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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1916

Page

13

Civilians to Train for Navy Cruise in Seattle

Chief Master at Arms J A Westrom opens civilian enrollments for a summer naval training cruise departing August 15 aboard a Puget Sound ship. Participants from varied trades will wear navy whites and learn aboard deck and engine rooms with potential for commissions or higher ratings.

Uncle Sam Seattle J. A. Westrom U. S Naval Marion Building Puget Sound Navy Yard Samuel B. Keffney William H. Bolen J. W. Hoar Roger Bone Thomas Westrom War Department Navy Yard San Diego Honolulu Alaska Navy

Seattle Hotel Dances Draw Large Crowds

Metel Washtegtos explores social life in Seattle as Hotel Washington hosts weekly dances with a live orchestra, supper, and dancing. The scene features busy telephoning, nightly parties, and an evening program described as delightful and well attended.

New York News Hotel Seattle Hotel Washington

Roosevelt movements and Hughes support dominate convention talk

Convention air centers on Roosevelt boomers and Hughes backing as favorite sons vie for delegates. Leaders from Meyer to Armour push Roosevelt prospects while California dismisses him. Green’s statement fuels Hughes camp and signals careful, clean positioning amid factional talks.

Bull Moose Roosevelt Weeks Massachusettes California P. A. Stanton T. R Green Justice Hughes Hughes

Hughes Denies Anyone Authorized to Seek Nomination

Washington reports Justice Hughes denies any agent or representative. Secretary Laurence Green says no one is authorized to use Hughes name for the presidential bid. Frank Hitchcock, coordinating Hughes support, says he acts on his own responsibility for the party’s interests.

Washington Hughes United Presse Frank Hitchcoe Chicago Justice Hughes Laurence WH. Green Hitchcock Frank Hitchcock United Press Today

Contests Shape Delegates at Chicago National Meeting

Twenty three delegates remained in contests as the national committees met in Chicago. Georgia three delegates were seated with Henry B. Jackson while other contestants were rejected amid claims of political maneuvering. Chairman Hilles said decisions rested on merits with no candidates involved.

Chicago Georgia Henry Jackson Thes Hughes Roosevelt Hilles

Voters Recall Boise Mayor and Councilman in June Election

Boise Idaho June 2 Jerem W. Robinson mayor of Boise is recalled and Samuel H. Haya elected to his office. Councilman Fichel berger is recalled with Wm. D. Stevens succeeding him. The fight stemmed from strict law enforcement and alleged raids on so called disorderly houses.

Boise Ida Jerem W. Robinson Samuel H. Haya Fichelberger Wm. D. Stevens

Painless Dentistry Promise From Dr L K R Clank

Advertising claims from Dr L K R Clank emphasize painless dental work including fillings extractions and nerve removal in one sitting. The message touts testimonials from Seattle residents, licensed dentists, low prices, and a guaranteed satisfaction policy to entice patients to visit for a free examination.

G@eattle State Dental Board IL. Ro Clark

Regal Dental Offices Firm Listing and Manager Names

Regal Dental Offices at 1405 Third Ave list Dr L L W Clark as manager. Also noted are TM W Cor and other names in the Thira and Valea area.

Regal Dental Offices

Indianola Beach a Seattle suburb lure for summer homes

A promotional notice extols Indianola Beach near Seattle as a prime summer home site with easy 13 mile access, safe sandy shore, boating, and improving street and water systems. It touts abundant maples and wildflowers, affordable payments, and on site rustic materials plus daily boat service via CALYPSO for morning trips to the city.

Indianola Beach Seattle Kirkland

Brandeis to Take Office on June 2

Washington announces Brandeis will likely take oath on June 12 after a 47 to 22 Senate confirmation. He will become the first Jewish justice on the U S Supreme Court, succeeding the late Joseph Rucker Lamar. Senator Newlands objected to his judicial temperament.

Washington Laula DR. Brandeis Boston United States Supreme Court Senate Joseph Rucker Lamar Preme Bench Poidexter Wilson Newlands Nevada Brandeis

Aero Fleets Battle on High

Paris June 2. A pitched battle between German and French aeroplane squadrons left two enemy machines downed. A German craft was badly damaged and fell near Etain. French planes also forced a Fokker down near Bouconville after harassing it as it returned from Barle. Several bombs were dropped on the town by aviators.

Paris War Office Etain Bouconville Hbarle

Eagles Hold Annual Concert At Eagles Hall

The Eagles band gave its annual concert Thursday night in Eagles Hall before a large audience. Instrumental and vocal solos followed the performance.

Eagles Eagles’ Hall

Boys Defeat Dads In Bainbridge Island Game

Frank McDermott, manager of the Bon Marche, played shortstop as the Boys defeated the Dads in a Moran school on Bainbridge Island. The Dads team included Dr. Robert T. Oliver, F. J. Martin, G. Alston Hole, Lee H. Wakefield, C. L. J. Smith, F. T. Crowe, Harlan Thomas, and Homer Hillman. the final score was not released.

Frank McDermott Bon Marche Moran School Bainbridge Island Dads Robert T. Oliver F. J. Martin G. Alston Hole Lee H. Wakefield C. L. J. Smith F. T. Crowe Harlan Thomas Homer Hillman

Roosevelt speaks to cheering crowd in Newark at industrial expo

Col. Theodore Roosevelt was greeted by thousands in Newark New Jersey as he stopped en route to Oyster Bay to address an industrial exposition tied to the citys 250th birthday celebration.

Newark N. J Theodore Roosevelt Oyster Bay

Henry Teller Wins Bid for Great Northern Fisheries Plant

In Bellingham on June 2, the superior court confirmed Henry Teller’s $33,700 bid for the Great Northern Fisheries Co. property near Blaine, seized by a receiver in November 1916. The plant is being overhauled in preparation for resumed operations this year.

Bellingham Henry Teller Great Northern Fisheries Co Blaine

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