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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
3
The piece argues through a wartime moral lens that marriages to soldiers near training camps rise under pressure, with government aid and clergy involvement. It warns that clandestine births could threaten national morality while noting the human toll, including deaths and disabling injuries, across Europe.
A fragmented OCR listing shows varied coin figures such as 15¢ and 25¢ with references like 2 ibs and bars. The text is unclear but suggests price or weight notation scattered across multiple lines without coherent context. Named entities are absent or unreadable.
The piece argues that Europe, scarred by Napoleonic and Thirty Years' War legacies, faced demographic crises. It notes Britain as menaced by declining populations and cites calls for drastic measures such as agamogenesis, with a citizen distributing a circular defending state driven moral laxity.
Joseph Johnson, 25, described as a Negro, is held by Vancouver police on a theft charge after spending more than $300 on flashy clothing and allegedly stealing $1,800. The readable text frames him as the suspect in a clothing spree linked case.
Stephina Plaskowiezcka, a 20 year old blonde famed as Russia’s beauty, joins Anna Pavlova’s company for shows at Moore Friday and Saturday with a matinee. Debut at 16 in Moscow’s Imperial Opera drew czarist attention and widespread fame.
William Woods a Paxton youth appeared before Judge Dolan on a disorderly conduct charge after being nabbed in a railroad yard. Asked why he carried a razor Woods explained he shaved his head and the judge discharged him when he showed his scalp.
W H Hilton of Crane Missouri who faced two years of voice loss after a severe bout of whooping cough can speak clearly to livestock on his farm but whispers when addressing people. The odd case was reported from Crane on June 11.
Isaac Pressman a Cleveland tailor awoke to a flashlight beam in his Woodland Avenue home. A burglar rifled pockets, pressed him to surrender, then fled with Pressman’s revolver and a $14 pocketbook after a brief struggle.
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