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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1917

Page

10

Germany's new premier backs a victor's peace stance

Berlin dispatches report Chancellor George Michaelis pledging a victor's peace and refusal to offer another settlement while warning the Allies must negotiate only if they renounce conquest. He defends unrestricted submarine warfare as essential and vows to secure Germany's frontiers and economy. The maiden Reichstag speech also honors former Chancellor Bethmann-Hollweg and outlines aims to prevent future enmity.

Amsterdam Germany George Michaelis Reichstag Berlin America France Pneland England Michaelis von Bethmann - Hollweg

Reed Prohibition Case Moves Against Edwin Matherson

A whiskey seizure at Hoquiam leads to action against Edwin Matherson, chief engineer of the steamer Centralia, with 2,000 quarts seized by government agents pending court proceedings.

Dy United Pree Hoquiam Reed Edwin Matherson Centralia

Reichstag votes for Victor's peace in 24 to 11 vote

The German reichstag yesterday evening passed the peace resolution backed by the center liberal and socialist coalition. The vote was 24 to 11 amid applause from the left and center. The resolution states Germany does not desire peace with annexations.

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Summer Hats Parade Showcases Ostrich Feathers

Trimmed with ribbons free flowers and ostrich novelties form the main showing of these summer hats with a few in colors adding contrast.

Outing Hats Displayed on Upper Main Floor

Large assortment of hats adaptable for women and misses offered in styles priced from 50c to 95c and 1.50 up to 5.00.

Working Man and Business Man Shirts and Hosiery Sale

A sale feature highlights men's black lateen shirts priced at $1.00 with sizes 14 to 17 and a description of durable fabrics and collar styles. The assortment includes Navy Serge Gaberdines Bedford Cords Silk Taffetas and Wool Jersey Cloth as well as Poiret Twills Gaberdines and Poplins in sport shades. Also offered are silk Georgette Crepes Habutai Silks Silk Crepe de Chine and wash taftas with beaded embroidery and colored trims. Large range of waist sizes 36 to 42 plus 26 and 38 predominating. Hosiery in black navy tan and gray sizes 9.5 to 11. Includes fine combed cotton yarns for durability.

Company vows to resume service after arbitration breach

The Company acknowledges its contractual links with the city and regrets the unrest caused when ex employees violated arbitration and went on a sympathy strike. It is restructuring, with some former staff returning and new experienced hires. It will resume service once proper protection is provided.

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