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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1918

Page

8

Hanson Addresses West Queen Anne Crowd in City Hall Hopes

Ole Hanson, candidate for mayor, told a large West Queen Anne audience that change is needed in City Hall and he would seek to unite decent people. Austin B. Griffiths spoke on administrative issues, while Helen Norton Evens campaigned for the council.

Ole Hanson West Queen Anne Austin BE. Griffiths Teo Helen Norton Evens Hanson

Recall Election Set For Anna Strong March 5

The recall election for Anna Louise Strong a school board member will be held with the municipal election on March 5 as decided at the city council meeting. The school board had requested this arrangement and it was approved.

Anna Louise Strong

Government control of oil wells next step officials say

Washington January 29 Licencing of all oil wells to be the next step. Director Requa has worked on a plan for government control of oil output for weeks. Fuel Administrator Garfield conferred with President Wilson regarding authorization for this step. British demand for oil and inability to move tank cars to the seaboard hasten move toward complete control of old output.

Washington Requa Garfield Wilson Seaboard

Explosion at Cleveland-Cliff alcohol plant shocks Marquette

A mysterious blast at the Cleveland-Cliff Iron Co. alcohol plant wrecked the facility and disrupted the city water system in Marquette Michigan. Damage estimated above 160000 dollars. Two workers were injured as flames drew hundreds of spectators amid cold weather. Authorities offered no firm comment on a possible deliberate plot.

Marquette Mich Cleveland-Cliff Iron Co

Seattle builds surge prompt new inspector to track growth

Building Superintendent Josenhans told the city council that Seattle’s rapid construction requires hiring an additional structural inspector to monitor development. The city council discussed expanding oversight as buildings rise quickly.

Josenhans

Baker's Army Statement Shapes War Cabinet Debate

Secretary Baker faces Senate questions over American preparedness and war department reorganizations. Senators doubt his data on reserves and division strength while eyeing a potential war cabinet and minister of munitions. Stettinius praised for coordinating supplies amid looming 40 day deadline and congressional authority concerns.

Washington Baker Senate War Department Chamberlain Stettinius

West Seattle ferry gambling arrests lead to fines and suspended sentences

Five of seven men arrested Monday morning for gambling on the West Seattle ferry were fined 25 dollars each Monday afternoon by Judge Gordon. Two boys also arrested were sent to the detention home. In addition to the fines, the men received a 30 day suspended sentence to be served if they are caught again.

West Seattle Gordon Dention

Linen theft plea in superior court case

S Shindo pleaded guilty to petit larceny in superior court on Monday for allegedly taking enough linen from the Northern hotel on November 30 to set up a business.

S. Shindo

Congdon Elected MP in Territory Election

Y T Dawson reports that Congdon has been elected member of parliament from this territory by a majority of 121 votes over Dr. Albert Thompson.

Colonel Jadwin Leads Engineers in France

Colonel Jadwin, a noted red tape foe, commands the American railway engineers in France. He shattered the war department’s delays at the start of war, organized equipment for his troops, and declared readiness for foreign service.

Jadwin France War Department Department

Fire damages shoe shop on 14th Ave North

A blaze at about 2 39 Tuesday morning damaged a one story shoe shop at 4306 14th Ave North FB. The loss is pegged at 1900 dollars. The building was owned by Charles Cowen.

14Th Ave. N. FB Charles Cowen

Designer Ferrin Tied to Large Ship Contracts in Seattle

Washington records reveal Theodore Ferrin, former shipping board designer, profited from Sloan Shipyards contracts via Clinchfield Navigation Co and Jahneke Shipbuilding Co. He earned 69 800 from Sloan ships, 112 300 overall since joining the board, plus 24 800 for motor ships and nine months salary totaling 22 500. A 4 800 increase demand is noted, with Goethals cited in praise of Clinchfield.

