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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1918

Page

3

Service Men Fathers Meet To Organize Welfare Club

Fathers of service members will gather at 4 p.m. Thursday in the Chamber of Commerce assembly room to form a non partisan, non sectarian club. Eligible members must have a son in the army or navy and will focus on aiding with mail service, war insurance, soldiers' pay, and related comforts. Summer Merrick of the Lincoln hotel handles pre formation work.

Chamber of Commerce Summer Merrick Lincoln Hotel

Potato flour to be produced from Yakima area crops

State development bureau reports plans to convert the beet sugar refinery at Yakima into a potato flour mill to use last year’s surplus potato harvest. The Selah evaporating plant wholly processes potatoes, and Washington Evaporating Co.’s Yakima plant will soon run at full capacity, signaling progress in boosting potato use and reducing wheat consumption during the war.

State Development Bureau of The Chamber of Commerce and Commmercial Club Yakima Plana Tita Selah Washington Pvaporating Co

German at Camp Lewis Fails to Register

John Schenk a 36 year old German who worked at Camp Lewis for ten months says he did not know Germans were required to register He has lived in the United States nine years and cannot speak English Deputies arrested him at North Bend and Sheriff Stringer notified federal authorities of the arrest

Camp Lewis John Schenk John Stringer North Bend Stringer Schenk

Forced to Pay for Teeth He Didn't Want

John A. Stocks faced a judgment in Justice Read Whitehead's court after Robinson, Thurlow & Co sued for $10 for teeth placed by Dr. A. Blaine. Stocks claimed poor installation left him unable to eat in public and offered to return the teeth and recover $20 already paid. The court ruled a judgment for the company for $19 plus costs.

John A. Stocks Justice Read Whitehead Costa. Robinson

Union Iron Works Draws Labor Support For Skilled Jobs

The Union Iron Works in San Francisco, the coast's largest shipbuilding plant, shifts to union labor by shutting its plant office and opening a bureau at the Labor temple where applicants must pass a fitness exam. Officials say the move does not convert the shop to a cloned operation and seeks union cooperation to secure skilled workers.

San Francisco Union Iron Works Labor Temple Iron Works

Mate Wanted for Government Boat Cedar

Wanted a mate for an Alaskan lighthouse tender named Cedar. Applicants must hold a lake bay and pound license. Salary is 1200 dollars per year with a percentage increase for the year ending June 20, 1918. Civil service exam in Ketchikan on April 6. Applications at room 203 Seattle post office building.

Ketchikan Seattle Post Office

No Room Shortage in Capital Claims

Washington February 20. The District of Columbia defense information bureau found no room shortage in the capital. The issue was caused by lack of organization rather than actual space limits.

Washington, D. C District of Columbia Comel of Defense

Russian stabbed landlord in rooming house murder

Alexander Tibor a Russian was charged with murder in the first degree by information filed Tuesday afternoon for fatally stabbing F Yamanol proprietor of a rooming house below Yesterway on February 15.

Alexander Tibor F. Yamanol Yesterway

Allenby Advances East of Jerusalem

British forces under Gen. Allenby advanced two miles on a 15 mile front east of Jerusalem with fighting continuing throughout the day, as announced from London.

Allenby Jerusalem London

Maud Powell Praises U.S. Women in Musical Awakening

violinist Maud Powell credits American women for the nation’s musical progress as she prepares to perform with the Philharmonic on February 24. She notes art clubs and societies thrive outside New York, while in New York women focus more on fashion and matinees. In other news, Detroit council calls for ousting James Couzens, former Ford VP and police commissioner.

America Alice Maud Powell Philharmonic Orchestra United States New York City New York Mme. Powell Detroit James Couzens Ford Motor Co

Cheerful Side Seen by Baker in War Review

Secretary of War Baker reports Allies and Germans ready for battle on the West Front. German forces withdraw first line units for mobile warfare while massing shock battalions. Baker notes many German units lack Western front training and fear tougher obstacles. He cites possible Italian breakthrough, morale undermining, and Turkish advances near Trebizond as Russian evacuation continues south of the Black Sea.

Washington Toth Weat Laker Haker Italy Baker Petrograd Ile Rica Russia Daker Black Sea Trebizond

Postmaster Dismissed Over Unpatriotic Utterances

Feb 20 Gurley postmaster Predrich Puase dismissed from service with office affairs placed in the hands of a successor. He is alleged to have made unpatriotic utterances and activities.

Omana Predrich Puase Gurley

Arraignment in murder case for Johannes Van der Helden

Johannes Francisco Van der Helden was arraigned in Judge John Jurey’s department of the superior court on Tuesday. He was given 21 days to enter a plea. The prosecution is led by Deputy Prosecuting Attorney John Carmody.

Johannes Francisco van der Helden John &. Jurey Department of the Superior Court John D. Carmody

German peace treaty with Ukraine approved by council

Amsterdam report states the German general council approved the peace treaty between the central powers and Ukraine. German dispatches asserted the approval occurred today.

Amsterdam

Dro mo Quinine Laxative Tablets Promoted in Ad

An old advertising blurb touts Dro mo Quinine laxative tablets with a claim to remove the cause of fz Colde. It notes E. W. Grove’s signature on the box and lists a price of 80c.

E. W. Grove

GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules Promise Kidney Relief

An advertisement claims Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules relieve backache kidney and bladder troubles. It argues the capsules cleanse kidneys purify blood and may prevent kidney disease while offering a money back guarantee and urging readers to buy from their druggist.

Haarlem O11

Do You Look Your BEST When You Smile

An advertisement touts Regal Dentists promising pain free dentistry and affordable care. It claims large volume keeps prices low while guaranteeing satisfaction. Free examination and estimate offered with no obligation, urging immediate treatment for appearance health and success.

Local groups oppose $50,000 Shilshole bond and pensions plan

The Seat. Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club board voted against the $50,000 bond for Shilshole avenue assessments, saying the arrangements are not a legal city claim. They also opposed a proposed city employee old age pension charter amendment as unscientific and tax risky. Unanimously, the board rejected Referendum No. 23 on postwar trade discrimination and endorsed Referendum No. 24 water power measures, to be printed in the Seattle Spirit next week.

Board of Trustees Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club Shilshole Shilshole Avenue Germany Chamber of Commerce of United States National Affairs Bureau Seattle Spirit

War board grants blanket license for paper to cross border

The war board announced a blanket license allowing all news print paper to cross the Canadian border. Chairman McCormick told customs to pass print paper automatically after appeals from publishers nationwide.

Washington The War Board Today McCormick

Fire damages basement of Oliver building in Bremerton

In Bremerton on February 20 approximately $8,000 damage was caused to the basement of the Oliver building. The incident details are limited but indicate significant structural impact on the lower level.

Bremerton Oliver Oliver & Koses

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