers to Support U S War Effort
Dr Henry Suzzallo chairman of the state defense council appeals Friday to agricultural workers to avert a threatened strike. He urges laborers in fields and orchards to stay on the job for patriotism and to feed soldiers and allies, insisting workers are better paid this year and that agitators seek Germany’s interests. County councils agents farmers and fruit growers are asked to spread the message and to support the government during this critical time.
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Henry Suzzallo
State Council of Defense
Germany
Presidents Reply to Pope May Bring Peace to World
President Wilson's reply to the pope's peace offer may provide a working basis to hasten the war's end. Germany and Austria already move toward peace, with the note under consideration by the State Department. Officials expect a US position that may echo allied terms while avoiding haste that could offend the Vatican.
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Washington
Wilson
Germany
Austria
Rome
Bellef
Holy See
America
Pontif
State Department
Lansing
Vatican
Teutons
Kate Sadler Rearrested for Disordery Conduct Case in Seattle
Kate Sadler wife of Sam Sadler and J W W faces federal indictment for opposing the draft and will be tried Monday afternoon before Police Judge Gordon on a charge of disorderly conduct. The charge stems from alleged treasonable remarks at a Sixth Ave street meeting and her escape from two motorcycle patrolmen. Sadler was arrested Friday night at 72 Pike Street and released on a $1000 bond.
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Sam Sadler
Gordon
Sixth Ave
Marion St
President Wilson
W. W
Second
Washington
Second Washington Infantry
Gill
Sadler
Clay Allen
Heckingham
Altho
Strong
Division Board
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Masonic Club
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Queen Anne Congregational Church
People’s Council
J. W. Spangler
Seattle National Bank
Spangler
Labor
R. L. Proctor
Central Labor Council
Labor Temple
Proctor
American Federation of Labor
Carmen Strikers Plan Mass Rally as Union Grows
Frisco carmen leaders announce a mass parade today with strikers and families marching through the streets. A mass meeting will follow. They say membership has reached 1,700 with new additions.
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San Francisco
Carmen
United Railroads
Lectures and Film at Labor Temple Benefit Event
Charles L. Drake lectures for the International Workers' Defense Fund at the Labor temple to aid the fund. He will exhibit 5,000 feet of motion picture film titled The Great Wanderlust on Saturday and Sunday evenings.
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Temple
Charles L. Drake
International Workers’ Defense Fund
Labor Temple
Industrial Fair Closes Tonight Presentation on Cabbage Cooking
The exhibition at the Industrial Fair showcased 150 cabbage prep methods by Miss Mary E Sutherland of the U S department of agriculture. The fair ends Saturday night with a war time luncheon by the King County Council of Patriotic Service members' wives and a talk on meats substitutes and cooking appliances.
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Northwest
Fourth Ave
University St
Mary E Sutherland
United States Department of Agriculture
King County Council of Patriotic Service
Sutherland
Germany and Austria Back Pope Peace Proposals
Germany pledged moral adhesion to Pope Benedict XVI peace proposals and Austria indicated willingness to start negotiations. Dispatches from Berne via Idea Nazionale report timely support, amid tensions with the central powers. The Tribuna and Corriere d'Italia discuss origins and potential effects on the war, with disarmament and Alsace in focus.
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Rome
Germany
Pope Benedict
Austria
Berne
Idea Nazionale
Tribuna
Nial
Corriere d'Italia
Alsace
Trente
Trieste
Why You Should Never Pare a Corn
An admonition against paring corns or calluses. The text claims many deaths result from paring and promotes Ice-Mint as a safe, inexpensive remedy sold by druggists to relieve painful feet and remove corns.
Miss E Betelle Robinson Fundraiser for Troop Cigarets
Kansas City youths call at Miss E Betelle Robinson's home to send fifty cent contributions. Each donation buys five cigarette boxes for U S troops in France. The box on the porch carries a note and a maid answers if the call is not at home.
