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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1914
Page
7
Secretary of War Garrison urges using the standing army as a training school for a large reserve. Proficient draftees would be discharged after one year or 18 months, creating a ready second line and balanced military organization for the nation.
Minneapolis, Dec. 11. Mrs. Thomas D. Schall is praised as a brilliant campaigner for her husband Congressman-elect Thomas T. Schall of Minneapolis. Though blind, Schall campaigned with his wife guiding his automobile trips and speaking for him at meetings.
New York December 11 Samuel Gordon his wife and their two daughters perished in a weekday early morning blaze on 14th Street. The fire swept the building and is suspected to be incendiary as scores managed to escape.
London papers criticize censorship for allowing scoops on the Audacious disaster while German papers denounce it over delayed Kaiser telegram condolences to the queen of Spain after her brother's death.
The Chamber of Commerce appeals to the public to buy homemade goods for Christmas. It says this remembrance of friends will boost local prosperity and help showcase neighbors’ products at home and abroad.
Ten American students in Oxford eight Rhodes scholars join the American relief commission to distribute food in Belgium through December.
London report says Sergt Cross of the light infantry died from a mosquito bite on the lip at Oxford. The text notes a fatal outcome confirmed after the bite. Also mentions a local North City Phinney Ave Improvement Club meeting at John B Allen school Friday night with important business on the agenda.
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