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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1916

Page

6

Indian Princess Opens Ardmore Recruiting Station for Troops

Miss Tucker known as Princess Elizabeth, 21, of Oklahoma, with Cherokee heritage, opens a recruiting station at Ardmore to raise a volunteer cavalry company for Uncle Sam. She led a Roosevelt demonstration at the Chicago convention and runs her brother in boxing.

Miss Tucker Oklahoma Princess Elizabeth Ardmore Okla Col Roosevelt Chicago

Girls go to Fort Lawton camp to train for war work

Seattle women prepare for national service by joining a military training camp at Fort Lawton July 20 with 160 participants. They will sleep in barracks, receive first aid lectures, learn wigwagging and driving, and follow uniform rules while balancing tradition with wartime duties.

Fort Lawton Washington

Fire from Mexican side near border figures in clash

In Aris, California, troops faced incoming rifle fire from across the border shortly after 1 a.m. during a storm. Troop D cavalry patrollers near the customs house escaped harm as two infantry companies scrambled to guard the area in darkness and protect the patrol.

Nogalez Aris California Custom House Wes Second Infantry

Women to Carry Strikers in Autos on Waterfront

Twelve Seattle women prominent in social circles offered to transport longshore strikebreakers to and from the docks in limousines. They began Friday and refused to reveal names. They planned to help husbands load ships by carrying non union men to the docks and back to lodgings to prevent further trouble.

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