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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1916
Page
3
London reports British naval experts ridicule the idea of a Kiel canal assault with a 17 inch gun that could sink dreadnoughts. They favor the 16 inch era and argue British ships and tactics would counter any long range German salvo in the North Sea.
In Washington a hearing on the Alexan bill drew opposition from Sam Douglas for federal entry into shipping. He cited a public referendum showing Chamber of Commerce support and local Portland members claiming rank and file votes, while Alexander rebutted. Douglas argued subsidies of 5 to 6 million could build 400 to 600 ships in a year.
Relatives search for Grace McLoughlin a former New York deputy police chief who has been missing since December authorities have not released further details and appeals for information continue.
Secretary Daniels told the Chamber of Commerce that a strong merchant marine flying the State and Stripes along with an adequate navy is needed to defend American rights. President Wilson is to address the group tonight on preparedness and business.
Washington February 10 opponents of the administration voiced strong objections to a proposed military policy change. Representatives of the Organization of Friends and several women’s clubs were present to bid against the policy shift.
In San Francisco on February 10, authorities planned to require bail from German Consul Bopp Vice Consul Van Schack Chancellor Kaufmann and Turkish Consul Hall amid a wholesale roundup of alleged bomb plotters and neutrality violators.
Drug clerk F N Corney employed by J C Secord in a reconstructed Maynard Ave saloon is under arrest after charges allege he supplied Millor of the Welcome hotel with drugs without a doctor’s prescription. The incident points to illegal sale of medicines in the area.
Ralph Horr and Charles Allen announced the last of the tickets for the Tincom day banquet of the Young Men's Republican club at the Hip podrome was sold Wednesday.
Washington February 10. In two weeks or less President Wilson's preparedness bill will be ready to go before the Senate. Hearings will be closed today or tomorrow.
Tatsuo Takano a Japanese druggist sold Tom Shannon wood alcohol on January 7 and premises the jury in Judge Frater's court Thursday convicted him of manslaughter for the fatal poisoning.
Former 0 and George Turner delivered an engaging speech before the Men’s Club of the First Presbyterian Church on Wednesday night praising Abraham Lincoln and his legacy.
Auburn February 10. The Washington Federation of Commercial Organizations met in convention pledging cooperation to address local problems and strengthen collaboration among clubs and merchants.
The piece details the Pearce plan for universal military service in Australia starting 1909 under Prime Minister Pearce and the Labor Party. It describes staged mobilization from youth cadets to citizen forces, pay scales for ranks, and the gradual buildup toward a large trained force, with schooling drills and a war college concept.
Canadian investigators believe the Ottawa fires stem from a plotted plan with headquarters reportedly in Poston. Authorities say the investigation points to a coordinated arch of arson linked to a broader scheme.
Dr L R Clark proclaims focus on professional dental service over politics. The office touts graduate state certified dentists, visible board certificates, low prices through high volume, written guarantees, and availability of Novo-Cain for painless dentistry.
Ce. A. Clark, Manager, located at 1405 Third Ave, northwest corner of Thira and Union, is listed with a street address and position.
Minnesota state treasurer remains under detective watch in St Paul while investigators probe a suspected fund shortage. Justice Hughes opposes having his name used in politics as the inquiry unfolds.
NABS FOOTPAD Thomas Wilson age 25 was caught Wednesday night by H W Thompson of 217 Westlake Ave N after an attempted holdup. Wilson waved a gun and demanded money. Thompson forced him to drop the weapon and wrested away the gun, securing $2. Wilson fled but was tackled after a two block chase.
Detectives arrested W R Cluff aged 30 on a charge of passing worthless checks. He was taken into custody at a First Avenue hotel at the request of the San Francisco chief of police.
Mary Pickford, admired for her curls, denounces curling irons. She favors liquid silverine as a harmless hair gloss that avoids burnt, lifeless tresses. A nightly dab with a toothbrush yields natural waves and bright luster.
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