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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1917

Page

3

Traction Suit Bluff Over Stone Ave Bridge Cut

Mayor Gill says Col Cavanaugh of the war department agreed to cut the Stone avenue bridge to aid navigation while Maj E J Dent disputes the authority. Corporation Counsel Caldwell notes a possible city suit by the traction company for loss of a long-time franchise, though Judge Moore says suit unlikely as tracks were already removed and the government may order removal. Chairman Erickson cites a council resolution opposing traction crossovers and delaying the bridge cutting to settle city traction differences.

Stone Ave Gill Col. Cavanaugh War Department Maj E. J. Dent Lake Washington Canal Cavanaugh Caldwell Traction Company Erickson Public Utilities Committee Fremont Bridge

Germany to Return Russian Prisoners to Boost Peace Sentiment

Stockholm reports Germany plans to release a large number of Russian prisoners soon to foster separate peace sentiment in Russia. The move aims to weaken Allied unity and pressure the Soviet front in the ongoing war.

Stockholm Germany Russia

Veterans gather for 35th Alaska Washington convention

Shakier but hearty veterans, many age gray, assemble at the Frye hotel for the 35th annual departments of Alaska and Washington convention. The last Beattie meeting moves to a smaller town after Wednesday sessions. The Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic and six auxiliary groups organize activities with a closing parade on Thursday.

Frye Hotel Alaska Washington Beattie Moose Hall Grand Army of the Republic Grand Army Ladies of the Old Ladies’ Home Puyallup Red Crone G. A. KR Woman's Relief Corps Daughters of the Veterans and G. A. RK Eagles’ Hall Seventh Ave

Money Powers War as Haynes Creates Timepieces

A brief theatre item notes Liberty venue Next Liberty hosts a show blending wartime themes with watchmaking imagery as Haynes crafts watches to support the war effort. Copyright era column style signals a promotional note for a performance or stunt.

Haynes Liberty Theatre

Alkali Free Coconut Oil Hair Wash Revealed

An old advertisement promotes plain coconut oil as the best shampoo option. It warns against alkali in soaps drying the scalp and making hair brittle, recommending a few ounces of coconut oil rubbed into damp hair for a rich lather that cleanses, rinses easily, and leaves hair soft, bright, and easy to handle.

Echo Zahl Bid to Volunteer Officers' Mess at Ft Lawton

Tent city forms at Fort Lawton with ten white tents lining Puget Sound. Civilians from lawyers to clerks rush to set up canvas residences under reserve training camp conditions. Captain B J Perry leads the scene as officers’ tents take shape.

Echo Zahl Ft. Lawton Fort Lawton Puget Sound Clarice B. J. Perry

The Making of a Famous Medicine and Camp Life

The article notes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound uses over 250000 pounds of herbs yearly with strict cleanliness and pasteurization. It follows with a snapshot of a Seattle military encampment where Captain Perry, Lieut. Cross, and Lieut. Martin lead soldiers through two weeks of drill, discipline, and meals shared in the officers’ mess.

Lydia Perry Remily Wm J. Cross H. J. Martin Hunn Ft. Lawton Lus Seattle Lieut Cross Presidio America New Select Army

Flags Waving from Frye Hotel Facade in City Display

A striking patriotic scene adorns the Frye hotel as fifty eight American flags extend from its windows. The display stands among the city's most impressive public shows of national pride.

Frye Hotel

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