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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1917

Page

6

Gill Holds Ground as Impeachment Efforts Grow

Mayor Gill pledges to stay in office until March 14 while impeachment motions gain momentum. Civic groups plan 200 volunteer speakers and church events to pressure removal, with public meetings led by George Walker and ongoing council hearings on the charges and quarantine issues.

Gill DD. C. Millward George H. Walker Council Judiciary Committee Caldwell John McCourt Fosdick Seattle Council Pitzgerald Fitzgerald Meier Thomson McCourt Lundin

Four Arrested at Crooked Gambling Den on King Street

Patrolman W C O Gorman raided a gambling room at 503 King St after John Woods complained he was cheated out of 23. Woods acted as a witness posting 25 bail. The five arrestees were John Gatt Mike Dello Louie Cicet Guy Galizone and Pete Falk. Gatt had previously been fined 50 for gambling last spring.

W. C. O'Gorman King St John Woods Gorman Woods John Gatt Mike Dello Louie Cicet Guy Galizone Pete Falk Gatt

Massage Women Hard Hit by Ruling

Judge Gordon ruled that living or sleeping rooms adjacent to massage parlors violate the city ordinance. Two women brought before him were fined five dollars each for their connected living spaces. He warned stricter penalties on repeat offenders.

Gordon

German Cruiser Sunk In Harbor Raid Report

A large German auxiliary cruiser, likely the Russian steamer Bothnia seized and armed by Germany, was blown up in the Sound, according to word received in Copenhagen. The vessel’s identity is not confirmed but believed to be Bothnia.

United Preas Copenhagen Bothnia

Temperatures plunge below zero across Northwest region

The Minnesota Canadian line reported eight degrees below zero as the cold wave gripped the Northwest with other points experiencing similarly frigid conditions. An official weather bulletin noted continuing low temperatures and wind chills across the area.

Acids in Stomach Cause Indigestion

Medical authorities say about nine tenths of stomach troubles stem from excess hydrochloric acid in the stomach not a lack of digestive juices. Digestive aids are unnecessary and may harm. Use Hisulated Magnesia after meals to sweeten the stomach and prevent sourness gas or pain.

Audi Cnaaes

Oregon girl Ke ther Johnson entertains American troops in France

Star's Special Correspondent reports from France that Oregon singer K ether Cobina Johnson wins the boys over in American training camps with charm and voice. She rides and tames a fractious horse, then tours hut areas in YMCA uniform giving concerts for officers and men. Johnson’s operatic training and European stage work fuel crowds, with 600 to 1,000 soldiers joining in on songs.

France Kether Cobina Johnson Moye Johnson Mise Johnson Europe

Haig Advances British Lines Near Lavacquerie

British lines southwest of Lavacquerie were advanced slightly and a short withdrawal from a salient near Revelles Surlescat and Bourlonwood was carried out without enemy interference. Haig said the German forces were unaware of the withdrawal and that prior bombardment of the enemy’s works continued. The Cambrai sector also faced anticipated readjustments by British forces per Chas. B. Maurice.

Lavacquerie Field Marshal Haig Revelles Surlescat and Bourlonwood Haig Chas. B. Maurice Cambrai Field Marshal

Trotsky Seeks General Peace in Bolshevik Talks

London December 6 The Russian government does not desire a separate but a general peace Trotsky Bolsheviki foreign minister tells The Times The three stages of negotiations are suspension of hostilities an armistice and peace He hopes allied peoples will persuade their governments to participate before the final stage.

Trotsky Bolsheviki

Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Neuralgia Relief

Advert says Sloan's Liniment eases neuralgia lumbago sciatica and sore joints by counterirritant action drawing blood away from inflamed areas. It claims relief from swelling and pain without rubbing and promotes easy application in 25 cent 50 cent and one dollar sizes.

Sloan

Buckthorn Bark Mixture Claims Fast Digestive Relief

An old advertisement touts Adler-i-ka a remedy for sour stomach gas and constipation. It promises instant bowel flush and claims to prevent appendicitis, listing locations Swift's Pharmacies on 2nd Ave and 236 N roadway as sellers.

Swift 2Nd Ave

Winter Training at Camp Lewis Amid Soggy Conditions

The passage describes soldiers at Camp Lewis enduring rain and cold as horses are broken to saddle and bridle in a muddy Remount depot. Trucks slog through water while night falls, bugle calls signal shifts, and despite harsh weather the training continues under a foggy, wintry assault.

Doctor Promises Eye Revival With Free Prescription

Philadelphia readers hear from Dr. Lewis about a free eye strengthening prescription claimed to restore sight by 50 percent within a week. Testimonies recount dramatic improvements from near blindness to reading fine print without glasses, easing eye strain and reducing need for eyewear.

Philadelphia Lewis

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