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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1917

Page

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Impeachment Debate Looms Over Mayor Gill

City council schedules a special 2 pm Friday session to decide on impeachment of Mayor Gill. Charges, drafted by Caldwell with counsel from Gill Hoyt Frye, allege unwarranted vice and suppression attempts, tied to secrecy in judiciary committee testimony.

Gill Judiciary Committee Coun- Caldwell Ord Gill, Hoyt & Frye Ts’ Protective Corporation Fitzgerald Caldwell Bolton Coun Haas Moore Hesketh Will Hanna Ton Thomson

War probe reveals delays in U S rifle and machine gun production

Eight months after entering the war the United States was making only half the prewar allied rifle output. Maj. Gen. Crozier testified on delays in equipment, the status of the Browning gun, and U S reliance on French guns as senators pressed for specifics.

Washington United States Crozier Chamberlain Great Britain Tershing France Wadsworth Wadesworth Hitchcock Nebraska

Canadian Club of Seattle Raises Funds for Halifax Sufferers

The Canadian club of Seattle reports about $12,000 raised for Halifax sufferers. Anchorage also promises not less than a specified portion, aiding relief efforts.

Halifax Seattle Anchorage

Escape of Two Women From Detention Leads to Arrest

Helen Fisher aged 25 an interned disorderly person at the station on the second floor of the public safety building escaped with Kate Carlson 22 who was confined on a similar charge early Thursday morning. They were arrested at Ninth Ave and Washington St about four hours later. Carlson has not been apprehended.

Helen Fisher Public Safety Building Kate Carlson Ninth Ave Washington St

No Japanese Troops Now at Vladivostok

The American consul at Vladivostok informed the state department that no Japanese troops are present in the city. He confirmed reports of rioting there and noted the need for troops to restore order.

Washington Vladivostok State Department

General Strike Called Off in Twin Cities

The general strike of all union labor in the Twin Cities was called off at 1 pm with all workers ordered back to their jobs. Some workers who returned after a short absence were refused reemployment. Secretary Lawson of the Minnesota Labor Federation announced the return to work after President Wilson ordered a federal inquiry commission to study the Minnesota situation.

United Press ST. Paul Twin Cities Lawson Minnesota Labor Federation Washington Wilson Minnesota Beattie

Secretary Wilson Ordered to Visit St Paul During General Strike

President Wilson directs Wilson and labor mediators to stop in St Paul and Minneapolis to assess the dispute. The telegram to Secretary of Labor Wilson from Seattle instructs the committee to observe conditions and consult with Minnesota authorities amid rising tensions and potential federal involvement.

United Press Washington Dee L Wilson Twin Cities St. Paul Minneapolis Seattle War Faker Commission Public Safety Commission Gov. of Minnesota

Navy Radio Service opens recruiting station in Smith Building

The Navy Radio Service established a recruiting station on the 36th floor of the Smith Building. About one hundred recruits are sought and will begin preliminary training at the naval camp near the university. Enlistment closes in four days.

The Navy Smith Building Naval University

Guild Women of St. John Parish Meet in West Seattle

The women of St. John's parish guilds in West Seattle will gather at 3 Thursday at the rectory for a meeting.

the Guilds of St. John's Parish West Seattle

Minnie Campbell fights intolerance in 1917 democracy year

Mrs Minnie Campbell a 40 year old washerwoman living near 700 West 73rd endures harassment by white neighbors who threaten her life due to her race. She seeks witnesses to back her account to pursue court relief as she continues to live alone and struggle against entrenched bigotry in this era of democratic ideals.

Mra Minnie Campbell

Congress War Probe to Audit War Expenditures

Senate probes into war department aviation publicity and public information costs expand to broader inquiries. Public will learn if extravagance and costly office equipment funded flags for waste while troops suffer underclothes and blankets. Gen Crozier continues ordnance briefing as other investigations loom.

Washington Senate War Department Congress Public Information Committee America Gen. Crozier

Peace Near in Northwest Lumber Camps

Industrial peace in the Northwest lumber camps appears likely with a late week announcement. Labor Secretary Wilson and the president's conciliation commission met 200 West Coast Lumbermen's Association members at the New Washington hotel to resolve eight hour day disputes and avert regional strike action amid stalled output for government shipbuilding and airplanes.

North West Mammoth West Coast Lumbermen's Association William B. Wilson New Washington Hotel Wilson Lumbermen’s Protective League Idaho Pine Basia Northwest Mills Minneapolis St. Paul Traction Company

Mary Pickford Leads Marine Band in S F Recruiting Drive

Mary Pickford in Marine uniform led the Marine Band up Market Street in San Francisco today to inaugurate the corps newest recruiting drive. A police cordon cleared the way as Mary, her band, and detachments of Marines and sailors passed by, drawing thousands.

Mary Pickford Marine Band S. F San Francisco U. 8 Market Street Marine Corps Mary

You're Dog Goned Right I'm Right Canadian Draft Plea

Staff correspondent reports American troops in France observe Canadian conscription polls. A New Yorker agitator spun election rhetoric while Canadians vote on conscription amid a festive crowd. Cheers and heckling followed as the demonstration ended with the crowd melting away.

Sammy J. W. Pagler France Canada Tammany Hall Steins Berlin Allied Street

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