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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1917

Page

2

Peace agitator Grimm expelled from Russia by congress vote

The all Russia congress of workmen and soldiers voted 640 to 140 to deport Swiss socialist Robert Grimm as a peace agitator. Tsereteli defended the action, saying Grimm’s conduct harms Russia’s best interests.

Petrograd all-Russia Congress of Workmen and Soldiers Tserete!i Robert Grimm Tsereteli Russia Grimm Teeretelli Germany Brusiloff

Russian Extraordinary Mission Arrives in Seattle

The Russian commission led by Boris Rakhmeteff arrives from Vancouver aboard the Princess Victoria, greeted by Mayor Gill and Seattle business leaders. The party tours the city in a police escorted convoy, with diplomats, officers, wives, and reporters observing the formal visit amid censorship and secrecy.

Pacific Coast Seattle United States Jefferson Caffrey Lansing Gill Rhodes Chamber of Commerce Caffrey Washington Haron Ungern Sternberg Boris Bo Rakhmeteff Pier No. 1 Commission Vancouver B.C Arena State Department Seattle Star United Press D.C National Capital Steffens Lincoln Steffens Petrograd Gordon C. Corbales Roy Hadley Beckingham Lieut Hedges G. C. Corbaley Daniel Kelleher Burke N. Bogdaviensky Joseph Blethen Scott C Bone J. 8. Gibson Joshua Green William Pigott Frank McDermott A. W Leonard J. H. Bloedel J.T. Heffernan James Crehan Jabez Nelson

Heat Wave Deaths Rise in San Bernardino Area

In San Bernardino on June 19 the ongoing heat wave claimed more lives as temperatures fell to a high 24 percent below Sunday’s 116 degrees. Officials report several additional deaths linked to the heat over the past days.

San Bernardino

Spain Republic In Making amid unrest and anti monarchist moves

London dispatches report that Spain shows signs of a republic forming. King Alfonso retains respect from some, while anti monarchists target ministers and the court tied to Germany. Economic disorder fuels the republican push and a coalition vows to force changes to reflect the sovereign will of the people.

Alfonso

Belgium commission arrives as King Albert letter reaches Wilson

Washington on June 19 President Wilson welcomes the Belgian commission led by Baron Moncheur. The group carries a personal letter from King Albert to President Wilson expressing hope Belgium will be restored to its place among nations.

M. Pushkareff Olympic Mountains United States Adjt Doubassoff Borodin Provisional Duma Hakhmetieff America Russia Student Putiloff Russian-Asiatic Bank Baron Ginsburg Smith Siberia Boon Ginsburg Petrograd Vladivostok Yokohama Pacific Vancouve B. C Seattle Chicago Washington Belgium Wilson Baron Moncheur King Albert

Pershing Assists Joffre With Opening Auto Door

Paris June 9 Gen Pershing and Marshal Joffre appeared together after talks. Pershing stepped to the curb and opened Joffre's automobile door drawing cheers from the crowd. The American general kept a dawn to dusk schedule with numerous conferences planned.

Paris Constantine Gen. Pershing Marshal Joffre Pershing Joffre

Bon March Ad Declares Honest Bargains in Basement Sale

The notice promotes a simple honest sale at the Bargain Basement. It claims merchandise is underpriced for many reasons and invites customers to prove the claim by buying. Advertising emphasizes straightforward truth without reading between the lines.

Dresses Underpriced Lot 1 at $1.15

Fresh looking voile dresses offered at a striking price. Styles include white grounds with pin stripes, dark grounds and striped patterns. Some feature organdy vestee or embroidered collars and rep collars. Sizes range 36 to 46.

Dresses in linen with pleated coats and collars

Lot 2 at $1.35 Trim dresses described as heavy linen with natural and blue colors. Long princess pleated style features pleats from the yoke. Large white red hemstitched collar and neat black tie add a tailored touch. Sizes 36 to 46.

Striped Linene Dresses Offered at Unusual Value

Lot to sell at $1.65 features neat straight lines and heavy finishing. Dresses display round hemstitched collars wide belts and large pockets resembling higher priced garments. Sizes range 36 to 46.

New Muslin Petticoats and Brassieres Sale

New muslin petticoats and brassieres described in fine bobbinet mesh and embroidered til-garments for summer. Some with short sleeves shields light boning and shoulder straps. Sizes 36 to 46. Also good embroidered petticoats finished with waist drawstring sizes 34 to 40. Low price for summer wear.

Fresh Envelope Chemises 85 at Bargain Basement

Good quality Muslin Envelope Chemises with embroidery lace yoke in round neck style. Mesh or white options. Sizes 36 to 44. Dainty neat styles priced to sell. New merchandise and daily small lots placed on sale. Walk through bargain basement daily for unadvertised specials.

Women's Suits Priced for Every Pocket Book

Offers stylish jackets with plaited belts and overcollars in green gold flame gray black and select blues. Features attractive models and colors including black and white.

Lightweight athletic wear at The Pon Marche

Lightweight comfortable underwear and athletic suits described with crepe striped madras checked nainsock and sotesette styles without sleeves and knee length. Made with Shedaker trouser seat available in all sizes on lower main floor.

Bon Marche Lower Main Floor Wash Goods Sale

A sale listing from The Bon Marche notes 27 inch Apron Gingham in blue green and brown checks with 8 and 20 yard lengths. Assorted Wash Goods include crepes silk blends and ratine weaves. Cheviot Shirting offers thousand yards of medium blue fabric 27 inches wide in 10 yard lengths. Printed Lawns feature fine sheers with floral stripes and light patterns.

BON Marche

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