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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1916
Page
9
Chicago officials announce steps toward a national system of uniform black and white grade crossing signals. The plan aims to reduce accidents caused by autoists misunderstanding diverse crossing posts across the country.
In a reflective kitchen table chat, Margie resists future plans while Dick vows a renewed romance. She works to move from a year of rest to living fully, testing whether enduring love survives a long recuperation.
Washington reports from Aug 25 that Germany’s government leans to the radical Reichstag left, as Emily Balch and Charles R. Crane cite changes in German and Russian governance. The shift could tilt toward peace as socialist and liberal blocs gain influence.
James W. Casey of Echo Lake wrote Hello Mexico after hearing his daughter strum a ukulele. The song shot to fame across vaudeville circuits and Seattle theatres, with 5000 more copies on order. Casey, a young prolific tunesmith, also penned Sing Me a Song of the Sunny South Old Love Letters and Twilight.
Berlin August 25 sparrows have surged in the Brunswick district prompting the municipal authorities to offer 10 pfennigs for each sparrow nest with eggs and half that amount for each dead fledged sparrow.
A Petrograd wireless dispatch reports the Russians resuming their advance along the Caucasus front after recapturing Mash. Turkish forces are evacuating Bitlis as part of the ongoing operations.
Chief of Police Holter unearthed an eight foot below surface relic west of town near the rifle range. The stone pestle like implement appears carved and may have been used to grind corn or grain in past ages.
Joseph Kellert, a miner for Lehigh Coal & Navigation at Tamaqua No 12 colliery, was rescued after being entombed for 32 hours following an accident in Pottsville reporting.
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