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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1919

Page

6

Niederhauser Case Deliberations Delayed by Seattle School Board

The Seattle school board postponed a definite ruling at a special Tuesday meeting. Testimony and petitions were heard regarding principal Niederhauser, accused of misrepresenting the predecessors of the United States government. Two unsubstantiated accusations were noted.

Niederhauser Seattle United States

Objector Charged With Faking Student in Class

A report states the defendant is charged as a conscientious objector and accused of faking a student who enlisted in the tank corps within one of his classes.

Tank Corps

Herbert Spencer Adair Commissioned as First Lieutenant at Camp Greenleaf

Herbert Spencer Adair formerly a football star has been commissioned a first lieutenant at Camp Greenleaf Georgia. At a luncheon by the Y W C A campaign workers reported 2626 dollars and 50 cents in subscriptions in the first two hours of a drive for 40000 dollars.

Herbert Spencer Adair Legal Football Camp Greenleaf

Casuals Brief Visit in Seattle Despite Illness On Train

Seattle and Washington servicemen who arrived yesterday had only a brief stop in Be atte due to the illness of one man being rushed to Camp Lewis base hospital. Captain Preston led the party, with ten minutes allowed for the stop. The roster lists Private Claude Sanders Private L W Zech Private J C Harper Private W K Henderson and many other service members, including Sergeants Major EB Ft Thomason and Fred Gramann and Corporal Marty Lewis among others.

Beatte Camp Lewis Fei Preston Seattle Claude Sanders EB. Ft. Thomason Lixth Field Herbert Williams L. W. Zech Willie R. Taylor 80Th Infantry Thomas K. Sinnott 683Rd Aero Squadron Thomas C. Robinson 60Th Artillery BR. A. Peder Joseph C. Harper W. BK. Henderson 14Th Infantry Fred Gramann 36Let Infantry James Ff. Clark 18Th Engineers I’. A. Mulloy 62Nd Infantry T. Ll. McCormick F. W. Miller J. Lucenti 127Th Infantry Madward Hertram 161Et Ralph Hurgess Sirhfield

Arraign J W W in Local Court Over Anarchy Plot

Twenty two alleged conspirators to overthrow the government were arraigned before Judge Boyd J. Tallman on criminal anarchy charges. They were given a week to plead. J Cassidy released on $5,000 bond left for Kansas due to a death in the family. Aaron Fisherman to be arraigned later. A new complaint charged criminal anarchy against J R Dennis related to antiwar propaganda on Vashon Island.

Seattle Boyd J. Tallman J. Cassidy Kansas Aaron Fisherman Court House John B. Gordon J. R. Dennis LW. W Vashon Ialand

Portland defense alert over theft by former secretary

Members of the 1 W. W. seek Lewis Francia, ex secretary of the Portland defense committee, accused of stealing 529.98 from funds. A circular found on Samuel Simon, 54, who was arrested as a disorderly person, ties Francia to past labor activity in Seattle in 1917 and places his departure from Portland on December 9, 1918.

W. W Lewis Francia Portland Defense Committee Samuel Simon Second Ave Washington Lewin Lumber Workers Seattle Portland

Capt Clark Leaves For Foreign Service

Capt Charlies Walter Clark and 15 other officers of the surgeon general staff are ordered overseas to direct social hygiene and camp activities of the American army in France. Clark, son of Mr Eliza Clark of Kirkland and a University of Washington graduate, has long worked in social hygiene and was stationed in Washington, D C during the war.

France Charlies Walter Clark Surgeon General Clark Eliza Clark Kirkland University of Washington Washington, D. C

Pink Tea Days End Says D A R Leader in Tacoma

Tacoma February 26 D A R president general declares pink teas matinees and bridge whist over for most American women stating the organization should pursue broader national problems and war lessons. Washington leaders chosen for national roles include Henry McCleary and Mrs George H Goble with several state officers elected.

Tacoma National Society of the Laughters of the State Assembly Mra. Guernsey Washington Henry McCleary Mary Hall National Assembly George H. Goble Eather Reed Spokane William A. Johnson Marcus Whitman Everett Robert BK. Small Rainier Seattle J. M. Corbett George H. Tarbell Sacajawea Olympia Heard Mra BJ. Williams Wenatchee N. Coffman Chehalis George Kapey

Red Cross Ships Record Outbound From Seattle Ports

The Northwest division shipped over 27 million finished Red Cross articles last year via Seattle port to pilots in France, Italy and Siberia. Freight charges were waived through cooperation with the United States Shipping Board which arranged space on vessels sailing from Seattle to France for the Red Cross.

Northwest Division American Red Seattle France Italy Siberia United States Shipping Board Washington Beattl

Offer To Make Home For Waif

The wall on the doorstep of K C E B Haggard's home at 7048 230d Ave N received many offers for a waif. All applications have been sent to the Washington Children's Home for review and court recommendation.

K. C. EB. Haggard Ave. N Washington Children’s Home

Marmola Prescription Tabieta Fat Reducers Ad

An advertisement urges overfat readers to follow Marmola Prescription Tabieta guidance sold through Marmola Co Detroit Michigan. It claims the tablets reduce two to four pounds weekly without exercise or dieting and invites readers to request a large case via mail order.

Marmola Co Woodward Ave Detroit Mich

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