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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1916
Page
5
Fragmentary remarks describe Carranza and the Kaiser amid wartime tension. The speaker notes leaders refuse peace and fail to follow headlines, claiming no war has begun despite ongoing trouble with the United States and other powers.
A collage of quirky snippets shows a nervous patient fearing hospital care, a voice from an operator and a few everyday tips. Household hints advise on button swallowing, bread with face powder, baby safety on ledges, and a carbuncle warning.
The article argues current farmland costs are high and private ownership dominates. It explains the Crosser colonization bill to let the government buy and lease land to tenants, keeping title with the federal government. It urges readers to contact Rep. Robert Crosser and their congressmen.
The piece praises the genuine education drive for new citizens and loyalty training while contrasting it with Hughes and Wilson. It argues two presidential nominees have shown instant impact on Americanism, urging readers to value unified loyalty over divided views.
The article notes Argentina sending machine guns to Carranza and Britain yielding 250 Lewis guns to the United States. It frames these exchanges as acts of international kindness while contrasting them with a call to hang Americans accused of aiding Carranza's forces.
Grace and Alphonse Valentin chase a kidnap plot through Paris to Versailles. Duvall uncovers clues from Francois rooms, blue light signals, and blue glass, locating a dairy farm hideout across a moonlit lane where Grace rests in a creaking wagon at dawn.
Grace Duvall delivers one hundred thousand dollars to Mr. Stapleton after telephoned assurance of safety. Grace and others suspect chauffeur Francois of the failed plan as Stapleton meets a visitor whose business is urgent. Grace overhears in the adjoining hall.
Grace Duvall pauses four miles from the city along the road toward Versailles. She recalls cottages among trees and a rustic bench where she sat to think. A dog’s howling hints at a house where Stapleton’s boy may be confined, with a black poodle and a distinctive white plume on its tail aiding memory.
Federal Judge Rean set July 10 for a hearing on an injunction to stop Thomas Burley as receiver for the Almeda Consolidated Mines Co from selling $6,000,000 of property. Seattle owners L M Clark and Louise Estrela Clark seek relief claiming a scheme to discredit and wreck the company and freeze out small stockholders. The Almeda mines lie 30 miles from Grants Pass.
A married woman seeks advice on leaving her husband or divorcing while blaming an early marriage. Mis Grey urges steadfastness for child’s sake, stresses not abandoning a “well-regulated” home, and flags a sixteen year old marriage as risky. A Worried Wife warns against infidelity. Mis Grey counsels confronting the impostor. A Mother asks why mothers fund war, criticizing Christian nations for war.
William H. Carlson, former San Diego mayor, filed a federal suit in Tacoma seeking $1,000,000 damages after his son Billy Carlson was killed racing a car. He alleges Maxwell Motor Car Co supplied defective tires. Also from Rome relief ships near Mount Stromboli report lava activity threatening eruption.
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