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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1915
Page
4
Maximilian Harden of Die Zukunft in Berlin questions whether American munition firms may trade with the Allies, admitting the right but warning of the cost in severed ties with Germany. The statement appears in today’s New York World.
Maximize the mutual misperceptions of Germany and the United States as the piece weighs Atlantic attitudes on freedom autocracy and culture. It contrasts German self image with American views and questions arms sales and naval warfare through a 1915 lens.
Seattle authority on newspaper law John H. Perry urged International Press Congress to revise libel and contempt rules. He argued editors lack the privileges of ordinary defendants and that current law favors the rich, calling for truth as a defense after leaving court.
In Cincinnati, search for dead and injured continues after a Wednesday tornado. Officials expect about 45 deaths total, with 31 confirmed and 14 still feared. About 150 injured. six may have died on sunken steamboats. Debris removal crews work citywide as telephone and fighting systems remain paralyzed. street cars largely operate.
Malcolm Anderson planned to electrocute a neighbor's chickens and dogs that ruined his garden. He placed an electric wire around a fence and reached the live line after failing to switch it off, suffering severe burns on his hands.
The Seattle born singer Miss Valentine Grant departs Plymouth Congregational Church for New York movie work with Sidney Olcott's company. She acts opposite Walker Whiteside in Israel Zangwill's The Melting Pot for Cort Film Corporation, causing concern among church elders.
J. J. Cusack sues the American Tin Mining Co and associates in Alaska alleging removal from port ownership of a tin mine in Port Clarence. He claims a 1906 scheme cost him 15,000 shares bought for 1.66 each, though worth 6 per share.
In Marietta Ohio July 9 Howard Coontz toppled from a fifth floor window and lost a front tooth. Shortly after J L Lane toppled from a chair and was found dead.
A basement salesroom offers Nims Corset at 1.50. The ad repeats the price, indicating ongoing discount and available stock for shoppers.
The ad promotes women's bloomers in white cotton in sizes 7 8 and 9 priced at 25 cents each. Sale is featured by Hasement Salesroom highlighting exceptional value.
Childrens apparel features Norfolk suits in serviceable neat and dark mixtures with knickerbockers included priced at 3.95. Also offered are tapeless blouses in light and dark fabrics for ages 6 to 16 and all wool blue serge Norfolk suits in sizes 6 to 18 at 4.00 with gray tan and brown options reduced to 2.10 in the basement salesroom.
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