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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1918

Page

2

Captivity horrors spark anger in England as war crimes alleged

Special to The Star reports widespread British anger over German brutality toward prisoners of war. Accounts describe executions, torture, starvation, and inhumane treatment at camps in Osnabruck Lang Camp Rohrbach and Antwerp. Details include a seaman from the Nestor burned alive, an adjutant’s sword thrust, and guards beating prisoners as hunger and cold take their toll.

The Star London England Hun Pris Holland P. Genower Nestor Battle of Jutland Schneidemui Osnabruck J. Desbrough Suffolk

Fortune teller’s warning leads to amulet ruse

Mrs May Doughty seeks protection from a foretold death by buying a $150 amulet from fortune teller Mrs Lovell at carnival grounds. The scam costs cash and valuables totaling twenty dollars, a gold dust sample, a gold pin, and a wedding ring. Police arrest Lovell and wife after questioning.

Capn Strachan Speaks at King County Democratic Meeting

Capt. K. G. Strachan of the Canadian Black Watch Highlanders addressed the Saturday noon gathering of the King County Democratic club at Good Eats cafeteria.

K. G. Strachan Canadian Black Watch Highlanders King County Democratic Club Good Eats

Fifteen U S Troops Die In Action Report

Washington July 6 reports detail 15 killed in action 2 died of wounds 5 died of airplane accidents 1 died of other causes 1 severely wounded and 2 missing in action among U S troops in the Den Pershing deployment.

U.S Washington Pershing

California Baby is a Human Submarine

Stockton three year old Wilbert Cope earns the nickname human submarine for his underwater prowess He spends about half his daylight hours in water and learned to swim by age eighteen months Then at age three he can dive from eleven feet with ease

Wilbert Cope Stockton Cal

Columbia Sinks After Fog Bound River Excursion

The three deck Columbia excursion steamer of 150 feet sank in the river after striking a submerged log in fog near Pekin. Dozens leaped into the water. survivors estimate many were trapped below decks as the death toll could reach 100. Coroner Clary planned an official probe with Captain Herman Mehl and Pilot Thomas Williams to testify.

Henry Tripler Wesley City HM. Ff. Mehl Excursion Co South Ride Social Club Pekin Columbia Clary Burvivora Kapertewimmerns Clarye Herman Mehl Thomas Williams

Divers head to river wreck scene for bodies

Harry Halder son and diver party depart Chicago for the Columbia wreck to recover victims. Accompanied by Alexander Dahiatrom Capt John Anderson and nine divers, they travel toward Pekin with Red Cross support to aid recovery and relief efforts. Estimated deaths range from 60 to 75.

Chicago Harry Halderson Fastland Columbia Alexander Dahiatrom John Anderson United States Coast Guard Service Peoria Jesse Binack Red Cross Tazewell County Red Cros Clanketa Pekin Co C. Bullman Pekin Minck

Man Killed in Circus Train Collision at Girard

One man died when Farnum & Bailey circus train No 2 struck the rear of the New York Central New York Chicago Limited at Girard near Youngstown. Thomas Koenrg, 25, of Murphysboro Illinois, was crushed between two cars after being thrown by the impact.

Youngstown Farnum & Bailey Circus New York Central New York Chicago Limited Girard Here Thomas Koenrg Murphysboro Ill

Italian Society Picnic At Renton Junction Park

The Italian Society Independent No. 1 of Beattie holds its seventh annual dance and picnic at Renton Junction park on Sunday July 7. Proceeds go to the Red Cross with sports and games featured.

Independent Beattie Renton Junction Park Red Crows

114 Marines in Casualty Roll

Washington July 6 the marine corps casualty unit totals 114 with six killed in action fifteen died of wounds twenty five wounded severely forty two wounded in action undetermined status and eighteen missing in action

Washington Marine Corps

100 BUSINESS WOMEN HEAR MISS PHILLIPS

Under Miss Lena Phillips 100 Beattie business women met Friday night at the Woman's Exchange to discuss war problems affecting women in industry. Phillips a lawyer and executive secretary of the national business women's committee urged Seattle's newly organized club to prepare for the shift when 10 000 000 women enter industrial work leaving Portland and California.

Lena Phillips Beattie Business Woman's Exchange

Estranged Wife Returns to Bury Death by Own Action

Kenie Steele Brew, daughter of Rev and Mrs A Steele of 2049 60th St W, returned to Kansas City to supervise the burial of her husband T W Brew who died by his own hand at the Newport hotel on Thursday. The pair married in Minot in 1910 after a week’s acquaintance amid domestic strife. Brew’s wife, a widow, had left her parents’ home when they opposed the divorce. She travels to stand by her husband’s grave.

Kenie Steele A. Steele Brew Kansas City T. W. Brew Newport Hotel Minot Trew Wuleile

Forest Fires in King County Now Under Control

County fire warden D. C. Griswold reports fires in King County are checked. A blaze near Juanita spanning two sections is under control with no timber loss. A second fire three miles east of Kirkland has been subdued.

King County D. C. Griswold Juanita Kirkland

Kempster's Driver Drops Dead On Porch

George Clark chauffeur for A. L. Kempster of Puget Sound Traction Light Power Co died after finishing his day on the porch of the Kempster home. He left a widow and two children at 6529 Third Ave N W. Death attributed to heart failure. Also noted is Sergt. George N. Nelson age 21, son of N P Nelson tailor at 1001 Seaboard Bank building, wounded in action with unknown extent of injuries.

George Clark A. L. Kempster Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Company Third Ave N. W George N. Nelson N. P. Nelson Seaboard Bank

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