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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1918

Page

15

Yankees Guns Destroy Hun Gas Machines in France

French observers report American artillery smashed German gas projector trenches in a Tuesday action near Chemindea. The attack left four French dead and multiple wounded, while American troops faced gas and shelling with several casualties and one officer among the dead.

Fred Ferguson Presse France Aix Amer Chemcde Anie Anc Chemindea

Warms of Peace Dangers Discussed by Council Leader

A Friday noon meeting of the Chamber council discussed the dangers of premature peace. I D, who was sent to France on an investigation tour by the President, spoke on the topic and warned against hasty settlements.

Council of the Chamber of I. D France

Seattle woman seeks $15000 damages in auto crash suit

Mire Walter Faust, 2006 Charles, files a damage suit against the city for $15000 claiming injuries from being run down by a truck.

Walter Faust Charles Clty

Western Washington Restaurants to Print License Numbers on Menus

Notices from the federal food administrator indicate that Western Washington bakers and restaurants must display their license numbers on menu cards in the future. The move aims to centralize licensing and ensure consumer awareness of authorized vendors.

Washington B. C

Fire destroys hotel in Wenatchee on March 1

A Wenatchee blaze gutted the Cashmere hotel building, wrecking the dining room and causing extensive damage estimated at twenty thousand nine hundred dollars. Fire crews battled the flames Thursday, saving parts of the structure.

Hotel Wenatchee

Bevery Minute Man Meeting Called in Precinct 249

Residents urged to attend a Friday 8 P M gathering at the home of W Neer 7914 Wilson Ave to discuss precinct activity and community questions. The notice emphasizes participation and local involvement in election readiness.

Bevery W. Ner Wilson Ave

Pleasant and Profitable Banking Relations

A bank promotes its aim to keep relations with depositors pleasant for both sides. It offers service to all businesses from small to large, promising financing for large enterprises and support to help small businesses expand into larger operations.

First National Bank Savings Department Opens Saturday Evening

The First National Bank announces its Savings Department will be open Saturday from 6 P M to 8 P M providing customers with after hours access for deposits and inquiries.

First National Bank

Why Bradford Wants to Fire Warren Questioned by Hanson

West Seattle rally details James Bradford and James Duncan facing questions over Chief Warren tenure. Hanson accuses Duncan of disloyal labor stance and vows to keep Warren as police chief if he remains loyal to law and government. He calls for postwar employment plans free of I W W influence and notes supportive versus traitorous positions.

James Bradford James FE. Duncan Warren Ole Hanson West Seattle United States Seattle James A. Duncan Mr. Bradford Pro Germaniam J. W. W.tem Duncan Labor Temple Hanson Mr Bradford

Bradford Says Miss Strong Must Fight Her Own Battle

James E. Bradford, mayoral candidate, says he has nothing to do with Miss Strong's recall fight. Bradford defended his record at three Green Lake meetings and denied ties to anti government groups. He claimed Miss Strong must handle her own struggle while he promotes progressive and labor ideals.

Bradford Miss Strong James E. Bradford Green Lake Anna Louise Strong Co. J. France Thradford Robert T. Hodge Otto A. Case J. D. Blackwell James Duncan James A. Duncan Hia Strand Theatre

Wilson Leader Backs Hanson For City Mayor

George Fe. Ryan longtime Woodrow Wilson campaign leader endorses Ole Hanson for mayor. He cites Hansons progressive record in Wilson campaigns and says Hanson will align with the national administration during the war. A reader questions Hanson’s past in shipyards and union activity and asks for clarification.

George FE. Ryan Woodrow Wilson Ole Hanson Hanson Wilson

Hanson to Speak at Dreamland Campaign Rally

Amasa meeting at the Dreamland Saturday night supports Ole Hanson for mayor with Hanson as principal speaker. Bradford campaigns Friday at West Seattle High School and Gatewood School. Hanson also speaks tonight at South Park Hall and Ballard High School.

Hanson Dreamland West Seattle Ole Hanson James BE. Bradford West Seattle High School Gatewood Schoo South Park Hall Ballard High School

Labor ally Ole Hanson praised as true friend of unions

The piece defends Ole Hanson during his visit from Wisconsin to Seattle, stating he fights for mine workers against Standard Oil, disavows any anti labor stance, and condemns misrepresentation of his labor record. It asserts support from fair minded readers and notes his longstanding labor union advocacy.

Seattle Wisconsin Standard of Co Employers’ Association Ole Hanson Organized Labor Labor

Allies Await U. S. Nod on Siberia Action

Allies press for quick decision on Siberia as Japan seeks coordinated or unilateral moves. Officials fear Russian pro Germany support and German plots to lure Tokyo into alliance. Lord Reading met Secretary Lansing as talks continued without a defined American stance.

United States Siberia Japan America State Department Iberia Germany Herlin Tokio Lord Reading Lansing Siberian White House

Deaths and notices from Seattle area police and rail events

The article reports the death of Carrie Howard found with marks on the throat and bruises at 214 Seventh Ave. It notes John Harrison, a longshoreman, being held. It also covers George Bunch carrying fourteen pints of whisky from Portland onto an OW train, resulting in his jail time. Additional items include suicide notes for EK M Sallusbury at Richmond Beach, coroner’s conclusion, Henry L Finstein’s death in Seattle, leadership change at Soft Drink Dispensers Local 487, and a 72 hour eastbound train schedule plan announced by H B Earling.

Carrie Howard Seventh Ave John Harrison Longshoreman Held George Bunch Portland Seattle Bunch EK. M. Sallusbury Richmond Beach Tiffin Henry L. Finstein New York Press New York Sun J. H. Payne John Hilton H. B. Earling Milwaukee Railway

Ole Hanson for Seattle Mayor In After War Plan

Paid advertisement by the Hanson Campaign Committee. Ole Hanson promotes unity, war-time planning, and postwar development. He urges developing water power at Seattle, seaport and dry docks, cheap power for factories, waterfront expansion, transit, and coordinated disaster prevention to employ thousands after the war.

Hanson Campaign Committee Seattle

Open Letter Addresses James E Bradford By Ole Hanson

Ole Hanson challenges James E Bradford to tell the truth about alleged visits to A W Leonard and questions Bradford’s activism. Hanson recalls opposing the traction company, campaigning for municipal railway, and supporting labor measures and women’s rights over many years.

James E. Bradford A. W. Leonard Mr. Bradford Mr. Leonard Traction Company Municipal Railway Ole Hanson

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