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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1917

Page

3

Women in War Aide Bill Aims to Include Flier Ruth Law

Washington audience watches aviatrix Ruth Law pressed into action as she joins Rep. Hurlburt in promoting a bill to enroll women in any army service the secretary of war designates and to grant commissions in aviation. Law’s visit follows her rejection for foreign service by the War Department.

Washington Army Secretary of War Hurlburt New York Huurlburt War Department Mins Ruth Law Aviatrice Foreign Service House Mins Law Clark Effent

Don’t Laugh Too Soon Pay The Gas Increase Now

Beattle Lighting Co officials explain that the public service commission approved a rate increase effective November 1. Meters read mid month mean most bills reflect the old rate for about two weeks in November, with the higher rate applying on the next bill for gas used between October 15 and November 15.

Public Service Commission Beattle Lighting Col

Lord Lansdowne Praises Wilsons U S Spirit

Lord Lansdowne expressed strong support for President Wilson’s message in a New York Times dispatch. He said he was in agreement with the policy described and pleased that the speech echoed his own views.

United Preas New York Lord Lansdowne New York Times Wilson Times Lansdowne

Second De Turenne Wounded in France

Amaury Auzias de Turenne, second son of Flaymond Ausias de Turenne, president of Yukon Investment Co. and Bank for Savings VP, was Injured on the Western Front and is in a base hospital after a shell shock incident. His elder brother Almer served with the first Canadian contingent and was partially blinded by shell fragment. Amaury had enlisted with the Canadiens before the United States entered the war. The full seriousness remains unknown.

Amaury Auzias de Turenne Flaymond Ausias de Turenne Yukon Investment Co Bank For Savings Seattle Almer Amaury America

Seattle Port Board approves ferry and storage charge hikes

The Seattle port commission adopted a general increase in wharf age and storage charges as outlined by Robert Bridges. They also decided to discontinue night service of the Mercer ferry lunch after December 5 with no dissent.

Robert Bridges Seattle Port Commission Mercer

Seattle Leads Nation With First Steel Ship Under Emergency Program

William Pigott, president of the Seattle Car & Foundry Co., says Seattle has favorable national opinion as the first city to launch a steel ship under the government emergency program, after his four month trip East.

Seattle William Pigott Seattle Car & Foundry Co

Orpheum Opens Midweek Bill With Variety Acts

The Orpheum at Third and Madison debuts a six act program headlined by Lew Fields film comedy. Allaire the juggling comedian delivers lively patter and clubs. Elisa and Fiteworth perform singing and dancing with patter. Denver and Minch sing and dance. McDonald whistling, Lewis and Miles acrobatics, Buckley’s Animal Circus entertains children.

Orpheum Madison Levy Acta Lew Fields Allaire Elisa Fiteworth Denver Minch MecDonald Lewis Miles Buckley

Cavalry Returns as 1917 Style Knights in Training

The article notes modern cavalry trainees at U S training camps simulating knightly warfare on horseback. It contrasts these 1917 models with Kaiser Wilhelm's forces and mentions sabers reappearing in recent Western front fighting as American troops prepare for potential large scale combat.

Kaiser Wilhelm Uncle Bam U. S

600000 Christmas parcels for American troops in France

Approximately 600 000 Christmas parcels for American troops in France were received at the port of embarkation when the time for accepting packages expired.

United Preas New York France

Dr G Schoonmaker Eye Sight Specialist Moves Office

Dr G Schoonmaker, an eye sight specialist with twenty years in practice, announces a new location at 1248 Public Market Bleck Seath of Public Market. The ad touts modern lens design, personalized glasses, and solution for broken lenses with quick replacement.

Schevenmaker

War fashions debate skirts and woolen cloth wartime limits

Designers favored longer skirts to aid warmth and modesty while war demands pressure to shorten styles. A report notes concerns about bulging eyes and morale as fabric rationing and practical needs influence clothing trends during the conflict.

Got Away With It For A While Scheme Foiled By Dry Squad

A failed liquor scheme by Gus Allensen at 12004 First Ave involved stashing bottles in suitcases tied to a rope and hauled ashore during a Alaskan trip on the steamer Chicago. Police seized the liquor, arresting Gus and detaining 27 crewmen after officers discovered more aboard.

Gus Allensen First Ave Chicago Thia Ouse Gus

Police arrest listed foreigners and locals for federal inquiry

E Momeneti a 22 Finn laborer Bill Gooyff a Russian laborer John Pierson and Fred Pierson 46 Swede merchants were arrested Thursday and held for federal investigation Freda Fischer 41 a German was arrested Wednesday and booked for federal investigation Peter Gallogly 21 an Irish laborer was arrested for drunkenness Thursday and held for federal investigation

E. Momeneti Bill Gooyff John Pierson Fred Pierson Freda Fischer Peter Gallogly

Adler Acquitted of Taking Money at Palace

Al Adler once manager of the Standard Theatre Concessions Co which held candy contracts in the Palace and other theatres was acquitted by a jury of taking about 400 dollars of company funds. Adler testified he received several hundred dollars from his employers and could not collect it so he took what he believed he was owed.

al Adler Standard Theatre Concessions Co Palace Hip

Relative of John Brown joins Navy in Seattle visit

Re. B. Chamberlain 21 Salemi Oregon great grandson of John Brown leader of the Harper's Ferry raid is in Seattle for a visit before reporting for duty in the naval hospital corps at Mare Island California.

RE. B. Chamberlain Salemi, Ore John Brown Harper's Ferry Seattle Naval Hospital Corps Mare Island Cal

War Declaration Push For Austria Gains House Backing

The foreign relations committee favorably reports the resolution calling for a state of war with Austria. It notes the U S has been at war with Austria in practice for months and that limited readjustment remains. The report cites Austrian naval depredations against American lives and rights as grounds for war.

United Preas Washington Austria House Foreign Relations Committee UU. M Germany

Thrift Campaign Meeting Set For Thursday In Washington

County chairmen from all districts of the Washington war say ings committee will meet Thursday in the Washington hotel to plan the state campaign. A luncheon by State Director Daniel Kelleher precedes the session to finalize the 31 600 000 war savings certificates and stamps distribution. Hugh D. Marshall of the federal savings committee will urge mobilizing schoolchildren to wave pennies to purchase stamps, a program already tried in Oregon.

Washington Daniel Kelleher Peachy Hugh D. Marshall Federal Savings Committee Oregon California Marshall

Chain letters seek coins for French hospital in Seattle

A long running chain letter campaign begun by former French consul Loula Herritte to fund a face and jaw hospital in France continues to receive donations. Consul Pierre dumilly de Chevilly has ordered post offices to detain letters with identifiable sender addresses to stop the appeal.

France Seattle Loula Herritte Pierre Dumilly de Chevilly Washington, D. C Dumilly de Chevilly

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