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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1918

Page

5

Caldwell Asks Removal of State Public Service Commission

In a letter to Gov. Lister, Corporation Counsel Hugh Caldwell accuses the Public Service Commission of bias toward traction interests. He urges removal of commissioners, citing a Seattle case and alleged discriminatory actions against the city in franchise disputes with Tacoma and Power Company. The letter notes prior commission decisions and timing on appeals, urging action as part of broader municipal opposition.

Corporation Hugh Caldwell Gov. Lister Public Service Commis Traction Company St Seattle Caldwell King County Democratic Club Commis Public Service Tacoma & Power Company Service Commission Seattle King Puget Sound Trac Light & Power Company Mtosh Nee Public Service Commission Otto Com Bn Tacoma City of Seat B. Howe Sound Traction, Light & Pompany Public Serve Commission Ttle

Aberdeen World backs Hanson for Seattle mayor

The Aberdeen World editorial urges Ole Hanson for Seattle mayor, praising his Americanism and noting the election will test loyalty on national issues. It attacks Bradford as evasive on labor and pro-German ties, while praising Hanson’s public record and radical stance in past labor debates. A local crime note reports a burglary at the Welcome hotel. Washington reports an under construction French ordnance base valued around 26 million dollars with shop buildings and magazines and equipment costs near five million.

Aberdeen Wanah Aberdeen World Ole Hanson Seattle Hradford Hanson Democratic University of Minnesota Red Cross Liberty Thadford Beattle Washington France War Department

Death by Own Action Ends Tragedy at Westlake Home

Mrs. Thomas at 1014 Westlake reportedly threatened suicide multiple times amid reports she ingested a drug. Police say physicians have yet to determine its nature as the case unfolded Sunday morning. She was discovered by her husband, a Puget Sound Traction worker, around 5 a.m. after rumors of infidelity and ongoing threats.

B. F. Thomas Westlake

Auto Truck Drivers to Be Enlisted Here

One hundred auto truck drivers to be enlisted in the state at once, per W. Whitney exemption board. Drivers may be sub or exempt from draft. Alaska draft men expected to enlist in cavalry and light artillery as well as other service according to Whitney.

W. Whitney Alaska Whitney

British Lieutenant Guest Of Transportation Club

Lieut Alan Wylde of the Seventh Lancashire infantry spoke to the Transportation club on war experiences. He served in No Man's Land and climbed over the top twice. He will be back at the front after a two weeks' rest.

Alan Wylde Seventh Lancashire Infantry Transportation Club Wylde No Man's Land

Packard Auto Is Won by Auburnit

The Knights of Columbus war fund contest results announced Saturday night show James MacGilary of Auburn and P. M. Smith winning the Packard twin for the top prize and the Hudson Super for another winner. Harry Curry of the Holland hotel to drive a Buick, and I Scanchii to own a Maxwell, are key prize recipients.

Knights of Columbus James MacGilary Auburn P. M. Smith Harry Curry Holland Hotel Buick I. Scanchii Eighth Ave Maxwell

One Hundred Truck Drivers Sought for France Service

One hundred truck drivers are wanted for immediate service in France. Exemption district No. 6 has received word to recruit the required number with a quota to be raised by March. if full figures cannot be reached, Class A men will be drafted. The Elks Auxiliary of the Red Cross will not convene Thursday due to a meeting of B. P. O. Elks officers.

France Elks Auxiliary of the Red Cross

Why Stay Fat You Can Reduce

The ad claims Marmola Prescrip t Tablets can reduce weight without dieting or exercise and at low cost. It asserts fat people avoid weight loss due to difficulty and danger, and promises 2, 4, or 10 pounds weekly with no harmful after effects. It offers in-store sales or direct mail purchase from Marmola Co. Detroit Michigan.

Toneen Te Misacarerie Marmola Co Woodward Avenue Detroit Mich

Danderine Promise Clears Dandruff Fast

An advertisement claims a camall bottle of Danderine purchased at a drugstore can clear dandruff by applying a small amount to the scalp. With two to three uses it promises to stop itching and hair loss, leaving the scalp clean by morning.

Half Sick, Half Well Condition In Spring Remedy

In the article the writer describes spring fever as a half sick, half well state that weakens families. It warns of thin blood and anemia leading to prostrating illness and exhaustion. The suggested treatment features Sarsaparilia, Peptiron, and liver support to restore energy and red blood cells.

General Greene Returns to Command in Camp Lewis Area

Gen Henry A Greene returns from France and takes over command of the Gilet di vision at Camp Lewis. He is welcomed at Tacoma depot by infantry band as thousands cheer. His wife travels with him to Tacoma from Auburn. Major James S Greene, known as Major Jimmy, remains in France as a line officer.

Camil Lewis Tacoma Henry A. Greene Gilet Frederick Cien Greene Auburn Greene Camp Lewis France Hurring New York Tuscania United States Hun Camp Lewin

Alleged bogus check man held after tire shop fraud claim

W H Hooper age 47 is in city jail facing investigation for issuing a worthless check to Wike Street Tire Shop for two tires. He was caught attempting the same scheme at Auto Supply and Service Co. during the same incident.

W. H. Hooper Wike Street Pike #1 Auto Supply and Service Co Fifth Ave

Judge to sentence Wells and others Friday after guilty verdict

The defendants Kulet M. Wella Bam Sadler Mor ris and Joe Pass face sentencing at 10 am Friday by United States District Judge Jeremiah Neterer after a jury found them guilty of seditious conspiracy last week. Defense counsel planned a motion for a new trial, with a deadline set by Special Assistant Attorney General Bearmen. The motion had not been filed by Monday.

Kulet M. Wella Bam Sadler Morris Joe Pass United States Jeremiah Neterer Bearmen Neterer Hell

German War Veteran Reports Flanders Attacks Repulsed

A German war veteran reports that English assaults in Flanders were repulsed after heavy artillery and bombardments. The account notes Berlin via London on March 4.

Berlin London Flanders

Permanent Rheumatism Relief Through Blood Remedy

An ad promotes 8. 8. 8 as a blood cleansing treatment for rheumatism, claiming permanent relief by addressing the disease in the blood. It urges readers to obtain the remedy at any drug store and requests writing to the Swift Specific Medical Department in Atlanta, Georgia for a free book and expert advice.

Swift Specific Swift Laboratory Atlanta

Beautiful New Colored Silks for Spring Wear

A catalog of fine fabrics including 36 inch Chiffon Taffeta in 27 shades priced at 1.65, 86 inch Chiffon Taffeta in 35 shades at 1.95, 42 inch Georgette Crepe in black and 45 shades at 1.95, and 86 inch Sarah Skirting Silk copied from French twist plaids with varied colorways. Also features Satin and Foulards with hundreds of patterns at 1.95 price.

Palm Beach California

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