War With Germany Is Inevitable Says New York World
The New York World editorial declares war with Germany inevitable due to ruthless submarine warfare and the sinking of the California. It argues Germany aims to wage premeditated war, cites U.S. citizens detained in Germany, and states American ships are blocked in ports as a result. The paper urges the United States to follow its course and accept war.
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Germany
New York World
New York
California
Lusitania
United States
Gerard
Revolt fears rise as Irigoyen keeps grip on Argentina
Buenos Aires reports that former revolutionary leader and president Irigoyen has quietly strengthened control during a six year term. He has limited promotions for rivals in the army and relies on a smaller, loyal force to blunt potential uprisings amid recent strikes and radical talk.
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Buenos Aires
Irigoyen
Argentina
YLyes Seeks Work For Family Amid Longshoremen Woes
Lyles son of Mrs Mary who The Star aided in 1916 seeks work to support his family. He has a Longshoremen’s union card but only nine dollars and ninety five cents since January. He will take any legal job if someone can place him. Communicate with him at Firetave and 42 Cities. The guard organizations plan events on Washington's birthday. He remains in hospital in Philadelphia, police say his condition is not good.
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Irigoyen
Irigoyenista
Lyles
Mary
Waterfront Union
Firetave
When Itching Stops promotes Zemo treatment
A Cleveland druggist sells Zemo for 25c or 1 dollar as a skin remedy. The ad claims it soothes itching and cleanses the skin quickly, removing irritations, blackheads, eczema, blotches, and other skin troubles, leaving skin soft and healthy. Rose Co. Cleveland.
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Zemo
Rose Co
Cleveland
Sloan's Liniment Ad Claims Quick Pain Relief
Old weather aches followed exposure soothed with Sloan's Liniment. Easy to apply it penetrates without rubbing and claims faster relief than plasters, without staining. Suitable for rheumatic pains gout lumbago sprains strains bruises and stiffness. Available at druggists 25 50 and 1.
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Sloan
Indiana leads in industrial preparedness survey
Indiana undertakes an industrial survey led by Charles H. Winslow of President Wilson's commission with state board of education aid. Vocational education expands as 80 students learn industry fit and employers send workers to study trades, aiming for efficient, promotable staff and shorter hours. Tenant farming rises 40 percent in Kansas after bumper years.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Charles H. Winslow
Wilson
Industrial Commission
State Board of Education
Winslow
The
State Agricultural College
Kansas
Nitrate Plant Near Tacoma Uses Air as Raw Material
American Nitrogen Products Co. of Seattle completes its first factory at La Grande Washington near Tacoma. The firm claims air will supply the raw materials, insulating production from car shortages or submarine blockades and maintaining supply.
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American Nitrogen Products Co
Seattle
Flrst
la Grande
Wash
Tacoma
Fog aids hold ups in dense evening fog
Dense fog aided two robberies last night as two men halted F B Brown on Sixth Ave South and John Boag on Boren Ave. Brown found nothing valuable and Boag lost $11 before the attackers fled. Police are investigating descriptions were not obtainable due to the fog.
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Brown
27Th St
Sixth Ave. S
John Boag
27Th Ave
Boren Ave
James
Visiting physician Boger finds success at Marquette
Dr. T. A. Boger, a successful visiting physician, finished experimenting at Marquette College and now practices for the benefit of his patients.
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Madison, Wis
Blade
T. A. Boger
Marquette College
Red Haired Men Plan Big Strike Led By Murray
Red haired men in Seattle rally under Edward Murray to confront prejudice and threaten a drive through city halls. Murray cites past actions at the county-city building and hints at prizes from the British American Relief association. A list of allied red headed staff exists across county offices. He warns of a beefed up protest using catsup bottles if the strike begins.
