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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1918

Page

2

Bible Student On Trial For Espionage Act

A Bible student is on trial under the Espionage Act for distributing The Finished Mystery, with prosecutors claiming he circulated 1,500 copies to oppose conscription and support German propaganda. Evidence includes boxes found in a barn near Everett and receipts from the post office. The defense notes questions about authorship and the book’s framing as antiwar propaganda.

Bustom Everett Bible Students Ason Iemeon Neterer U. 8 Aftor Reames Shaffer I. Johnson Debt of Justice Cole United States Dotty N. Florence Russell

War pictures may be probed by congressional resolution

A resolution was introduced in Congress seeking a detailed report from Secretary of War Baker on the making and sale of official war pictures. Representative Treadway of Massachusetts said the move follows charges that George Creel favored the Hearst-Pathe film concern, hindering other exhibitors. A thrift stamp a day will keep the Hun away.

Washington Baker Treadway Massachusetts George Creel Hearst-Pathe

Food Situation Worsens in Germany Amid Austrian Emissary Worries

Wire reports from Zurich say German cities Stuttgart Cologne and Dusseldorf council measures aim to curb further ration cuts. Austrian influence grows as food scarcity deepens with potatoes often sole available sustenance for many localities.

Germany Zurich Stuttgart Cologne

Experts Snobs Charge over British Handley Page Here

June 26 report from Washington says American experts accused before the Senate aircraft subcommittee of harassing British engineers who came to the U S to supervise the manufacture of the Handley Page bombing plane.

Salem men leave for Camp Lewis

Salem, Ore June 26. Sixty five men drafted for army service departed for Camp Lewis marking their entry into military training.

Salem Camp Lewis Ore

Cle Elum Fire Wrecks Town

A large fire starting behind George H Moon’s racket store swept southward aided by wind, destroying most of a three to four block district south of Main Street. The Milewood school was saved by a Ellensburg steamer, while at least one man was injured by debris and a suspected arsonist is jailed. Major losses include Miller Short Lumber Co, Masonic temple, and Werlich hardware and furniture store with substantial insured totals.

Howe Mile Wood Ellensburg Miller & Short Lumber Co Masonic Temple Werlich Hardware and Furniture Store Haines & Spratt Clenum High School Kinney Howe Theatre Jones Store Behele's Trucano Opera House Diagen Mercantile Co Koeh Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co Cle Flum Creamery Demark Tailor Shop Mathus Fruit & Produce Co Hornerhoe Mre. Mons Oblak Mine Haltern’s Picnic Bakery Cle Flum Hank

Irish Worrying Lloyd George in Commons on Irish unity aim

In London on June 26 Lloyd George pressed for settlement of the Irish question to aid war effort while Sir Edward Carson warned against appealing to the Roman Catholic hierarchy with concessions. The discussion centered on imperial unity and a united war effort amid Irish tensions. Other items note losses from a Pacific Telegraph plant fire and multiple local businesses and buildings damaged or insured.

London Lloyd George House of Commons Manard Carson Ubeter Uleter Great Britain United States Edward Carson Ireland

Nine are hurt in accidents in Tuesday incidents

One man is dead and eight are injured from a series of Tuesday accidents. The deceased is BK Navolet, 67, who died at city hospital from a fractured skull after falling from Phinney jitney. Others include August Lutz, Henry Madison, George Kerberter, William McFarland, Mrs Snively, Mrs Querser, and two circus performers Jillian Kinkaid and Margaret Strekler with injuries ranging from fractures and dislocations to bruises.

Navolet City Hospital Phinney Traction Company Mre J. Snively Arch Ave Irvin Querser Ninth Ave Madison Margaret Strekler Bella Flota Jillian Kinkaid Sella Floto Circus

Former Seattle Boy Killed in Action

Roger H. Hillie a 24 year old former Seattle youth was killed in action while serving with Canadian forces. Word reached his mother Mrs Whitman A Hillie in Los Angeles. His father serving in the Far East as a Bible secretary is unaware of the death.

Roger H. Hillie Seattle Mra Whitman A. Hillie Los Angeles Far East

Canadian Ace Downs 72 Enemies

Maj. W. A. Hishop, a Canadian ace, reports 25 enemy aircraft destroyed in the last month, raising his total to 72. He writes to Mrs. Charles Burden of Toronto about his latest actions and says he will return to England to stay.

Toronto W. A. Hishop Charles Burden Thie City England

U S May Increase Wages of Car Men

Washington June 26 announcement from officials that the federal labor war board will raise wages of street railroad employees if needed, regardless of impact on company finances.

U. S Washington Ployee Fonal Labor War Board

Spruce Workers to Get Holiday on the Fourth

Portland June 26 The spruce production division of the signal corps A. and A. will knock off work on July 4 Col Disque commandant announced today The decision affects all workers in the division and marks a holiday closing for Independence Day period in the unit located in Portland

Portland Signal Corps Col. Disque

Princess Mary Begins Nurse Training in London Hospital

LONDON June 26 Princess Mary daughter of King George has started training as a nurse at the Children's Hospital Great Ormond Street. The move marks her first public step in medical service as part of royal duties and welfare work.

London King George's Princess Mary Children’s Hospital Great Ormanst

Margin of Safety: Savings as Protective Margin

The author argues that every American should build a personal Margin of Safety through savings and investments in sound securities. It warns that prosperity can falter and rainy days come, urging people to secure their future by keeping money in the bank and increasing self-respect through prudent savings.

United States

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