Haig Reports Limited Actions on Western Front
Field Marshal Haig stated the main fighting centered at Langemarck where Allies cleared a strong obstacle before their new line. He noted raids north of Gouzeaucourt and southwest of Halluch, marking the day’s notable combat activity.
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If You Value Your Watch Let Us Repair It
Advertisement notes a watch repair service offering quick restoration and safe handling of timepieces. Details emphasize expert workmanship and reliability for valued watches.
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Speed Record Set by This Drafted Man
George Hockins of Alameda California arrived in Seattle from Alaska on August 18, was registered August 21 by Executive Whitney of Division 6, drawn for service August 25, posted for examination August 27, waived five days August 28, passed examination and was certified the same day, and left for Alameda that night. He said, Things always happen to me quickly. Just luck. When do I go.
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Paru
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Cal
Seattle
Alaska
Whitney
Division
Adjutant General
Honored Draft Exempts Men Ahead of Septem
Sixteen married men denied exemptions by local draft boards were granted relief on dependency grounds by the district board of appeals. Industrial and agricultural discharges were issued to several, with several others certified into army service. The board debated further cases, including Archie Strange’s denial of exemption for indispensability to the secret service, and cases involving language barriers and occupation claims.
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de Laffe
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Archie N. Starrett
George B Murdock
Walter A. Heath
Edward K. Taylor
Karl Krogstad
Fred W. Horton
William J. Leybrandt
Orin HH. Bevehing
Victor McTotten
Richard F. Coleman
Wallace C Fahelman
Clarence L. Moore
W. B Younberg
Harvey Thrasher
Wandell J. Nugent
Samuel
Phillipa
James A. Mellagh
King County
William McCall
Donald L. Peppan
Seattle
J. E. Johnson
Heyward W. Donahue
Edward Smith
John Anderson
Alfred Wather
John James Budd
Roy Edward Guppy
John J. Cueworth
Walter Hoefiing
Henry Holland
M. Dullo
Harold ©. Beal
Harold Jensen
John Joseph Laipple
Peter Lamelis
Samuel Packer
Edwart C. Cunningham
Russell Hubert Lawson
Simon le Roy Minor
Frederick G. Wefer
Max Kornbrum
Stuart H. Wright
Ivar Hanson
Matthew Pretrick
Laarle Thomas Turner
Harold Wesley Crown
Archie Strange
Secret Service
Secret Service of the
United States
Pershing
Rail Employes Threaten Counter Revolution Tactics
Moscow dispatch reports M Orekhoff, chief spokesman for railroad workers, warning of a growing counter revolution in Russia. He said workers would strike to paralyze communications if cadet led plans move toward reaction, and urged unity to block opposition within the national conference.
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William G. Shepherd
United Press
Moscow
Russia
M. Orekhoff
Orekhof
Millicouff
Duma
Northwest Shorthand Reporting School Ad
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Seattle to Honor 16 Married Men in Army Mobilization
The King County Council for Patriotic Service plans a September 4 celebration for Seattle and King County men certified for service. A dance at the Hippodrome and a vaudeville show at the Arena will honor all selected men with free badges for entertainments. Mobilization details shift to start September 6 for Seattle’s first 5 percent quota, delaying other counties by five days.
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Maurice Thompson
King County Council For Patriotic Service
National Army
Seattle
King County
American Lake
Hippodrome
Musicians’ Union
Frank Gates
When Favorite Foods Upset Stomachs Try Bisurate Magnesia
If some foods upset your stomach do not quit eating them or use pepsin or soda after meals. Take a tea spoonful of Bisurate Magnesia in half a glass of hot water after eating. The hot water increases stomach blood supply and the magnesia neutralizes excess acid, aiding digestion. It is not a laxative and is harmless with continued use. Obtain Bisurate Magnesia at dry stores and use only this form.
Do the Obvious Thing and Remedy Dental Defects
The article urges readers suffering from heartburn indigestion or bad breath to stop using cheap medicines that hide symptoms and instead have dental defects corrected. It promises free examination and estimates for top quality dental work and invites contact for a cost surprise.
Death of Alma Matson Under Auto Hit Investigation
County coroner Dr. C. C. Tiffin opened an inquiry into the death of Alma Matson a 32 year old logger who was struck by a car and later brought to the city hospital by a man named Brown. Officials say records were not properly kept and Matson and Brown’s identities are unclear.
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Alma Matson
Brown
Tiffin
Matson
Refined Atmosphere Menus Suit Your Pocketbook
Advert describes music and dancing with dinner at Hotel Butler offering refined atmosphere and budget-friendly menus aligned to patrons' pocketbooks.
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