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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1917

Page

1

Jerusalem Falls to British Forces in World War I

London broadcasts the capture of Jerusalem by Gen. Allenby’s British expeditionary forces. Bonar Law confirms the win in Commons. The Holy City, sacred to Christians, returns to Christian rule after 401 years under Turkish control.

Allenby Sacred Spot Unite London Jerusalem Holy City Bonar Law Commons A Henby

Army of Mercy Drives for 356000 Red Cross Members

An army of mercy begins a nationwide push to recruit 356,000 members for the Red Cross in Seattle and across the country to support soldiers overseas. Volunteers, 16 and older, are needed for street canvassing and theater outreach. headquarters at 1424 Third Ave. Autos and volunteers are urged to help. Members pay $1 yearly, with Christmas membership focus and old members welcome.

Army of Mercy Seattle Red Cross France Third Ave General Headquarters Elliott America The Port Orchard Fife and Drum Bert Swezen Summit District Dan Bass Sorrento Hotel Central District William McCurdy First Presbyterian Church

Inhuman Cruelty of Huns in Belgium Told in Whitlock Records

Washington reports release a 94 page book on German War Practices compiled from Brand Whitlock records. The accounts detail executions in Dinant Louvain and other Belgian towns with civilians used as shields and families forced to witness killings.

Belgium Brand Whitlock Y Milton Bronner Washington Washington, D. C Andi State Department Whitlock Germany George Creel Committee On Public Information D. C. Munro Princeton University Dinant M. MN Sasserath Vicponcelet Gustave Leon Nade Onin Camille Pistte Phillip Pdi Miss Mar

Horrors of Belgian Towns Reported by War Chronists

The account describes German atrocities in Tamines and Dinant near the Meuse, including executions of children and civilians. It cites the Rock Bayard massacre near Dinant, the fate of townsfolk in Louvain, and subsequent deportations to Germany as Winter 1916 policy.

Bayard Meuse Dinant Col. Meister Ares Nen Blevet Maurice Betemps

City considers extending carline to reach industrial area

City officials discuss buying the Treat carline for 540000 to extend tracks north to 95th Street and East Marginal Way linking Lake Burien and Ballard lines. The plan includes a $350000 extension financed by bond transfers, with elevated sections on Washington Street and Railroad Avenue to serve the industrial district.

Lake Burien Ballard Oliver Erickson Harry Whitney Treat Louis Car Ballardness Erickson Caldwell 23Rd Ave Borth 67Th St Representa Te Erickson Renick Situa Erickson Washington St First Railroad Aves Railroad Ave Holgate St Hinds St Spokane Ave Spokane St Oxbow Michigan Third Ave Pines#t Fourth Ave Painier Valley Washington

Eight Die In Ohio Cold Wave Toll

Ohio endures first deep freeze of winter with eight deaths. Three men froze to death while five others succumbed to weather related causes amid blizzard conditions across the state.

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Lloyd George to Restate War Aims in Coming Speech

Premier Lloyd George plans a clear restatement of war aims within days as pressure from America Britain and allies grows. The move follows calls for joint allied declaration and a reevaluation amid developments noted by United Press and reflected by officials and press opinion.

London Lloyd George House of Commons United Press Col House Wilson Alma Paris Inter-Allied Council Ita Fingland Walton Heath Documenta Statesman America Cima Col. Horne

Night clothes residents flee as Burnham fire destroys six homes

Twenty residents were forced into the streets in their night attire when a fire swept through six houses in Burnham, a Chicago suburb. The cold temperature stood at 3 below zero as flames raged in the early hours today.

Chicago Burnham

Council debate over impeachment of Mayor Gill in Seattle

City council faces a stormy session to decide on impeachment charges against Mayor Gill. Judiciary committee endorses formal charges, while opponents caution against political mudslinging. Clergy and community leaders denounce Gill, with church attendance citing broad anti Gill sentiment.

Judiciary Committee Caldwell Gill Hanna Erickson Seattle Althe Corncilmen Lane Hanna and Bolton Lane Thomeaon Thomson Camp Lewis Mark A. Matthews James G. Crowther Kaiser James EE. Crowther Yvirst Methodist Church

Correction of meat packers ad misprint clarifies union stance

A Sun day Star correction fixes a four column meat packers ad line. It corrects a typographical error reading He was a question of the recognition of the union to He was not a question of the recognition of the union. The paper notes the meat packers stated their position clearly.

Star

Halifax Huns Under Arrest

German citizens in Halifax are being arrested en masse amid the Mont Blanc and Imo disaster fallout. Seven men and one woman detained. more arrests expected. Rescuers battle rain as death toll rises toward 2000 with 1200 known dead and 900 unidentified. Premier Borden allocates 1 million for relief and hails US aid. morgue receives blocks of bodies as relief work continues.

Mont Blanc Imo Borden Halifax Dominion United States Canada U. S

Meatless Day Urged to Boost War Efforts

A wartime plea emphasizes conserving meat to strengthen national defense and sustain military forces, urging the public to observe a meatless day tomorrow as a patriotic duty.

Special Jerusalem articles by Herman Bernstein begin today

With Jerusalem fallen to the British and the Holy City wrested from the Turks, the Hebrew editor Herman Bernstein presents the first article in a series. It appears on page 6, promising valuable, contextual coverage.

Jerusalem Holy City Herman Bernstein

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