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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1918

Page

6

Service flag dedication and city news items mix

A Sunday service flag with 500 stars was dedicated at First Presbyterian. Reports of accidents, arrests, and local deaths fill the roundup, including an auto crash inquiry, a shooting at the Great Northern dock, and wartime casualties in Seattle. Universities and religious groups announce lectures and meetings in Seattle and King County.

First Presbyterian Church D. S. Healey Corties Akull Frederick Breese

Alaska Governor Seeks Peace Time Jobs for Soldiers

Alaska territorial governor Thomas Riggs Jr arrived in Seattle en route to Washington DC for his mother’s funeral and said Alaska will place returning soldiers in clerical, teaching, and foreman roles during the construction period, including positions matching their abilities.

Thomas Riggs Alaska Seattle Sanday Washington, D C Masaka Council National Defense

Germans to Return Belgium Gold Under Armistice Clause

Berlin reports immediate restitution of Belgian cash deposits and return of all documents, specie, stocks, and certificates from Germany. Germany will use gold reserve in the Imperial Bank of Germany as per clause 19 of the armistice terms. Gold reserve listed at 2,308,558,000 marks.

Berlin National Bank of Belgium Germany Imperial Bank of Germany

Son Killed in Action During Argonne Battle

Capt. Howard De Hart Hughes son of Attorney FE Hughes died in Seattle last week while leading his company in the 361st regiment during the Argonne battle. The news reached his father during the elder Hughes funeral service.

Howard de Hart Hughes FE. C. Hughes Seattle 361St Argonne

Papes Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief

A vintage ad claims a cold can be broken in hours with Papes Cold Compound. A dose every two hours, up to three, supposedly clears head congestion, nasal discharge, and sore throat while reducing feverishness and headaches. It touts instant relief and easy taste, urging customers to buy the genuine product.

Pape

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