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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1918
Page
14
London reports a South African farmer and his son discovered an unexploded mine on the seashore. They pried it open with a Cah-og powered opener, dumped it home, and set the charge afire. The mine contained trinitrotoluene and exploded, killing the farmer after naval officers arrived and investigated.
Nance O'Neil returns to Lasco in a production of The Wanderer at the Metropolitan theatre starting Sunday. She plays the prodigal son’s mother with an emotional, sympathetic arc as desert scenes and sheep embellish the staging.
Facilities for transporting shipbuilders to and from work are being surveyed by E. A. West, government investigator. He will then inspect similar facilities in Tacoma and Seattle.
Hammond Ind June 28 Alleged to have been sleeping at the time of the train wreck that killed 78 employees of the Hagenbeck-Wallace circus near Gary Ind last Saturday Alonzo Sargent engineer of the empty troop train and his fireman Gustave Krauss are held on charges of involuntary manslaughter
Government price board reports small Friday changes across commodities. Sugar fluctuates about half a cent while staples like flour, rice, and cereals show modest retailer and consumer price shifts, with details for cane sugar, corn meal, oats, and canned goods.
One hundred and one yards of pongee silk fabric described as 35 inches wide and suitable for shirtwaists dresses and men's negligee shirts. Sold at a special price of 55 cents per yard for a desirable quality.
In an interview Thomas R. Marshall argues against expanding vice presidential powers to floor access in Congress. He supports cabinet ministers gaining floor access to explain department needs and face cross examination, while opposing a general role for the vice president on the cabinet floor. He cites Adams and Calhoun as having previously exercised floor privileges.
War department reports indicate the front may surge again as Austrian setbacks in Italy and Von Kuehlmann remarks cast doubt on leadership. A disjointed reminiscence notes repeated opportunities to speak on topics, and reference is made to constitutional debate over vice presidency. Harry McDonald, once jailed in Columbus, weighed 200 pounds at entry and 40 pounds on release days later.
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