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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1917
Page
10
Mr and Mrs C B Lindsey are dead and Miss Helen Metzger is seriously injured after an Interurban electric car collided with their automobile in Portland. The crash occurred today and authorities are investigating the cause.
In Butte Montana officials warn mines will close within days due to tool shortages as tool sharpeners strike. Pumps rely on engineers who may join the general walkout with machinists boiler makers electricians and blacksmiths amid a miners dispute with Montana Power Co. International electricians deny official sanction of their action.
A British government official statement published by the Providence Journal says automatic steel arms from German submarines push away U boats from allied trap nets, saving U boats and intensifying undersea danger. The report notes the U-boat menace is admitted in British admiralty circles and shipping tonnage shrinks due to war work.
Canadian troops occupy Bleu Du Laouvette just southwest of Lens, inching closer to the coal city as German patrols retreat under pressure. In France the Hurtebise and Cornillet sectors see heavy artillery and a failed Wattwiller salient attack. Soviet Russia faces renewed central powers concerns as Austrian divisions shift from Italy to the north.
In Bologna on June 28 Alfredo Cocchi denied involving New York police or politicians in Ruth Cruger’s murder confession. Officials and relatives questioned. Cocchi refused to discuss the priest Moretto and claimed no accomplices. magistrate to question him again before trial.
The will of the late Will H. Parry, a member of the federal trade commission, was admitted to probate Wednesday. It leaves $30,000 to his wife and $5 to each of his three children.
Veteran officer Mike Powers cleared in graft case after lengthy trial. Jurors retired after hours of testimony. Chief Beckingham reinstate Powers as Deputy Prosecutor Lundin argues for state, while defense council touts frame-up claims.
A readable catalog fragment lists tools including screens strainers hats axes buck saws and hand saws. The brief item appears to describe equipment likely for sale or inventory in a small merchant listing. No further context or dates are provided in the readable text.
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