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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1918

Page

10

Settlement of Car Tangle Up Thursday at 10

Seattle city authorities forecast that the Puget Sound Traction Company will cede control of all city lines during wartime. Mayor Hanson urged quick, board-assisted settlement to improve car service as council and officials plan a Thursday morning 10 o clock meeting with traction officials and a subcommittee to finalize terms.

Seattle Traction Company Hianson Puget Sound Traction, Tight & Power Co Councl War Labor Board Hanson Traction

Defense Council Seeks 20000 for State Vice Fight

The State Council of Defense asked the city to contribute eighteen hundred dollars toward a statewide $20,000 fund to combat vice diseases. The request was referred to the city finance committee by the council on Monday.

State Council of Defense

Seattle Eyes $500000 Water Bond Extension

Councilman Oliver T. Erickson warned of a serious water shortage and the city council voted to have the finance committee seek Washington DC permission to float $500 000 in bonds to extend the present water system.

Seattle Oliver T. Erickson Finance Committee Capital Issues Committee Washington, D. C

United Press News Service Reaches U S Troops Abroad

United Press begins supplying news to American soldiers sailors and aviators stationed in Britain. A news van will deliver back home updates to YMCA camps, aiding morale at remote sites. F W Dixon YMCA athletic director thanks UP for this costly service aiding thousands already there and those to come.

London United Press Today F. W. Dixon United Press Great Britain

7 Cent Fares Spark Ticket Rush in Tacoma

Tacoma reports heavy sales of T-cent street car tickets with 15 for $1 as the new fare goes into effect. A store tallied $105 in ticket sales in a single hour on Monday.

Tacoma

Kady Barbers Will Form Local Union

John KE. Sanders, a carpenter, has been missing for four days. Police are asked to search for him.

Kady Barbers John KE. Sanders Carpenter

Schwab Reports Pacific Shipyards Systematized

Charles M. Schwab head of the emergency fleet corporation wires Washington from Los Angeles declaring Pacific coast shipyards highly systematized and productive. He tells the shipping board that everywhere in the United States shipbuilding is fine and efficient.

Charles M. Schwab Emergency Fleet Corporation Washington Los Angeles Pacific Coast Schwab Shipping Board United States Behwab

36000 War Workers Seek Wage Increases in Bay Area

Thirty six thousand Ironworkers and shipbuilders in the San Francisco bay region plan to demand substantial wage increases. W R Turton, president of the Iron Trades council, says rising living costs justify new raises. The pushes reference an agreement signed January 1, 1918, by employers in the large San Francisco steel yards to meet cost of living increases.

Ban Francisco San Francisco Bay W. R. Turton The Iron Trades Council San Francisco

Australia to Launch Major Shipbuilding Program

A Fremd expert reports Australia plans a large steel shipbuilding program across federal state and private plants. Browen Hill steel plant at Newcastle NSW will supply most structural steel. Ships are expected to be around 3500 tons.

Australia Hriieh Commonwealth Browen Hill Company Newcastle New South Wales

Tacoma Port Handles Record Tea Imports in 1918

Tacoma handled 45,576,000 pounds of tea in the year ending June 30, 1918, leading New York and San Francisco ports. Experts taste brands as the entry process becomes a notable occupation with high salaries.

Tacoma New York San Francisco United States

Purse to become comptroller at yard after resignation

John Purse will resign as district auditor of the United States Shipping Board for this district on July 15 and become assistant general manager and comptroller of the J F Duthie company. His successor has not yet been named. Repairs to the sunk Admiral Evans will take at least 60 days at Skinner Eddy’s dock after a preliminary survey.

United States Shipping Board John Purse J. F. Duthie Company Admiral Evans Pacific Steam Ship Company Hawk Inlet Todd Dry Docks Skinner & Eddy Plant No. 2

Police arrest for seditious statements noted in Far and Near News

John BR Anderson an employee of Page Lumber in Eagle Gorge is under arrest on charges of making seditious statements. Other notices include postal savings deposits rising to 2500, funeral services for Morris Russell Hunt at Bonney Watson chapel, and appointments and meetings across Seattle area civic groups and universities.

John BR. Anderson Page Lumber Company Eagle Gorge Postmaster Battle Morris Russell Hunt Seattle Milwaukee Land Company Bonney Watson Frank J. Laube University of Washington Red Crows St. James’ Cathedral Mary R. Sartorf George Bancroft Adair First Ave. W Olympia Tacoma Joe Driscoll Joe Kelley St. Louis Driscoll P. EK. Sullivan Green Lake Council of Patriotic Service West Seattle High School

Arrest of Shipping Man in Hun Plot Foiled

Federal authorities in San Francisco say they have thwarted another coastwise shipping plot with the arrest of Carl Johan stad, first officer of a San Francisco to Mexico steamer. Officials claim the Mexican waters vessel was equipped with exceptionally powerful wireless gear.

San Francisco Carl Johanstad Mexico Mexican

The Gown and Envelope Chemise Display Featured Prices

The center gown showcases a round square or V neck with hand-embroidered scallops at neck and sleeves. Price two dollars and fifty cents. The Envelope Chemise to the right presents a round-neck style, matching the gown, priced at two dollars and fifty cents.

Napa Tan Boots Price and Practical Use Mentioned

Boots priced at $9.50 are highlighted for rugged use and cross country walking. The note mentions their suitability for women prepared for roughing it and indicates availability on the first floor.

Rumely Arraigned Over New York Evening Mail Purchase

Dr. Edward A. Rumely publisher of the New York Evening Mail was arraigned on perjury charges. Bail reduced from 100000 to 35000 as prosecutors allege funds from Germany financed the paper’s 1915 purchase. Preliminary hearing set for July 23. Rumely, a La Porte Indiana native with a Heidelberg medical degree, is 36.

U.S NEW York Mail Edward A. Rumely Kaiser Bill New York New York Evening Mail United States Hitchcock Today Rumely Mail and Express Company Harper Germany Dr. Rumely Jeremiah O'Leary von Bernstorff Heinrich . Kert la Porte Ind Heidelberg

Young Marine Recruits Home After Heroic Cruise

The US fisheries bureau steamer Roosevelt under Capt. H. Bierd returns to Seattle after a perilous Alaskan coast cruise. Dispatched April 28 with 60 recruits, the ship rescued crews from the icebound Alaska fleet near Unimak Bristol Bay and Harrandeen bay, saving sailors from the Tacoma and other vessels. The ship faced multiple near crushings in the ice as it ferried survivors to safety.

United States Fisheries Bureau Roosevelt Seattle Bering Sea H. Bierd Northern Waters Shipping Board Alaskan Aleutian Islands Bristol Bay Unimak Alaska Bristol Harrandeen Bay Tacoma

Settlement plan to be explained in Northwest

The Washi Land Settlement association will explain the community meat movement with pivotal meetings across the state. The first meeting is set for Spokane on Wednesday, July 10.

N. W Washi Land Settlement Association Spokane

Machine Gunners Sought for Guard Company Recruiting in Seattle

The Third Ward State National Guard prepares for federalization the Machine Gun Company C conducts a recruiting campaign in Seattle to secure the required enrollment of 100.

Seattle

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