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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1918

Page

4

U S preps record output for artillery programs

Washington reports a new artillery program as the U S Army shifts to a movement war. Delegates cite $5.435 billion in appropriations and authorizations to supply mountain siege and field guns, howitzers, and ammunition with rapid national production to begin by next year.

Washington House We Boland Ma Committee Gov Gen. Pershing France Pittsburg

Northwest soldiers adopt orphans in city fundraiser

Soldiers from the L 1611th A S Infantry adopted three war orphans. The Seattle auxiliary to Company L will raise funds for the orphan fund at a country fair held at the home of Mrs. George K at 8425 Rainier Place on the 28th afternoon and evening, with a $350 contribution already made.

A. S Seattle George Kft Rainier Place

Geattle Man Reported Missing in Casualty List

P. Rooney of Lakeview Bird is listed as missing in the casualty report. The note suggests a possibility he has been taken prisoner, with confirmation expected in future casualty lists.

P. Rooney Lakeview Bird

Eutenant Resigns to Become Private Fisherman Official

J Price Arnold of Vancouver barracks resigns from six corps and takes a private rank in the 348th field as a fishermen swamp state commissioner with applications licenses after a Supreme Court ruling that they are not barred.

Eutenant J. Price Arnold Sixcorps Vancouver Barracks Supreme Court

Camp Lewis Man Given Life by Court Martial

Guy C. Rheinehamer of Cummings North Carolina was sentenced to life in prison by a court martial at Camp Lewis for saying To hell with this army business failing to sign enlistment and assignment cards and displaying disloyal conduct A habeas corpus petition for Frank M Ringer was denied and he claimed local board unfair treatment

Camp Lewis Guy C. Rheinehamer Cummings N. C Frank M. Ringer

National War Savings Day Pledges Set For June 28

On Friday June 28 the U S government designates National War Savings Day urging every man and woman to pledge savings stamps. Polling places and times 4 to 9 pm will be published with individual pledge cards mailed Monday. No money changes hands at polls. pledges can be paid between June 28 and December 31.

United States Seattle Red Cross

Dynamite Attack Destroys Home Near San Francisco

A midnight dynamite blast wrecked the house where August Marengo and his family slept, followed by a second blast damaging the adjoining greenhouse. Police arrested August Castagnini and Enrico Garbini an hour later, charging them with the dynamiting. Castagnini was found in bed fully dressed.

San Francisco August Marengo August Castagnini Enrico Garbini Castagnini

American Ace Bayliss Down In Unequal Duel

First Lieut. Frank J. L. Bayliss, top American ace of the French flying corps, went down near the German lines in an unequal fight with four enemy aviators. His fate is unknown. A New Bedford, Massachusetts native, Bayliss recently won the Legion of Honor and was credited with 12 German planes.

Paris Alx Frank J L. Bayliss French Flying Corps Bayliss New Bedford Mass

Republicans to Send 251 Delegates to Tacoma Convention

Local Republicans prepare to send 251 delegates from King County to the state convention in Tacoma on Thursday. The county holds nearly a fourth of the 1,087 total delegates as wartime interest shifts attention to national issues. the convention will chiefly craft a party platform.

King County Tacoma Ita

Vocation Experts Meet in Seattle With National Education Officials

A conference in Seattle between Louis H. Curtis assistant director of the federal board of vocational education and Benjamin W. Johnson of the federal board for national education may lead to a vacation school. The talk centers on training returning soldiers’ mechanics and using Broadway High for summer programs.

Louis H. Curtis Federal Board of Vocational Education Washington, D. C Benjamin W. Johnson Federal Board For National Education Seattle Johnson Broadway High

Arrest of two young women on anarchist suspicions in Seattle

Federal and city police arrested Margaret Roy 25 and Jenet Roy 23 at 1618 Seventh Ave North after surveillance since arrival in Seattle. They were linked to S W W literature and a secret headquarters is sought. W C Smith owner and Frank C Smith Austrian were taken into account. Mrs W C Smith not arrested.

Margaret and Jenet Roy 1618 Seventh Ave. N Seattle They YY. W 1618 Seventh Ave. N W. C. Smith Frank C. Smith

U S Casualties in Great War Report by Gen Pershing

Gen Pershing lists 153 total U S casualties with breakdowns by action and cause and notes FP Mooney of Beattie listed as missing. The report names many KIA and DOW entries including Capt J J Wen and Lt J D Filley Jr among others from multiple states and units.

