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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1917

Page

2

Women enlist in Seattle waste army grow Meeting urged for outreach

The Star reports the U S Agriculture Department asks names of all women in Seattle's Woman's Army Against Waste regiment as enlistment nears. Meetings are planned to recruit more delegates and organize Seattle's branch with Mrs C P Bryant leading a neighborhood session. Committees include Mrs Louis Henry Legg and Mrs Charlies BE Young among others.

United States Department of Agriculture The Star Seattle Seattle Regiment Washington Mra. C the Star Central Committee Louis Henry Legg Aurora Ave Charlies BE. Young Phinney Ave H. K. Tuttle Nellie Fadden Gertrude Phillips East 45Th C. F. Clarke 16Th N. E

Senate Finance Committee Eyes 2 Percent Ad Tax on Newspapers

Washington June 4 The senate finance committee tentatively agreed to impose a 2 percent advertising tax on all newspapers and periodicals as part of tax reform measures.

Washington Senate Finance Committee

Registration Day Ready as Citizens Prepare to Register

The Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Duty announce widespread support for men of registration age to obtain two hours of registration time. Exemptions will be decided by district boards later, and special deputies and police are mobilized to ensure order. Blue cards will be issued to registrants and must be kept safe for police or federal checks.

Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Duty A. T. White Caldwell John Stringer Gaines

Labor Buys Bonds and Leaders Rally for Liberty Loan

Labor leader John Mitchell urges Liberty Loan investment to boost savings and support American workers. In Seattle a Liberty Loan drive expands with a replica Liberty Bell, 160000 insurers canvassing, 400 underwriters promoting home fronts, Boy Scouts raising funds, and firms like Albers Milling pledging 25000 to assist employees. Agen, a top buyer, purchases 120000 in bonds.

John Mitchell Seattle Construction & Dry Dock Co Fisher Flouring Carl F. Crogan Domimonwealth Club Agen Big Guyer Albers Milling Co John B. Agen Seattle Agen

Registration offices open to 12 p.m. at county city building

The registrar offices at the county city building will stay open until noon. District registration boards will have offices with the chief registrar, and decorations of the precinct registration placards with American flags are urged.

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Radicals at Fourth Ave Meeting Denounce Cost of Living

Caroline Loew Kate Sadler and J F Feari spoke at Fourth Ave and Virginia St in a Sunday gathering of 2000 deputies protesting high living costs. Speakers attacked the select service law and the war while not advocating forcible resistance. The state socialist committee in Everett pledged ongoing repeal efforts. A Lassen eruption followed a morning explosion felt ten miles away.

Caroline Loew Kate Sadler J. F. Feari Fourth Ave Virginia St Socialist Party Everett

Echo Zahl Visits Ft. Lawton Troops

The narrator tours Fort Lawton with Echo Zahl observing a hospital corps detail and rookie drills. A handsome lieutenant explains duties and the absence of active weapons, noting 500 men on base and the disciplinary training shaping a future army.

Echo Zahl FT. Lawton

Bon Marche Advertises Wide Selection of Dresses and Linens

A Bon Marche ad highlights affordable suits at 27 95 and a broad array of dresses, coats, blouses, and embroidery fabrics. It promotes bed sheets, pillow cases, pillowcases, crochet bedspreads, linen toweling, and damask on the lower main floor with prices and layouts.

Gowns in Elspower Style Described

Description notes full size well made garments with short kimono sleeves and neatly embroidered edges around the neck and sleeves.

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