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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1917

Page

8

Telegram reveals Balfour seeks German peace talks via Berlin hints

The August 1917 Nabokoff telegram to Terstchenko reports Balfour calling a special ambassadors meeting with France Italy the U S and Japan and says Britain is willing to receive German peace overtures. The message cites a Berlin source via Madrid and notes no German reply is shown. Trotsky's publication of state papers is to expose Bolshevik aims to inform the public on diplomacy.

M. Nabokoff Russan London Terstchenko Russia Balfour France Italy U. S Japan Madrid Berlin Germany Nabokoff Britain Trotsky

Lillian Walker Stars in The Dollar and the Law Debut Photo

Lillian Walker appears at Class A for The Dollar and the Law marking the first instance a real bill was photographed.

Lillian Walker

Movie Stars Cheer Frontline Soldiers With Stunt Show

Metro actress Miss Flume heads a girls riding club along the Palisade road New Jersey and staged a wild Western horse show drawing cheers from motorists while raising funds. The Liberty screens The Silent Man with Bill Hart backed by Vola Vale McKim Lockney and others.

Lean Home Metro Emely Stevens Ethel Barrymore Miss Flume Palisade Road New Jersey Plains of the Hudson the Liberty Bill Hart Vola Vale Robert McKim J. J. Lockney Harold Goodwin George P. Nichola Geertrude Claire Milton Rosas Dorcas Matthews

700 Meat Men Walk Out in Seattle

Frye Co and Barton Co meat cutters strike in Seattle causing a walkout by union members. Engineers stay at posts to preserve cold storage while independent shops plan to continue until fresh meat runs low. The dispute centers on wages and union recognition with organizers predicting a quick settlement.

Seattle Henry Barton Frye Frye Company Sobbery Frye & Co Belet Meat Cutters’ and Packers Barton & Co James Henry Altho Labor Temple

Confessions of a Wife Proxies and Power in Stock Vote

A narrator resists handing proxies to Dick and Jim as they press to control a family book concern. She plans to vote her own stock while observing their tension at dinner and awaiting Jim's reaction to her decision. The scene hints at a trust and rising conflict over property and influence.

Margie Jim Trust

Five Sammies Die in France

The War Department reports five additional American deaths in France from illness. Listed are Private George P. McKeon of the infantry with bronchial pneumonia, linked to Mrs Townes of Boston. Private Wm W Grover in engineers with measles and pneumonia, tied to A A Call of Springfield Mass. Private Charles S Call infantry with pneumonia asthma and heart dilation, linked to his father. Private James M Crowley meningitis, with Charles Lewis of Shannon, Ct as emergency contact. Private Harvey W Reamy marine corps with heart disease, linked to Miss Ama L Curtis of Syracuse NY.

United Press Washington War Department Today George P. McKeon Infantry Townes Boston Wm. W. Grover Harry M. Grover Georgetown Cal Charles S. Call A. A. Call Springfield Mass James M. Crowley Charles Lewis Shannon Harvey W. Reamy Marine Corps Ama L. Curtis Syracuse N. Y

Ornstein Arrives in Cloud of Success for Seattle Concert

The young Russian pianist Leo Ornstein is set to perform with the Seattle Philharmonic Orchestra at the Metropolitan Theatre on Thursday night. Press dispatches report a growing furore around his appearance in California and beyond.

Leo Ornstein Seattle Philharmonic Orchestra Metropolitan Theatre Ornstein Cali

Central Labor Council Condemns I W W At Meeting

A spirited debate marked Wednesday night as the Central Labor council adopted a resolution condemning the I W W. Several speakers voiced support for the move during the gathering of union laborers.

I.W.W Central Labor Council James Duncan Walker Mediation Board Arizona Secretary of Labor W. B. Wilson

Ornstein Drives Critics With Fiery Pianism

The article portrays the young pianist as a forceful performer who fills concert halls and attracts both admiration and sharp criticism. James Hunkaker labels him a “siege gun” of the keyboard, underscoring his intense style.

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