Washington Sloan Shipyards Corporation Seattle Theodore RE. Ferris Shipping Board Clinchfield Navigation Company Sloan Jahneke Shipbuilding Company of New Orleans Olympia Sloan Company Ferrin Clinchfield Company Gen. Goethals

Carter Helm Jones Heads East to Lead Philadelphia Church

Dr and Mrs Carter Helm Jones depart Seattle by train for Philadelphia where he will assume leadership of the First Baptist church on February 1 A farewell reception followed at Seattle First Baptist with greetings from area pastors and civic leaders highlighting the ministry transition

Carter Helm Jones Philadelphia Jones First Baptist Church Board of Deacons and Affiliated Societies Seattle First Baptist Church Manting Young People's Baptist Union J. C Keith Board of Decons Hugh Gordon Roe Plymouth Congregational Church J. B Crowther First Methodist Church M. A. Matthews First Presbyterian Church Unity Albert F. Ransford University Baptist Church Baptist Ministers’ Conference Henry Suszallo University of Washington State Council of Defense Albert J. Rhodes Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club A. H. Dimock First Baptist Church Board

Pantages This Week Show Highlights and Cast List

An elephant act leads the Pantages bill with a horse pony and dog act, plus musical numbers by Hampton and Shriner Nancy Fair and Lew Hermans 1918 revue Vic LeRoy Mae Cahill and others. The Ward Bell Ward duo and a No. 1 mystery thriller segment cap the Palace Hip program with the Royal Italian Six and more acts, including Fired From Yale and The Human Puppets. Buck Dunn departs Seattle for duty after one performance.

Hampton and Shriner Nancy Fair Comedienne Lew Herman Vic LeRoy Mae Cahill Palace Hip Royal Italian Six Alex Chas T. del Vecchio Company Yale Downz Gomes Billy Kelgarde Jeas and Dell

Vimy Ridge Veteran Weds After Hidden Proposal

A Canadian Highlander Private W Fk Collinge, a Vimy Ridge veteran, marries Miss Ethel West after Cupid’s ruse at the Butler hotel switchboard. The couple, touring the Northwest with war relics, plan to settle in Victoria following a trip to Oregon.

Butler Hotel Dan Cupid Ethel West W. FK. Collinge Collinge Vimy Ridge Northwest Oregon Victoria

Stasia Sets First Voyage to Japanese Ports in New Schooner

The auxiliary powered schooner Stasia, built at Cameron Genoa Mills shipyard in Victoria Thorn dyke and Trenholme, represents French interests. It will carry a general cargo on its first trip to Japanese ports after negotiations with charter parties closed Monday.

Cameron Genoa Mills Company Victoria Thorndyke & Trenholme

The Coat-Style Dress and Navy Serge Dress on Display

The dresses feature straight lines, waistcoat effects, embroidery and braid trimming with excellent value. The coat style dress in black or navy serge closes at the sides and ties with a back belt buckle. Priced at $25. The much embroidered navy serge dress shows a large square belt buckle and white taffeta collar and vest effect, priced at $200. Second Floor.

Embroidery Transfer Patterns Clearance At Seven Cents

Clearance sale of embroidery transfer patterns reduced to 7 cents each. Discontinued numbers offered for pillow cases lingerie neckpieces luncheon sets towels scarfs caps and other articles. Aisle table first floor.

Silk Lingerie Showing With New Arrivals

A silk lingerie feature showcases three new arrivals on the second floor. Envelopes chemise in pink dawn crepe de Chine priced 1.95 and 2.95, both trimmed with Valenciennes lace. Pink trousseau silk pieces highlight insertion lace, beading, and lace edging.

Normandy Valenciennes Valenciennes

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Ving Miny Griffiths Bill Fight Martin Congress Navy Allies Haker National Guard National Army Taker Congdon Yukon Col Edgar Jadut Mazda Corn Products Refining Company P. O. Box New York Johnson Lieber Merc. CO Seattle, Wash Mrs. Scott Corn Cts Refining CC Sen NEN Yorkusa the Shipping Board Senate Commerce Committee Buck Dunn Sammy Buck .Dunn San Francisco Gaiety Theatre Uncle Sam Dolise Idaho Orient Frederick & Nelson
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