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Murray
Seattle
Edward Murray
Jenenesa
Masonite Hall
Eugene Breen
C. EF. Lough
F. L. Mitten
Hiram Holcomb
Sam Chase
M. 8. Wooster
O. M. Spear
Scott Malone
de Luxe
Mouse Meets Icy Horseshoe Belief In Rat Tale
In West Monroe New York Adam Podger, superintendent at the Milk and Cream Co. plant, found a mouse hanging from a horseshoe nailed over a storeroom door. He suggests the rodent ran over the door, mistook the shoe for a bone, and froze tongue to frost-covered metal.
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West Monroe
XN. Y
Adam Podger
The
Milk and Cream Co
University Women Sign for Red Cross First-Aid Class
Eighty university women have signed for instruction in first aid as alumnae of the College of Pharmacy plan a Red Cross class in Seattle. The class will be open to all women pharmacists if approved by local Red Cross officials led by Ruth West.
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College of Pharmacy
Seattle
Mims
Ruth West
Red Cross Society
Bank president sung into Seattle Yacht Club commodore
Dexter Torton National Bank president Joe N. H. Latimer was named commodore at the Seattle Yacht Club’s 26th annual officers dinner held Thursday night. Outbursts of song featuring lyrics by Daniel Pratt highlighted the ceremony. Hedges of Puget Sound Bridge and Construction Co. was notified of his appointment as major in the engineers’ army auxiliary.
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N. H. Latimer
Dexter-Torton National Bank
Seattle Yacht Club
Daniel Pratt
Pacific Motorboat and Motorship Magazine
H. Hedges
The
Puget Sound Bridge and Construction Co
Engineers’ Auxiliary
U. S. Army
Hit the Trail Holiday at Metropolitan Pleases Crowds
A lively night at the Metropolitan features Hit the Trail Holiday drawing big laughs and roars from a packed house. Frank Otto delivers a perfect performance while Bryan and others contribute in a brisk, fun packed program. The Palace Hip show follows with Roguish Rosetta and a lineup including The College Cutups and shadowgraphy.
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Palace Hip
Rutan
Song Birds
Rosetta
Nan Lewis
Ty-Bell
Medley
Moyse
Avery
Williams
Marcou
Lost purse leads to missing address for soldier wife
The Star reports a waitress lost her purse with weekly wages in Bon Marche. A larger loss is the husband’s address, torn from a letter. he serves with the English army at Overseas, London, Keng. Mrs Mabel Thomas, 114 Blackstone hotel, Seattle, is the wife seeking the address.
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the Star
Sergi
J. Frank Thomas
211Th Battalion
London
Mabel Thomas
Blackstone Hotel
Seattle
Lincoln banquet to draw big crowd in Har vard
The Young Men's Republican club Lincoln day banquet at the Masonic temple Harvard and Pine St. is nearly ready with Curtis orchestra and Republican Colored club quartet. Speakers include Lieut. Gov. Hart Guy E Kelley and Alfred E Clark. A host will bring 200 legislators and families to Olympia. Soloists include Pauline Turner Mrs Bess Inglis Clarke and Phileas Goulet.
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Masonic Temple
Harvard
Pine St
Ty Republican Colored Club
Curtis Orchestra
Gov. Hart
Guy E. Kelley
Frederick Keator
Alfred E. Clark
Portland
Olympia
Pauline Turner
Mre
Bess Inglis Clarke
Phileas Goulet
King Coun
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Washington
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Philadel
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Chas H Winslow
RED Cross
Joe
First Avenue
Columbia
Redelsheimer’s
Stein-Bloch
Michaels-Stern
Stein Bloch and
Michaelstern
Mallory’s
Mtetson’s
Alue
Kedelsheimer
Redelsheimer's
Ence
Mackinaw Coats
Narragansett Union
Lewis Pure Linen
Cooper’s Underwear
Charmers
Stuttgarter
Summit
Moore's Underwear
All Leather Goode
Cooper's Underwear
Manhattan
Mediicott
Transacion
Guarassee
Redelsheimer
Roweirst Ave
Tottrion
Barkeep
Metropolitan
Geo
M. Cohan
New England
Bryan
Frank Otto
Lincoln
Government
A Fryes
Frye’s Quality Markets
FRYE
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