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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1915

Page

5

Dear Mies Grey Readers Letters on Love and Honor

An anonymous pair of letters presents a young woman recounting years of social mingling with the rich and middle class in a city suburb, defending morals and foresaking the idea that past associations curse future happiness. A nameless man seeks guidance on marrying despite birth out of wedlock, with the advisor urging self-respect, redemption, and the right to marry.

E-23 C-30 Miss Grey William the Conqueror Leonardo di Vinci Caesar Borgia Marshal Sax

Buffalo Bill Claims Bold Age and Scout Authority

Aged scout boasted that Buffalo Bill must be at least 70 to join the American Association of Veteran Scouts. Buffalo Bill, in fringed buckskin and boots, stood behind the canvas as his troupe prepared to perform. A raucous crowd gathered near the menagerie tent while serpents in a cart hissed warnings.

Fred L American Association of Veteran Scouts Buffalo Bill Muffalo Bill

U. S. Could Seize German Ships if War Breaks Out

New York June 1. If Wilson ends diplomacy with Germany in war, the U S would seize 100 million dollars worth of German vessels now in U S harbors. Frederic Coudert cites 68 merchant ships and several warships interned in U S ports, valued around 100 million, with ships owned by North German Lloyd and Hamburg American.

U. S Berlin New York Wilson United States Germany Uncle Sam Frederic Coudert America Washington Coudert Prinz Friederich Kronprinz Wilhelm Prinz Elite Friederich Norfolk Honolulu Odenwald San Juan Porto Rico Boston Baltimore San Francisco Philadelphia Galveston Seattle New Orleans Savannah Hilo Pensacola Jacksonville Tampa North German Lloyd Line Hamburg American Company Vaterland Neptune Albert Ballin the Kaiser Hamburg-American Line

Dentists clash over prices and monopoly claims in Seattle

Edwin J. Brown BD D of Seattle denounces the State Dental Combine accusing it of using stool pigeons to harass colleagues. He promises half price dental work with a 16 year guarantee and notes his 25 years in the building on First Ave Union Block with hours daily and Sunday service for workers.

Dental Combine Combine From Edwin J, Brown BD. D Tis First Ave. Union Block

Aged Wrinkled Faces Rejuvenated By Wax Treatment

An old face can become young looking with ordinary mercorized wax from any drug store. Apply at night and wash off in the morning to remove worn skin and blemishes. One ounce usually suffices for a complete transformation to a pinky white complexion.

Milk Bill On Public Safety Agenda At 2 30 Wednesday

The public safety committee will take up the milk ordinance at 2 30 Wednesday afternoon and read the bill section by section. A strong effort by interested parties to kill the measure is noted, despite strong backing from city and state health officials.

Public Safety Committee

Luncheon honors Cummins at Commercial Club

The Commercial Club will host a noon luncheon to honor U S Senator Albert B Cummins of Iowa. Questions arise about Cummins potential presidential candidacy and Col J M Hawthorne's role as entertainment chairman and his ties to the King County Democratic club and voting patterns.

Otto Case Commercial Club P. E U. S Albert B. Cummins Iowa Cummins Col. J. M. Hawthorne Yep Col. Hawthorne King County Democratic Club Bryan Politix

Pope Hopes U S Can End War In Audience

In Rome on June 1 Pope Benedict expressed hope the United States would use its best efforts to end the war during an audience with Bishop Thomas F. Kennedy and several newly consecrated priests.

Rome United States Benedict Thomas F. Kennedy

Duped by England in Lusitania note report

London dispatch cites Berlin political opinion claiming America plotted with Great Britain and entered a formal understanding with the Allies in the Lusitania note, according to a Copenhagen correspondent of the Exchange Telegraph.

London Copenhagen Exchange Telegraph Berlin America Great Britain Germany

Seven Great Eastern agents fined for license failures

Seven insurance agents employed by the Great Eastern Insurance Co were fined a total of 80 dollars by Justice Gordon for failing to secure licenses. The men testified the company was to furnish the licenses costing 2 dollars each, with Deputy Insurance Commissioner Donnelly potentially taking action against the company.

The Great Eastern Insurance Co Gordon Tuesday Donnelly

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