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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1918

Page

6

Seattle Proclamation Calls All Men to Shipyards

Washington reports a nationwide labor shortage of one million workers as Seattle Mayor Hanson issues a proclamation urging able bodied men from nonessential industries to join shipyard work. The crisis risks halting war plant operations without rapid replenishment of workers.

Washington Fleetand Union Puget Sound North West Agency Hanson Seattle Mayor Hanson

Far and Near News Highlights from August Dispatches

A mixed set of brief items from Sherbrooke to San Francisco reports Prout’s death in Vermont, a train collision near Waterville, May to head a French mission, Mackelvie drowned at Sands Point, and Chispa master Henry Chimuts detained as alien enemy. Also notes a German plane shot down by a British pilot, Proteus sunk near Cape Hatteras, weather favorable for forest fires, and community notices including minute men meetings, registration, theft, and local officials actions.

Sherbrooke Que Prout Vermont Waterville San Francisco Paul Gerald May Australia Albert Metin New York N. Bruce Mackelvie Hutte & Superior Mining Company Sands Point Pacific Henry Chimuts Chispa L. C. Gilman France Washington Proteus Diamond Shoals Cape Hatteras N.C United States Weather Bureau

Elford Named Campaign Chairman for Y M C A Drive

Albert Elford an inspector with New York Life Insurance was chosen as campaign chairman for the fall Y M C A war drive. He replaces William Haworth of Everett who resigned Monday due to business pressure.

Polly Metropolitan Ina Claire Cyril Scott Herbert Yost Rex van Zile Ohio Paris New York Clay Cullom Harry Michardson Myrtle Davis Harry and Clay Rex Myrtle Albert 5. Elford New York Life Insurance Company William Haworth Everett

Tobacco Habit Easily Overcome

A New Yorker writer, Edward J Woods, offers a book on banishing the tobacco or snuff habit. He promises free mailing of the book on request, citing calmer nerves, better sleep, clearer eyes, normal appetite, improved digestion, and increased vigor as benefits.

New Yorker Edward J Woods Station BE New York City

City Cannot Control Rents Says Counsel

In an opinion to the city council Monday Corporation Counsel Hugh M Caldwell stated the city government lacks authority to regulate rent profiteering. He urged consideration of a citizens committee and suggested federal action may be required to curb such rentals during the wartime period.

Hugh M. Caldwell Caldwell United States Germany

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