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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1918

Page

14

Washington pharmacists vote to boycott German drugs

The Washington State Pharmaceutical association passed a resolution to boycott German made medicines, citing increased American production. Delegates aboard the steamer President elected A. J Sloan as president, C Osseward as vice president, and G Elmer Brown as secretary after a three day Puget Sound cruise.

Washington State Pharmaceutical Association Puget Sound A. J Sloan Yakima C Osseward Seattle G. Elmer Brown Spokane

Editors of State Urge War Activity at Annual Meeting

Spokane July 12 Washington editors from all sections at the 32nd annual convention concentrate on war problems and plans for the national editorial gathering next spring. Resolutions will urge loyalty and effort to defeat Germany. President J C Raynor urged press power for an early war conclusion.

Spokane Washington State Pacific Northwest Wilson Washington Germany J. C. Raynor Elensburg the Record

Shells Found in Junk Car at Emeryville Diary

Thirteen loaded shells of three and five inch caliber were found in a carload of junk at the Judson Ironworks in Emeryville after a shell exploded and tore the roof off a reducing furnace. The junk had been shipped from Douglas, Arkansas.

Oakland Cal Judson Ironworks Emeryville Douglas Aris

Why We Must Not Be Wheat Wasters in U S

A wartime食品 price board explains why flour should substitute for wheat when supplies are scarce. The food administration says wheat is needed abroad and limited, so Americans must reduce consumption to aid soldiers and workers. It notes that this is a collective effort to win the war and ensure feed for those on the front lines.

U.S Day Food Administration

New Showing of Hand Made Lingerie Pieces On Display

A collection featuring hand sewn garments with embroidery and scalloped edges includes Envelope Chemises and Kimono Gowns. Prices range from 2.50 to 5.00 with Philippine Gowns and Chemises shown in decorative sprays and embroidery. Second Floor display highlights lingerie cloth patterns sized for American women.

Rail supplies from Meadows repurposed for US use

Rail locomotives steel rails and cars purchased by Russia and cached near Seattle will be moved into U S service to support wartime needs. The transfer aims to prevent German control and support airplane spruce line construction as officials including McAdoo and railway administrators plan vast internal improvements in the Northwest.

Russia Kerensky Meadows Seattle United States Sam Germany Mott Sawyer Joyce Lake Pleasant Altho McAdoo

Way to Berlin by way of eastern front proposed

Maj. M Keith Jones, once a Seattle railroad man now with the railway corps at Harbin Manchuria, says no one works in Russia and jokes that the road to Berlin would be easier via the eastern front. He also quips that Americans and Chinamen are at work there.

Russia Maj M Keith Jones Seattle Harbin Manchuria Berlin

Call for Allied Ultimatum to Hang German Leaders

A letter to The Star proposes severe wartime penalties including hanging Kaiser Wilhelm II and other German leaders for war crimes. It imagines an Allied ultimatum detailing offenses and corresponding executions to deter repeat violations and push the Axis toward conformity.

German Submarines Reported Aided by Spain

A. T. Ostrander reports German submarines receiving aid from Spain as they rest along the coast for provisioning and oil. He cites his travel to Alsace Lorraine and notes Spanish middle classes protesting militarist support for Germany.

A. T. Ostrander 80Th Ave Alsace-Lorraine Ostrander Spain Germany

Training Camps To Open For Officers Reserve

Training camps across the United States for the officers reserve will open around July 16. They are expected to produce about 3,000 army officers per month.

San Francisco United States

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