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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1917

Page

8

Russia’s Galician rout worsens as German agents strike

Reports from London describe a massive Russian retreat in Galicia with heavy losses of artillery and supplies. German agents allegedly sown inside Russian units intensified disarray, while Russian and Rumanians resist in the Southern Carpathians. Petrograd plans Moscow talks with social bodies to chart the nation’s future. In France, German troops captured part of trenches east of Hurtebise, threatening the Chemin des Dames sector.

Dy United Presse London Russia Galicia Brusioff Kerensky 11Th Army Carpathians Vilna Petrograd United Press Moscow United Presse Teowen Paris Hurtebise la Bovelle Chemin Des Dames

French Major Here Has Artificial Hand

Commandant Major Paul Azan, a French officer teaching Harvard students trench warfare, lost his left hand in action somewhere in France and now uses an artificial hand.

Harvard Paul Azan France

Appeal Board to Meet With Mayor Monday

The Western district select service board the court of appeals will hear claims for exemptions not allowed by local boards convenes Monday at 11 a m in Mayor Gill's office. Gov Lister wired appointment notices to Mayor Gill with board members Wallace G Collins B F Padgett Arthur B Cook R L Proctor and Cyrus Gates listed.

Western District Select Service Board Court of Appeals Gill

Strike Peace Still Distant in Northwest Lumber Strike

The Washington lumber strike drags on after ten days, threatening delays to the wooden ship program. Dr. Careton Parker of the War Department visits Tacoma to review conditions and aid the eight hour agreement efforts amid IWW tensions. Brown of the International Shingleweavers Union says swift resolution hinges on employers signing the eight hour pact. A conference among Lumbermen's Protective League Dr Henry Zuzallo and Parker followed an executive session on the strike.

Washington Careton Parker War Department Tacoma Northwest Ihe Brown International Shingleweavers’ Union Lumbermen's Protective League Henry Suzzallo State Defense Committee

Free Examination Best $2.50 Glasses on Earth

Binyon Optical Co offers free eye exams and glasses priced at 2.50 dollars. The ad places a location near Senate Avenue and Main 1650, inviting customers to visit for ophthalmic services and eyewear deals.

Binyon Optical CO Até Roe Senece Phene Main

University Boy Falls Fighting On West Front

July 26 report from London notes American volunteers on the Canadian front suffer casualties with Lieut A R Minard and Privates E Monroe and C Winnham among the three killed. Survivors include Lieuts Burr Nelson Foster Falconer and Corporal Keenan wounded as shells struck positions.

University West Front United Press London American Legion Canada A. R. Minard Boston BE. E. Monroe Charleston W. Va C. Winnham Buffalo N. Y Frank H. Burr Columbus San Bernardino Cal Burr Minard Monroe Winnham E. M. Keenan Harry Nelson Detroit Max Foster Traverse City Mich Cornell Fred Falconer New York F. McCargue United States Coast Artillery FE. M. Keenan Seattle University of Washington

Mrs Mooney Freed After Year in Jail

In San Francisco on July 26, the acquittal of Mrs Rena Mooney on a similar charge spurred renewed calls for a retrial of Thomas Mooney in the 1916 preparedness parade bombing case. Her lawyers plan to seek bail and dismissal of remaining indictments while district attorney Fickert weighs next steps.

San Francisco Thomas Mooney Rena Mooney Maxwell McNutt Mooney Fickert Israel Weinberg Foreman Hardwick Frank Oxman Tom Mooney Norsay Bar Harbor Maine Ferrari Mra. Mooney

Soldier fires on prowler at Seattle shipyard

A man, believed to be an alien enemy, prowling near Pier No 1 at Seattle Construction and Drydock Co. was fired on by a soldier sentry late Wednesday night. The raftsman fled, leaving a raft behind.

Plier No. 1 Seattle Construction and Drydock Co

If you value your watch, let Haynes repair it

Local classified ad urges owners to trust Haynes for watch repairs at the Next Liberty theatre location. The brief notice promotes skilled service and timely restoration of timepieces.

Haynes Liberty Theatre

Frederick Nelson Textile Sale Across Weaves and Lengths

Frederick Nelson offers disposal savings on a wide range of fabrics including cottons silks voiles lawns and flannels from 1.5 to 6 yards. The sale features Pique Gaberdine Nainsook Long Cloth Cambric Muslins Plisse Crepe Galatea Middy Twill and more. Fabrics are shown on the first floor with a selection of Silks and Woolens also available and lengths vary from 1% to 6 yards.

Madras Kaney ABC

Drafting Aliens in U S Faces Legal Push in Senate

United States negotiates with allies to legalize drafting hundreds of thousands of aliens under the American flag. McCumber resolution before a Senate subcommittee would allow aliens to be drafted or deported for refusal. War Dept endorses, State Dept cites treaty obstacles. Italian officials say 150,000 Italians in the U S may be brought under draft.

United Press Washington United States Congress McCumber Senate Foreign Relations Committee War Department State Department U. S Germany Chicago Maseachusetts

Crayfish Help Swat Cost of Living

New Orleans report notes crayfish hunting thrives amid high prices. Every Sunday thousands travel to lakes and bayous for crayfish which sell a basketful for about a quarter, seen as a cheap food source during wartime.

New Orleans Louisiana

Alien Population Percentages Across States

The text lists non citizen shares by state with Illinois 15 percent Michigan 19 percent Connecticut 37 percent California 24 percent and Arizona 40 percent. Southern states have the lowest alien percentages North and South Carolina at 0.003 percent. It notes cities in high alien population states burden citizens and foreigners preempt work of soldiers.

Ilinois Michigan Connecticut California Arizona North South Carolina

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