FP Mooney Lakeview Boulevard Beattie United States War Department Pershing J. J. Wen Chicago Ipute Q Logie New York C. L. Owlngton Paria PD. Watson Raleigh N. C Berets Po Geeere Green Thay Wis FF. Gowing J. Caskey Loveland Cohren Eden Cortgan Erlanger J. Curtin Weet Laon Maes BH. Davidoff KB. Dean Fort Gay W. Va A. Debacher Detroit Mich J. Delan Mauch Chunk J. C. Farrow Indianapolis Ind C. Fey Schuyltkilthaven J. Mill Gardner Kan W. N. Keller Lavering KB. Kratsk Brooklyn D. Labata Italy Bright. Jr Milbourne Via C. MM. Metaturff Powell, Tenn I. N. Mallory B. K. Reott Los Angeles Cal BK. W. Bellers Kirkton F. HM. Smith Decker Mont HM. G. Smith Milwaukee J. H. Smith Menomines Win J. H Summers Clarkebure F. Toutlons Bayfield 7. Vandeveer Martford Conn M. Loomis Bayer A. J. Cole Utica Corpe I. D Waah de Priest Caruthersville J. J Doheny Toledo H. W. Fahnestalk Rapid City T. Feller North Kankana Frank G. R. Godwin Bryant Tille Bhelton Neb KB. Ruffin Surrey County J. B. Thompson Fort Hoott D. van Valkenberg Kerhonkason N. Y A. Ziemerscheide Mora Dent Sbergt B. M. Campbell Anniaion Ala Corp. A. &. Harris Richville T. I. Hailey Krakine Minn W. Bowen Atlanticity N. J Th. Damone KB Duffy New Haven J Heanlon H. Saielberg M. W Clark Atlanta Corp R. A. Morea Cilio R. Reynolds Ontario Schiosses C. K. Annia Rugby N. D J. BK. Vreet Manover Ft. Hosford Menominie Wia Co. W. Knapp Curwenaville Lae Calhoun City Mia WH. M. Mathia Cincinnati G McClunky Reenemer Miech M. J. May Avim A. Rhipberger Hellevue J. M. Rows Hammond

Austria's Fate Hinges on Allied Battle Fortunes on Italian Front

Report details renewed Austrian attacks along the Piave and Asiago fronts as German commanders push pincers to disrupt Allied lines. Italian counterattacks reclaim ground, floods wash away bridges trapping about 60,000 Austrians, while British and French forces defend the Seven Communes near Mount Grappa.

Piave Beguaino Asiago Hioetzendorf von Borevic Karl Archduke Joseph Mount Grappa Piava Alps Montella Schenchenameh

Connor Resigns Draft Service. Harteen Joins Board

Millard T. Harteen, attorney, became a member of the draft board of division No. 6 Saturday, succeeding W. W. Connor whose resignation was accepted Friday at Olympia. Connor moves to Fiverett where he is interested in a new shipyard.

Millard T. Harteen Draft Board of Division No. 6 W. W. Connor Olympia Connor Fiverett

Porter Scalped Milwaukee Tickets Charged

Rosas a Milwaukee porter faced federal charges for holding out railroad tickets and selling them along the line, pocketing receipts. Commissioner McClelland set bail at 2500 dollars.

PF. Rosas Milwaukee McClelland Ross

Troop Transport Battle With U Boat Near Coast

An American troop transport returning from a French port reported a running fire battle with a submarine on the second day out from its port of departure. The encounter occurred near an Atlantic port on June 22.

Atlantic

Wilson to be made citizen of Florence

Florence June 22 report states President Wilson will become a citizen of Florence on July 4 during a large parade and celebration. The news item lists several names and addresses as observers or participants including Braham Springfield TN and John Rade Youngstown OH. In Washington marine casualties total 31 with 4 killed in action 15 died of wounds and 12 wounded severely naming Lt C W Smith Decatur IL and Drummer C W Price Atlantic City NJ among the fallen and wounded.

Washington Pershing Florence Italy Wilson Liseut C. W. Smith Decatur Waterhoune Oakland Cal C. W. Price Atlantic City N. J J. N. Boone Brokendale Corpa G. Christensen Santa Ana Hw. Perry, Jr Bethesda G. W. Anderson Proctor Minn Etchison Oakdale C. Memundachier Toute Dunfee Beaton Maan Hardiand St. Louia A. Leitner Hotatein Wis H.C. Miers McLean KB. Nelson Balt Lake K. L. St. Clair Kgxbleston EB. H. Small Toledo

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