Bodies Found on Cinder Dump Near Depot
Two men died at a cinder dump about 200 north of the S P depot. Investigators seek cause of death and whether fumes from burning gas may be involved. Papers on the bodies identify as Stinson and Joseph Mallgaic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Ashtuena
Stinson
Joseph Mallgaic
Red Cross Aid Encouraged Through Duty and Dime
Poetic call to support the Red Cross urging readers to donate and help injured or endangered people. Emphasizes personal duty and the repayment of good deeds through aid given at Red Cross booths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Seattle plans bond funded growth and power plans
Seattle prepares to meet growth with a five million dollar bond issue for improvements. Earlier ordinances authorized three million for bonds, and the plan includes possible purchase of the Diablo canyon power site from the government if access is blocked by Stone Webster interests. The corporation cites a maximum five million limit to keep options open as bids for power are considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diablo Canyon
Upper
Skagit
Stone- Webster
Washington
Caldwell
Seattle braces for 20000 ship workers housing shortage
Seattle faces a housing shortage as about 20 000 shipyard workers are expected to arrive within a day s time. The Chamber of Commerce and Judge Burke push plans to convert vacant wholesale buildings into dormitories with several spaces from Groavenor Folsom s Puget Mill Co and Seattle Construction and Dry Dock Co to house the influx. Housing remains tight with few rental homes available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Om Chamber of Commerce
Thomas Burke
Groavenor Folsom
Pueet Mill Co
W. Wiley
Seattle Construction & Dry Dock Co
Four German Sailors Detained in Seattle War Effort
Four German sailors were removed from the barge Charles Nelson Thure day by naval intelligence agents who warned them not to attempt to ship out of Seattle during the war. In the afternoon four seamen were taken from the docks by the same bureau, and one man J O’Brien, 71, was arrested for failing to register under the draft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Nelson
50 Cash Prizes in Big Red Cross Kiddies Contest
The Red Cross contest adds 50 cash prizes plus an auto, pony, diamond ring, wrist watch and clothing for top fundraiser youths. Entries open now with prizes for boys and girls who recruit the most members. Sign up at Scout headquarters Henry Building or call 604 to report. Prizes donated by Frank B Cooper and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Noy Beouts
Scout
Henry Building
Seouts
Frank B. Cooper
St. W. Moore
B. J. Sweeen
Charles T Jenkins
Ralph Horr
Butterworth & Sons
George Dowling
Ole Hanson
The
Owl Drag Co
Wartime Menus For A Week Of Meals And Drinks
A weekly wartime menu lists breakfast lunch and dinner items daily. Readers see daily variations including soups stews fish meats and desserts with coffee tea and snacks, plus meatless and wheatless days noted. Meals feature beans eggs fruit bread salads and assorted puddings across seven days.
Argentina faced war drift as youth rally pro war stance
United Press reports Argentina weighs war with Germany amid Luxburg affair fears. Authorities foresee demonstrations led by a juvenile committee of military age students and worry German agents may wreck rail property and destroy grain to aid the Central Powers. Argentina could field 706,600 men to France if mobilized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
Luxbure
Argentina
France
Call Off Strike at B C Smelter Trail
The eight hour day strike at the Consoli dated company's smelter near Trail B C was declared off yesterday at a mass meeting and the employees will return to the prior nine hour schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Smelter
Trail
B. C
Consolidated Company
Ottawa votes relief fund for Halifax sufferers
The government plans an 85 million dollar relief vote for Halifax disaster victims. In other brief news, Karl Ecklund, a German, is arrested at Kent on suspicion linked to maps found there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Halifax
Karl Ecklund
Kent
United States
Meyer & Daughter
Hen yields wartime message from egg in Houston
A Houston woman, Mrs. E P Firth, found a raised inscription on an egg proclaiming a wartime warning about the Kaiser and urging faith that the war will end soon. The note appears to be a message rather than a mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Ware
E. P. Firth
Firth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Heinrich
Capitol 870
Cinder
Congress
Nobi R
Florence
Cuaien
Golden Rule Department Store
First Ave
Madison St
Jersey
Golden Rule Departmet
First Avenue
Cynthia Grey
Farina
Priday
California
Garanteld
Ennai
the Store of Choice
EASTY
Holiday Shehinahess
Hartman and Oshkosh
G. A. Kude
H. Kizu
G. Eikeda
Redmond
F. Cummings
Vember
Third Avenue
Pine
Sportsman’s
Eveready
Suredge
Eial
Sporting Goods
Piper & Taft
the Sporting Goods Store
Second Avenue