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Kansas City
Ebetelle Robinson
George 8S. Robinson
Sammy
United States
France
Senator Declares I. W. W. Meaning Imperial Wilhelm's Warriors
Senator Ashurst of Arizona told the senate the real meaning of I. W. W. is Imperial Wilhelm's Warriors and accused the group of perjury as a fine art and murder being a science.
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United Free
Washington
Ashurest
Arizona
Senate Today
Imperial Wilhelm
Mechanics Enlisted in Engineers' Company Prepares for France
Co. B. California Engineers lists mechanics and constructors from many trades in the company now at American Lake. They will entrain for California soon and sail for France as one of the first organizations to depart for the conflict.
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Co. B. California Engineers
California
Sal
France
City Bridge Tenders to Gain Eight Hour Day
The council committee of the whole Friday afternoon approved a change to an eight-hour workday for city employed bridge tenders. The change begins September 1.
Chamber Hosts Gen Zalu Boffsky During Shipyard Visit
Gen Zalu Boffsky, head of the Russian government purchasing commission, was entertained by the Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club on Saturday as he arrived to inspect the city shipyards.
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Zalu Boffaky
Chamber of Commerce and Commercelal Club
Highwaymen Rob Man and Steal $24 in Narrow Rescue
Two highwaymen in a car robbed C. H. France of 24 dollars at 9 30 p m Friday. France was walking on Battery street between First and Second avenues when the crime occurred.
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C. H. France
Nob Hill Ave
Battery St
First
Second Aves
Man Denies Theft of $250 From Roommate
C R Sheridan, 31, arrested at Beaumont apartments on a charge of stealing $250 from Frank P Dow, 30. Sheridan declares he earned the money.
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C. R. Sheridan
Beaumont Apartments
Frank P. Dow
Auto strikes newsboy injures 14 year old Chester Coyle
A 14 year old newsboy Chester Coyle of the Y M C A neighborhood is hospitalized at Swedish with a broken foot after being struck Friday afternoon by car driven by G M Price of 117 18th Ave N.
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Helen Epstein
18Th Ave
J. Decker
53Rd Ave
First Ave
University St
Chester Coyle
Y. M
Sutieiak
G. M. Price
Beaton Film Show Life on Farm for War Harvest Drive
The Animated Educational Film Co. depicts life on the farm under the direction of Welford Beaton to encourage war time vacations spent in useful work. Seattle leaders recruit workers for harvests in Eastern Washington as hop picking and apple work begin in September with Welford Beaton promoting the film at the Coliseum theatre for four days.
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State Harvesters’ League
Washington
Yakima
Wenatchee
Moxee
Animated Educational Film Co
Welford Beaton
League
Coliseum Theatre
Bryan calls to punish unpatriotic speech and draft critics
William Jennings Bryan argues in his Commoner editorial that no sympathy should be given to anyone arrested for unpatriotic utterances including attacks on allies or the government. He condemns resistance to the draft as anarchy and insists discussion of war ends once Congress acts.
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United Press
Lincoln
Neb
Wm. Jennings Bryan
The
Commoner
Bryan
Congress
United States
Retired generals named to new U S departmental commands
The War Department named new department commanders all retired. Eastern Brig. Gen. F E D Hoyle Western Maj. Gen. Arthur Murray Southeastern Maj. Gen. W P Duval Southern Maj. Gen. John Ruckman Northeastern Brig. Gen. John A Johnston Central Maj. Gen. W H Carter Brig. Gen. J P Wisser given command of Hawaii Maj. Gen. P J Townsley commanded Panama
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Washington
War Department
FE. D. Hoyle
Arthur Mur
Mrs Mooney to be Freed on Bail in San Francisco
Mrs Rena Mooney who was acquitted of murder in the preparedness parade dynamiting will be released on bail. Superior Judges Griffin and Cabanias announced after hearing her appeal.
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United Press
San Francisco
Rena Mooney
Griffin and Cabanias
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