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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1916

Page

3

John Lambert Sunk by German Submarine Off Isle of Wight

American crew members aboard the French liner Espana report the steamship John Lambert shelled and sunk by a German submarine on November 22 near the Isle of Wight. The vessel was built for Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Transport Co. and was to be delivered at Havre. Crew actions included a bridge shot and a 12 hour, 40 mile row to the French coast.

New York John Lambert Inez Espagne Isle of Wight Great Lakes & St. Lawrence Transportation Co Lambert Havre

Deli Magnate Declares No Real Poor In Seattle

Harry Stahl of Fourth Ave, a deli magnate, says he could not find anyone truly in need to give ten turkeys to for Thanksgiving. He recalls offering them away but none were deemed sufficiently poor. he instead returned them to his restaurant and sold them.

Harry Stahl Fourth Ave Seattle

Nonpartisans Seek Financial Aid Petitions

Nonpartisans urge supporters to submit petitions to the Washington nonpartisan committee by December 20 at the Arcade building and to the secretary of state in Olympia by December 29. Seattle circulators must file by December 20 to allow local verification. outlying areas need countersignature from the proper registration official before mailing.

Washington Nonpartisan Committee Arcade Building Secretary of State Olympia Seattle

Nonpartisan Initiative Bill 28 Campaign Seeks Donations

As the signature drive for Initiative Bill No. 28 winds down, an appeal from the Washington nonpartisan committee at 3107 Arcade Building asks for contributions. The estimated cost is about 200 dollars for printing mailing and rent, though all work is voluntary.

Washington Nonpartisan Committee Arcade Building

Meridian Line Cars Lacking Heat Draws Fire

Complaints mount over Puget Sound Traction Line Meridian lacking heat and enclosed cars while other routes meet commission orders to heat and enclose. State public service commission ordered heating on Allis Fauntleroy and Ballard Beach lines. Meridian ignored spirit of order. If unaddressed, PSC may compel action to protect patrons.

State Public Service Commission Allis Fauntleroy Ballard Beach State Commission Meridian Line Public Service Commission

Women to Aid U S Bureau Get Jobs for Unemployed

About 300 women from over 100 groups met at Good Eats cafe to plan cooperation with federal officials as Immigration Commissioner Henry M. White outlined the new women’s employment bureau. A King County cooperative committee will coordinate with the federal labor bureau to gather information, promote Americanization, balance labor supply and demand, standardize conditions, and improve working life.

Organizationa Good Eats Immigration Henry M. White Women's Employment Bureau Ithus King County Federal Labor Bureau

Jitney bond firm finances cleared after acquisition

Olympia December 6 The Casualty Company of America, new owner of Pacific Coast Casualty, says it has unimpaired capital to meet risks. State Commissioner Mishback announced 80 days to readjust the affairs to conform with state rules. Readjustment is technical after department transfers to focus on jitney business.

Olympia Casualty Company of America Pacific Coast Casualty Company Northwest Mishback Fishback Bualefa Thia Ofta

Wireless messages under ground water proposed for islands

Santa Barbara December 6 Dr WY Barringer Cox announced a wireless telephone discovery and plans to install a wireless link between Santa Cruz Island and the mainland. The system would send signals through water rather than air. An earlier experiment transmitted by ground conduction the sound of an alarm clock across 40 miles.

Banta Barbara WY. Barringer Cox Ti Ett Santa Cruz Island Cox

Dentists Offer Modern Care for Perfect Teeth and Health

A dental office urges immediate visit to prevent decay and improve health. It highlights graduate dentists, up-to-date equipment, best materials, low prices, written guarantees, NovoCaine anesthesia, and a free examination with cost estimate.

Villa Plans Split of 5000 Bandits Near San Andreas

A code message from El Paso says Pancho Villa, with about 5000 men, is setting up near San Andreas west of Chihuahua City and is expected to divide loot, rearm, and scatter his band into units for future moves. U S authorities see this as preparation for the next operation.

EL Paso Villa San Andreas Chihuahua City United States Banda

Miss Edith Colby Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder

Spokane journalist Edith Colby was convicted of murder in the second degree for the September killing of A. C. Thomas a prominent Republican politician in Thompson Falls. She faces a 10 to 12 year prison sentence after a trial described as highly sensational with a late-night jury deliberation. The defense announced an appeal.

Thompson Falls Dee Edith Colby Spokane A. C. Thomas Colby Thomas

Harmony Kings Open at Grand Theatre Wednesday

The Harmony Kings begin a new act at the Grand theatre with singing and comedy. The Grace Sisters dance with a costly wardrobe while Dunn and Adams perform as comedians. O’Neil and Smith present a novelty sketch. The Three Newsies reappear with the show. Valeska Surratt stars on screen in The Soul of Broadway.

Harmony Kings Grand Theatre Grace Sisters Dunn Adams O'Neil Smith Three Newsies Wm. Fox Valeska Surratt Broadway

Alaska Frontier Quest by Binkley and Sons

William S. Binkley a veteran guide from the Rocky Mountains and his two sons plan a hunt in Alaska. They store the gasoline launch Acushia at Seattle with provisions and will depart for Wran.

William S. Binkley Hunteman Rocky Mountains Alaska Seattle Wran

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