Neutral Funnels Helped Germany During The War
The article argues neutrals like Denmark Holland Sweden and Norway supplied Germany via funnels before and after U S entry, boosting German war needs. It cites wheat rye brass copper leather and chemicals traded through Holland Denmark and others and credits Wilsons espionage age measures and the new experts council with stopping the leak and enforcing embargoes.
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America
England
France
Holland
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Switzerland
Germany
Wilson
France 14th of July Celebrations in Seattle
The Star urges Seattle to honor Bastille Day with a Stockade hotel Alki event led by the French consul. It calls for display of the tri color and performances of the Marseillaise to recall France as a sister republic and ally from 1776 to today.
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France
America
Seattle
Stockade Hotel
Alki
Freedom
Editorialettes on Injunctions and World Events
A collection of short editorial notes criticizing injunctions, wartime logistics, and leadership. Topics include traction company bonds, city costs, Secretary Baker and Daniels on troop moves, China’s fugitive president, a quip about pencil work, a Seattle war census, Elks war relief funding, Bellingham store summer holidays, and Hollweg’s political setback.
Trial of William Hohenzollern Before a German Jury
The court charged the jury that William Hohenzollern corrupted Germany by war, piling debt, killing millions, wrecking trade, and eroding the nation from its place in the sun. It cites hunger, ruined colonies, and barbarity, urging conviction as the only just outcome.
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William Hohenzolliern
William Hohenzollern
Germany
France
Belgium
Serbia
Romania
Poland
Prussia
Bread pudding from leftovers and local notes
A reader asks for creative uses of leftover bread for bread pudding. News brief items mention Reverend J Mr Habbard resigning for army service, Mayor Mitchel backing municipal ownership, and light commentary on flags over parliament and fashion pockets in Chicago.
Editor's Mail and Working Girl Letter to The Star
A reader criticizes Seattle police for targeting petty theft while murderers go free. Maude Crawford recounts struggles finding decent pay for women in jobs like cook, waitress, and chambermaid and urges wage parity with men and other workers. She lists living costs and residents’ abuses, urging employers to act.
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Rescue and Retreat on the Island with Friday
In a hunt through the wood I and Friday attack twenty one savages, rescue a bound European from execution, kill several attackers, and capture two survivors. We form a shelter, assess escape prospects, and plan for return while bringing the Spaniard and his father to safety.
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Friday
Christ Thanus
Teara
Indianola Beach Mecca Offers Quiet Summer Ground
A promotional piece extols Indianola Beach Puget Sound as Seattle’s ideal summer retreat. It highlights a half mile front, wide sandy bathing areas, woods, cottages and tents, ample water supply, and fertile soil. Buyers are urged to invest as prices stay low and profits loom.
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Indianola Beach
Seattle
Puget Sound
State Board of Health
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