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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1916

Page

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Opening Day Scenes At Girls' Red Cross Encampment In Seattle

United States Commissioner White and Mayor Gill met to press a settlement of the waterfront strike. They urged sober, community minded pressure to coax employers and labor into dialogue while warning Seattle’s trade could be at risk if factions refuse to settle.

Girls’ Red Cross United States White Gill Water Front Seattle San San Francisco Vancouver Tacoma San Pedro Lafe Hamilton the Star Lou Smith Smith Lou Morgan O'Brien Knudsen O'Brien South End

Thomson outlines plan for Seattle water system

City utilities committee member R H Thomson proposes a staged $8.18 million expansion to secure Seattle’s future water supply. First steps include acquiring Swan Lake for a large impounding reservoir, building two West Seattle reservoirs, and laying all steel mains. A spring vote on the improvements is urged.

R. H. Thomson City Utilities Committee Seattle Swan Lake Cedar River Thomson

Deutschland ready to sail to sea tonight

Dawn revealed the German submarine Deutschland docked in Baltimore guarded by barges and Timmins tug. Preparations included closing hatches and masts to depart, but the start at 5 am failed and the ship remained moored while officials whispered of a Saturday arrival of the Bremen.

Carl D. Groat U. P Baltimore Deutschland Timmins Hinasch Bremen

Soldierettes Won’t Get Thin in Army Camp Experience

A girl reports on joining a Red Cross military training camp at Fort Lawton, detailing barracks life, meals, and the camaraderie of 75 women. She notes the hearty mess and declares that any wish to slim down in camp is unrealistic, describing vivid impressions of uniforms, parades, and dining with officers.

Eliza Ferry Leary Mrs. Leary Seattle China United States Army Fort Lawton Red Cross Dorothy Terry

How to Increase Your Memory Power Lesson Number

David M Roth provides memory training basics and the idea that memory can be improved with little time and effort. He stresses focus observation and association linking names to distinctive features, with examples like Baker and his pipe, Pitman and a pit chin, Brown and a prominent brow. He notes billions of unused brain cells can be activated and promises further tips in future articles.

Roth David M. Roth Seattle Baker Pit Pitman Mr. Brown Brown Titam David Roth

Good Indian serial begins in Mon day Star

The Mon day Star starts a six part liberal installment of B M Bower's novel Good Indian. The opening segment invites readers to begin the weekly serial and follow the story as it unfolds.

B. M. Bower Star

Do You Want Him Putnam For Sheriff

A Star man questions readers about Putnam as a potential sheriff candidate. An ordinary druggist praises Putnam as a go get em enforcer, recounting a raid where Putnam helped seize liquor from a Green Lake home. The Star urges public input on whether Putnam should join the race and withstand political machines.

Putnam Square Green Lake Sergt. Putnam Chief Beckingham

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