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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1918

Page

3

Missing Officer Aboard President Lincoln Sinking

Hogan family of 4220 Aurora Ave reports son 26 year old navy servant aboard the transport President Lincoln missing after its return from France. He joined June 15, 1917 and was on his fifth transport trip. Previously served on the battleship Michigan and steamship Ohio and held rank of fireman first class with a gold service bar. He attended B F Day School in Seattle.

President Lincoln Michigan Ohio B. F. Day School Seattle

City Examiner Delays Police Exams To Prevent Leaks

Civil Service Examiner Kenyon says exams will be delayed to avoid advance information on police questions. Captain and lieutenant tests, paused weeks ago after concerns of leaks, will now be held Tuesday and sergeant on Wednesday.

Civil Service Kenyon Leutenant Warren

War duty urged as prayer and humility urged by Rev Matthews

Rev. Matthews of First Presbyterian church urged a war duty grounded in prayer and humility rather than fear, stressing the relationship to God during his Sunday sermon.

Matthews First Presbyterian Church

Track walker F. E. Hall dies placing street light near Jackson

Fifteen year veteran worker F. E. Hall, age 50, of 1417 West 64th Street, employed by Puget Sound Traction Light and Power, collapsed and died Monday morning while placing red warning lights along streetcar tracks near 822 Jackson Avenue.

F. E. Hall W. 64Th Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Co Jackson

Membership Campaign Drives City Defenders to Enlist

The council of patriotic defense presss on with strong membership push. Sunday results spark workers to boost effort as thousands join. Division six reports high house to house success and a meeting with Judge Claypool scheduled at Alaska building. Division one plans a West Seattle High School gathering Tuesday noon at Soldiers and Sailors' club hosts.

Council of Patriotic Defense

Hanson backs U S control of Western Union telegraph

Mayor Hanson urged government ownership of Western Union telegraphs at a Labor Temple address. He condemned the private monopoly as war profiteering and social industrial outlawry, calling for prompt drastic action to end the monopoly and prevent strikes or lockouts.

Hanson Pacific Coast

Grace Lusk to Undergo Lunacy Examination

Waukesha Wisconsin June 1 Grace Lusk convicted of murdering the wife of her companion may be subjected to a lunacy commission. The move is being considered by Prosecutor D S Tullar as Lusk raves in her cell.

Waukesha Wic Grace Lusk D. S Tullar Miss Lusk

Forteaon Camp Hosts Silver Tea for Veterans

George I. Forteaon camp will give a silver tea on Tuesday at 11 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Bickel located at 4519 Evanston Ave for Veterans and supporters.

George I. Forteaon Camp Elizbeth Bickel Pvanston Ave

Quiet Reign at Picardy as U S Men Impress Allies

June 3 report describes American troops in Picardy showing new confidence after the Canuany capture. French civilians cheer, children salute the soldiers, and Franco American comradeship deepens as the front remains largely quiet with no notable incidents.

Picardy Pingliah Channel Switeerland CanUany France

Union Votes Wage Aid to Red Cross Workers

Union No 202 voted Monday to award 1 percent of wages for war aid. Four hundred nine men will contribute about $150 monthly through the year to support the Red Cross.

Red Cross Workers of Seattle Typograph.ieal Union No. 202 Ited Crown

Reames Appears for Wife of U S Officer

Assistant Attorney General Clarence L. Reames will appear for Elizabeth F. Dodge in a divorce suit against Ira J. Dodge an officer in the United States Army. Mrs. Dodge says during marriage her husband provided no support. He is now stationed at Camp Kearney Linda Vista Cal.

Ence L. Reames Elizabeth FF. Dodge Ira J. Dodge United States Army

County Salvage Auction Set After Profit Rise

Red Cross salvage profits reach 3028.60 with county sale of cattle planned. Crom salvage department reports 4054.60 in May, up 1203.92 from April. Over 50 head of cattle to be sold Tuesday at 1 30 p.m. at the county farm as announced by the commissioners.

RED Cross Crom Salvage Department Jonah

Seattle needs 50 nurses to fulfill quota

Beattie community in Northwest division red crosses headquarters reports the opening day of the campaign to supply 26 060 US nurses. The call favors graduate nurses though many are willing to go to France to tend wounded. Beattie has already sent many nurses to unit 50 reducing its local quota to about 56. Nursing volunteers aged 25 to 40 are eligible and many Beattie girls lined up at noon Friday but were referred to training schools for inexperience.

Beattie Northwest Division Red Crows Sted Crow United States France Baonmirs Fase Nurnaes Fes

Auto Crash Injures 17 Year Old Near Auburn

Ambrose Clark, 17, of 1625 Ith Ave North, sustained a fractured shoulder and bruises when the car he rode in was struck near Auburn and overturned. His companion Buchen La Forge, was also injured. They were taken to Seattle and Clark received treatment at the city hospital.

Ambrose Clark Auburn Clark

Ship Board 10 Take Property of Profiteers

The Shipping Board plans to seize Seattle rent profiteers property as Metal Trades council gathers evidence. Secretary Swain says action could come this week. Chamber officials claim labor and maneuvers lack cooperation with committees solving the rent issue, labor circles dispute. Beattie Credit Men urge citizens to press landlords to end "no children" regulations complicating matters.

Shipping Board Seattle Metal Trades Council Swain Council Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce i Real Matate Association Beattie Association of Credit Men

Heliwell Named Delinquent in Pendleton Draft Reporting

Pendleton Oregon June 4 Raymond J Heliwell of Seattle has been posted as delinquent in reporting for draft. His name is not listed in the Seattle directory.

Raymond Heliwell Pendleton Ore Raymond J. Heliwell Seattle Heliwell

British Casualty Totals Report Last Week In War

London reports last week casualty figures show 2 994 killed in action 16 199 wounded and 4 791 missing. The total casualties reach 24 984.

London

Fashion notes highlight muslin gowns with lace and embroidery

The description details muslin petticoats with lace and deep embroidered flounces and a tailored crepe model, illustrating a range of dress styles.

Batiste

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