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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1915
Page
6
United Press describes the French Army's methodical cleanup after the Champagne fighting. Soldiers bayoneted remaining Germans, buried dead in trenches or common graves, and cleared debris from shelling as order returned to a freshly prepared battlefield.
Clarence Schmidt named royal cazique elect and will preside over a day of events in Seattle. He will attend a Moran school Christmas program on Bainbridge island, visit the Y M C A, Clemmer with 75 guests, and dine at the Rainier club hosted by Dr Park Weed Willis. The management committee includes C Bogardus, Joe Black, and several doctors and professors.
The Shipmasters Association of the United States held its first annual banquet at the Rainier-Grand hotel on Thursday night. Speeches were made by Heber B. Hoyt Robert Bridges Pion B. Whitney and R i Armstrong U S agent of the Telefunken Wireless system. Re elected officers are Captain Frank M White president Captain Fred Warner Captain Thomas W Garlick Captain Henry Cann Captain J G Nord vice presidents W T Isted secretary treasurer.
Robert Wood, first district public service commissioner, allegedly sought five thousand dollars to influence a subway contract for Union Switch and Signal Co. as testified by a former company vice president to the Thompson committee.
Mayor Gill urged strict compliance with prohibition at a Ballard Eagles hall gathering. He predicted nationwide moves toward dry law status within five years and warned about rising taxes from voter spending. Eckstein and Casler urged cooperation to bolster Ballard’s business and suburban growth amid transportation shifts.
The text argues that saving money is a proven fact, demonstrated by thousands of ambitious people and by neighbors who save. It urges readers to act and asks why they do not save.
Hugh C. Wallace of Tacoma sent a giant polar bear skin shot in Siberia to President Wilson and Mrs Galt as a wedding present. The skin measures ten feet tip to tip and was purchased by C C Berg of Seattle from Russian hunters, valued at 500 dollars. A deed to 978055 acres of land was recently filed in Dalhart Texas.
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