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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1917

Page

4

Women should serve in air navy and fly rounds in war

Holder of the American Non-Stop Aviation Record argues in an interview that women belong in the air service. She claims trained women can test aircraft, handle manufacture tasks, and even fly, urging the United States to recruit women alongside men for the war effort.

Mary Boyle O'Reilly France America Air Service Nere Helene Detrier Parie Air Navy United States

Pershing’s Inspections Highlight Detail Driven Command

Washington reports Maj. Gen. John J. Pershing, tasked with leading America’s first expeditionary force in France, is a relentless seeker of detail. His Mexico base inspection of 3,000 troops lasted five hours and left no gear or morale neglected.

Washington John J. Pershing America France Pershing Thoro Columbia N. M Infantry Signal Corps Aviation Corps Mexico

Father Files Habes Corpus For Daughters Custody Fight

Dr. Rudolph H. Gerber of San Francisco petitions in superior court to reclaim his daughter Anael Gerber held at Holy Names Academy. The mother, now married to Ralph M. De Bit, placed the girl there and Gerber challenges Judge King Dykeman authority over the academy placement.

Superior Court Rudolph H. Gerber San Francisco Anael Gerber Anaelia Holy Names Academy Ralph M. de Bit Gerber King Dykeman

Peace plan grows in China as leaders urge get together

A compromise movement for peaceable adjustment of China’s factional split gains momentum. Feng Kuo Chang and Chang-San leaders push a get together plan after major districts’ chiefs arrived in Tientsin. Militists are split between monarchy and republican continuance. Southern China fears American interference if the U S advises in the internal dispute.

Preen Tokio Feng Kuo Chang Chang-San Tientsin China

How Thin People May Put On Flesh

A historical health note promoting a simple Bitro-Phosphate tablet regimen to stimulate metabolism and add weight. It claims quick transformation of appearance, improved health, and reduced nerves and fatigue. Advises eating freely and chewing thoroughly, warning the remedy is not for the non seeking flesh gain.

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