Peggy Hyland Female Star in Silent Era Pageant
Peggy Hyland appears in a feature on upcoming silent film projects. The article notes her prominence as a film star and highlights audiences awaiting her latest roles and screen appearances.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1917
Page
2
Peggy Hyland appears in a feature on upcoming silent film projects. The article notes her prominence as a film star and highlights audiences awaiting her latest roles and screen appearances.
Emile Alexandre Bigorne machine gun operator has been awarded the Legion of Honor for single handedly repelling a German counterattack. He held a trench with fellow gunners until he became the last survivor and repelled the assault, shooting a lethal belt to break a German force. An estimated 800 Germans were killed, wounded, or driven back.
The article argues for taking real vacations despite wartime economy, urging parents to seek rest and recreation for children during school breaks. It highlights travel to lakes mountains forests or seashore, camping and hunting, and suggests balancing work with two weeks off. It notes patriotic duty includes harvesting and supporting Red Cross efforts if plans must change.
Paris report recounts a British tank crewman describing tank actions on the Somme. The account covers approaching German wire entanglements, breaching a nest, machine-gun fire, grenades, and the crew’s charge through trenches as Tommies advance behind.
Aberdeen Washington June 2. Statements in Sound newspapers claiming telephone operators have returned to work are wrong. Organizer P. Taylor says the girls are meeting daily with no deser tions. The company refuses to offer any concessions while the union movement gains support from the girls and local business leaders.
Michael Scott aged 12 and Clarence Dubey aged 11 drowned after a raft they played on tipped over in a pond at Ninth Ave Northwest and West 45th Street. Fire department divers recovered the bodies.
The judge granted Mary Hewitt a divorce from 8 A Hewitt who was convicted and given life for murdering his four children in Auburn last January. In a separate incident Ed Walli of 331 Alki Ave and Claude Clifford of 437 Alki Ave escaped serious injuries when their car overturned at Whatcom and Connecticut avenues Friday night.
W W Jacobs admits he spends long mornings without writing a word while Sir Arthur Conan Doyle completes a 12 000 word story without leaving his desk completing a feat of prolific writing and sustained focus for the newspaper readers.
United Press report from June 23 describes American destroyer flotilla crews in British waters. Submarine hunters return to a harbor base where a large support vessel houses hospital, bakery, store, machine shop, and theaters. Officers and men speak of camaraderie and rare injuries while awaiting action at sea.
Rome June 23 Italian papers and public reaction signaled strong support for Premier Boselli and Foreign Minister Sonnino and their war aims. Sonnino called Italy’s man of the hour as parliament faced cross currents over Albania independence amid party criticisms and a storm of opinion. The cabinet appeared secure after firm backing in speeches to the chamber.
Chinaman Charley Louie a prominent Seattle Chinese figure and alleged How Long tong member was arraigned in police court Friday morning on a charge of carrying concealed weapons and was fined 25 dollars by Police Judge Gordon.
A mounted confession letter reveals marital deceit and planned tragedy. The writer accuses Flossie of manipulation and plots to secure freedom through death by own action, urging Paula to aid the plan and hinting at life insurance proceeds.
SAN FRANCISCO June 23 Dick Kendall lost the decision in his four round bout with Frankie Farren last night.
No trace of Griffin E. G. Griffin, city fireman, who vanished with his son Eugene after their canoe was abandoned in Lake Washington, had been found Friday morning.
Thirsty Seattle received 15 648 cases of beer from California by steamer during May. The shipment was valued at 46 920 dollars.
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