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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1917

Page

11

Railroads Plan Major 1917 Seattle Improvements

Seattle will see extensive railroad upgrades in 1917 including new terminals and tracks. The Union Pacific plans a 360000 warehouse and terminals at Dearborn, while Northern Pacific moves to new terminals at Hanford and a new engine terminal. A four mile joint rail tract between manufacturing zones will border the Duwamish Waterway, costing about 60000, with bridges at Tenth Fremont and 16th avenues planned.

Tide Flat Seattle Union Pacific Dearborn Railroad Ave Northern Pacific Hanford St Occidental and Oriental Ata Georgetown A. L. Valentine Public Utilities Duwamish Waterway Spokanest Great Northen Milwaukee Oregon & Washington Smith Cove Whatcom Tenth Ave N. FE Fremont Great Northern City 16Th Ave. N. W

Hodge Faces New Charge Over Reused Liquor Permit

A Portland area information charges Jack Hodge proprietor of James Street Pharmacy with obtaining a barrel of whisky without permit cancellation. A dry squad check at Eigers Seattle Stavage Co revealed the reused permit and suggests more liquor moved under similar cover. Hodge also seeks $3,500 from a prior raid claim as liquor was replaced with water during storage.

Seattle Lundin Jack Hodge James Street A. A. Ford Dry Squad Eigers & Seattle Stavage Co Hodge

French Weekly L Information d Extreme Orient Starts in Tokyo

In Tokyo on January 19 a new French weekly, L Information d Extreme Orient, begins publication. Editor is Albert Maybon, noted French journalist, signaling growing French interest in the Far East.

Tokio France Far East L'Information d'Extreme Orient Albert Maybon

Central Labor Council Opposes Pension Charter Amendment

The Central Labor Council records opposition to the proposed charter amendment for civil justice employee old age pensions. They argue the provisions fail to create a true pension and note the measure would go to voters on March 6.

Central Labor Council

Bryan Campaigns in Indianapolis

William Jennings Bryan visited Indianapolis to support the dry forces in Indiana. He planned to address a state wide gathering of dry democrats urging the abolition of saloons.

Indianapolis Ind William Jennings Bryan Hoosier

Reynolds Elected Director of Continental Fire Insurance

George M. Reynolds president of the Continental and Commercial National Bank of Chicago was elected a director of the Continental Fire Insurance Company of New York at a board meeting held in New York today.

New York George M. Reynolds Continental and Commercial National Bank of Chicago Continental Fire Insurance Company of

Nuxated Iron Promises Strength in Ten Days

A bold claim that Nuxated Iron increases strength in delicate nervous rundown people by 200 percent within ten days is advertised. The notice urges consulting a doctor or druggist and notes Owl Drug Co., Bartell Drug Co., and Swift's Pharmacy stock the product.

Owl Drug Co Bartell Drug Co Swift

Zemo Promises Fast Relief for Skin Ailments

Advertised remedy Zemo claims to ease eczema blotches ringworm and similar conditions. Available at drug stores for 25 cents or one dollar for a large bottle and praised as non greasy rapidly penetrating and soothing with quick healing effects credited to The K L W Rose Co Cleveland Ohio.

Kl. W. Rose Co Cleveland

Confessions of a Wife Life's Hope 18 to Die Happy

Mollie recounts a night of joy followed by a devastating accident. She contemplates dying at moments of perfect happiness while Margie reflects on pain, fate, and resilience as Chad urges optimism. The scene ends with Mollie planning to return home in four weeks unless new events intervene.

Margie Mollie Chad Biff

Japan to Send Young Men to America Ambassadors

Tokyo reports plans to boost the Japanese embassy in Washington with two or three young officials skilled in China. The move follows growing strains in Japanese American relations tied to the China situation.

Japan America Tokio China Foreign Office Washington

Wheat King Luther Turner Sells 221000 Wheat Crop

Davenport reports Luther Turner known as Wheat King has sold his wheat crop for 221000 dollars. He owns 6000 acres in the Big Bend region.

Davenport Luther Turner Big Bend

Son’s Remarkable Recital Bridges Time With Living Voice

A fragment notes a son giving a remarkable recitation in direct comparison to a living voice. The brief hints at a performance engaging memory and presence, suggesting a moving educational or cultural moment.

Son

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