Promises No Aggression From United States
The United States pledges no attack on nations' independence or territorial integrity. The president seeks international justice and humane dealing to safeguard universal interests. He aims to unite world opinion against violations of right and justice, without seeking special benefits for the U S. The war strengthens bonds among Western democracies, and the U S promises sacred pledges while expecting similar promises from peace-loving nations.
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United States
Western Hemisphere
President Wilson rejects US acts as aggressor in war stance
In a published letter to Roy W. Howard the president emphasizes the United States acts to safeguard universal justice and international peace not to aid its own interests. He argues against German propaganda and supports cooperation among democracies in the Western hemisphere.
Compulsory coal cards to limit use of fuel in East
As snows grip the East the Federal Fuel Administration moves to ration coal. Compulsory coal cards likely, with state limits on consumption and room based allotments. Municipal piles planned in large cities for emergency stock, distribution staged via 20 coal districts to keep use within local production.
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East
Washington
National Railroad
Federal Fuel Administration
Wilson letters reveal US pledge to keep peace and curb aggression
The article discusses Wilson’s letters asserting the United States will not aggress against any nation and seeks similar pledges from others. It notes German covert activities in South America and credits US policy, lower cable rates, and public information efforts for improving hemispheric understanding.
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Thirthe
South America
United States
Committees On Public Information
Substitutes for Wheat Widespread Shortage in Northwest
Bakers across the Northwest say rye and par wheat substitutes are unavailable and they cannot meet the food administration order for 20 percent substitutes in bread. They will adjust gradually, while barley shipments from Seattle and corn flour remain scarce with delays extending about two months.
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Food Administration
Seattle
Unsolved Mystery Puzzles Police In Local Report
Police puzzled by a Monday night report of a woman being held captive by two men in a car near 13th Ave and East Spring. An auto with a man holding a screaming woman was seen near 13th Ave and East Spring, prompting motorcycle units and more patrols to 14th Ave and Marion St before the trail went cold at 17th and Jefferson.
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13Th Ave
East Spring
14Th Ave
Marion St
17Th and
Jefferson
Probing Spy Attempt to Sink Allied Ship
A supply laden steamer bound from an American to an allied port faced deliberate sinking during a Atlantic storm when enemy agents opened her near-cocks. The ship arrived at Halifax just in time to prevent foundering. Officials suspect spies aboard but withhold details.
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Halifax
Boys Fail Plot to Blow Up Railroad
In Roseburg Oregon authorities were informed of a suspected plan to blow up a passenger train. A gasoline tube eight inches long with nitroglycerin like substance and an encircling smaller tube were found by boys who notified officials.
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Roseburg
Philharmonic Opens Army Camp Theatre Dedication
The Liberty theatre at Camp Lewis will be dedicated Friday night with a concert by the Seat Philharmonic orchestra under John Spargur. The Orpheus male chorus from Tacoma will perform patriotic numbers.
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Camp Lewis
Liberty Theatre
Seat
The
Philharmonic Orchestra
John Spargur
Orpheus Male Chorus
Tacoma
Aviator Roy W White Visits Home Before Active Service
Lieut Roy W White son of Mr and Mrs Clarence L White 1132 41st Ave N recently commissioned an aviator in the U S army is visiting his parents before assignment to active service He is a former University of Washington and Broadway high school student.
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Roy W. White
Clarence L. White
U. S Army
U. of W. and
Broadway
Coats Reduced to 25 Dollars for Season End
Fur trimmed and plush trimmed coats available in broadcloth velour and motor cloth. Described as roomy cozy models with deep pockets some belted or high waisted and finished with silk linings suitable for cooler days.
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Durtyne
Beautiful Cretonnes and Rugs Invade Home Decor
Beautiful new cretonnes in Japanese Egyptian floral and bird designs offer light and dark shades with striped effects. Prices range 65c to 90c a yard, rugs for high wear areas come in Oriental and conventional designs on the third floor, sizes 36x48 and 53 inches at 4.49, large Axminster rugs for halls and bedrooms.
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Axminster
HE Bon Marche
Silk Stockings At Bon Marche Offerings
Women's pure thread silk stockings with elastic lisle garter tops and full fashioned lisle feet sold at $1.50 a pair. Available in sizes 8 to 10 in newer shades Russian calf light gray covert champagne taupe white. Upper main floor Bon Marche.
Bon Marche advertises Bon Special coffee move
The ad announces the Bon Special and Mayflower coffees are now on the Union Street side of the Fourth Floor near the Bakery Section. It promises freshly roasted coffee each day and highlights the Fourth Floor Bon Marche location.
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Union Street
Sausage Rolls Offered At 10 Cents On Fourth Floor
Sausage rolls are offered at 10 cents each in the Delicatessen on the Fourth Floor near the bakery. A flaky pastry surrounding perfectly seasoned sausage is described as delicious and ready to try.
Shopping Aisle Redirect Moves Bags to Fourth Floor
The trunks, suitcases and go carts are relocated to the fourth floor in the former groceries section. Central elevators provide direct access to the department for shoppers.
White Cotton Fabrics and Batting Additions At Bon Ma
Small quantity of White Cotton Crepe 30 Inches wide remains suitable for dresses and underwear. Pure white cotton batting available in sizes 72 by 90 inches for one medium weight comforter, plus larger batting for heavier needs. Lower Main Floor features stitched cotton bats ready for comforters.
Apron Ginghams Stock Sale Notes Mill Ends
Apron ginghams in neat check patterns and plain colors offered as mill ends. Width about 25 inches with yardage not over ten yards per piece. Prices listed at 10 cents per yard.
Incomplete OCR Note From Local Ledger
Fragmentary text appears to reference a tribute or tax note with unclear place and date. The readable portion mentions a wet and tributary context, but most specifics are missing. Further context is needed to determine exact event, people, and location.
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Count von Herling
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