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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1918
Page
5
United Press reports from the field quote a German infantry corporal praising American troops. He notes that if all U S forces share the same temper, the German cause would falter. The officer cites a canceled June attack near the Ourcq due to American resistance.
City Attorney T J L Kennedy asks the Supreme Court to prohibit Judge Dliveman from forcing Howard L Tweedy to appear in court. Tweedy, held in quarantine at the stockade, seeks habeas corpus claiming health and ability to defend himself if released. Kennedy argues the order violates state quarantine laws.
The piece outlines a viewpoint that an imminent German victory would force Paris to fall, arguing France should seek peace rather than prolong the struggle, while America and England faced internal debate over support. It reflects fear of a swift German success and pressure to end resistance.
Crowds cheered 900 drafted men as they left for training after a farewell in the Arena. Friends and relatives packed the galleries for songs speeches and a parade to the train. Nearly all the departing men were single. The article notes the Bay of Fundy tide reaching Tl feet.
Mrs Ella La Plant of 412 Puyallup Avenue Tacoma reports long illness with headaches poor appetite and nervous strain improving rapidly after taking Tanlac. She says sleep returns and energy rises enabling her to manage a sixty two room house while her father also benefits. Tanlac sold in Seattle by Bartell Stores via a Tanlac representative.
Fight former major league state will play in the big baseball game Sunday between the Army and Navy All Stars and the Shipyards' All State. Walter Mails will pitch for the Shipyard team opposite Polly McKenry. The Shipyards lineup includes many ex P. C. I. players and figures from Camp Lewis, the Pacific Coast International group, and University of Oregon.
Resolutions adopted in Beattie pledge Finnish loyalty to the United States and urge President Wilson to recognize the Soviet form of government in Russia. They condemn the current Finnish government as representing German military interests and claim it does not reflect Finnish public sentiment at home or abroad.
The Seattle traction wage dispute may be turned over to the War Labor Board for adjustment after a conference with labor leaders and Puget Sound Traction official Leonard. President of the company and city lines superintendent Murphine discussed the matter amid federalization hints for the First Battalion Third Washington Infantry, with inspections set for Friday evening at the State Armory and implying broader federal oversight of guard units statewide.
An advertisement touts Poslam as effective against eczema and skin disorders. It claims rapid relief from itching cooling and soothing effects with daily use for simple rashes and eruptions. The copy invites free samples from Emergency Laboratories in New York City and promotes Poslam soap medicated with the product.
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