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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1918

Page

2

Lenine Accused of Delivering Russia to Germans Says Secret Cable

A confidential U.S. source claims Bolshevik leader Lenine seeks to hand revolutionary Russia to Germany while sparking anti allied sentiment. Trotsky is cited as backing continued anti militarism and peace terms favorable to Germany. The report notes confusion among allied diplomats over Lenine’s policy and German influence.

Robert 4. Bender United Press Washington Nicholai Lenine Russia Lenine Siberia Germany Trotsky Teutons

Raiding actions expand on British lines in latest report

Marshal Haig's dispatch says raids east of Bullecourt and near Lens and Scarpe yielded a few prisoners and two machine guns with slight casualties. British raiders conducted six assaults at Gautecourt, hostilities repulsed, while additional losses or captures emerged from the encounters.

London Marshal Haig Bullecourt Haig Hood Lens Gautecourt

Hard Pressed by the Pack Adapted From an Old Russian Story

A brief adaptation retells a Russian tale where a protagonist faces a pursuing pack. The narrative emphasizes clever escape, perseverance, and human wit against overwhelming odds, reflecting folk storytelling traditions and moral resolve.

Race to Release Man Rearrested at Prison

In San Francisco on March 6 attorney KR C Lewis tries to outrun Oregon officer Joseph Keller to prevent Smith, paroled from San Quentin for a felony, from leaving California with Keller claiming Smith violated Oregon parole. Lewis argues Smith is not subject to Oregon laws and seeks his release from Keller's custody.

San Francisco KR. C. Lewis Oregon Line Joseph Keller Oregon California C. B. Smith Smith San Quentin Lewis Kelier

Items Stolen From Henry Fritz at York Hotel

Thieves entered Henry Fritz's room at the York hotel on Firet and Pine Tuesday afternoon and carried off a shotgun a rifle a suitcase a grip a fishing rod and five dollars in pennies and nickels.

Henry Fritz York Hotel

Man undergoes operation to reform life in court

Fred Johnson 28 of San Francisco prepared to undergo surgery to conquer bad habits and become a good citizen. He told Superior Judge Dunne he believed a childhood injury led to his long jail record and asked for the operation, which was arranged for immediate.

Fred Johnson Dunne

Women's Shoes and Dresses Sale Note

Advertises women’s shoes at 6.85 per pair and dresses at 1.15 and 1.49. Describes stylish street wear for spring with gingham dresses in plaid patterns sizes 6 to 14. Limited details imply a general department store sale listing.

Hanson Wins Mayor Race Amid Peculiar Campaign

Hanson led by more than four thousand votes in a city election marked by a unusual race between labor and progressive factions. He defended his lifelong labor record against accusations and pledged to support both labor and capital while preparing for postwar economic shifts.

H. C. Gill Gill Trenholme Hanson Bradford Progressive Party Hannon Hlanson

John Redmond Dies Famous Irish Leader

John Redmond, veteran Irish nationalist and leader in the House of Commons, died in London at age 73 after a heart illness following an operation. He championed home rule and opposed Sinn Fein, shaping Ireland’s political path and imperial loyalty during his career.

London John Redmond Redmond House of Commons Roosevelt Redmond Sinn Fein Ireland Dominion of Canada W. A. Redmond Ballytrent America

Wisconsin Assembly Deadlocked Over La Follette Resolution

Madison reports Wisconsin's assembly remained deadlocked on adopting a loyal resolution condemning United States Senator La Follette. All-night session saw opponents at 49 votes, two short of the 61 needed to break the impasse amid songs and procedural wrangling.

Madison Wis Wisconsin United States la Follette Lock

Infant son of Mr and Mrs Guy Smith dies at home

The 13 month old child of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smith of 905 28rd Ave South died at the family residence last night. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 PM at Monte Virgin Church.

Guy Smith

Voile Flouncing Embroidered At Bon Marche

A 40 inch voile flouncing handsomely embroidered in blue old rose and green designs offered for 75e. The notice directs customers to the upper main floor at The Bon Marche.

BON Marche N. B

Three Apron Styles and Dress Options at Bon Marche

Adelaide designed solid color aprons at 1.45 dollars with slip over style, half belt Cuffs in contrasting shade. American Maid apron doubles as dress in gingham plaids stripes and solid colors with shoulder fastener and rick rack trim. Geraldine offers a two piece pink breakfast set with cap. Margaret Bib Aprons in nurses stripes and patterned fabrics, 59 cents. Dresses for daily house wear in Billie Burke gingham chambray with sailor collar. Third Floor Bon Marche.

Adelaide Geraldine Billie Burke

Men’s Shoes In Gunmetal Calf Offerings

The advertisement touts men's footwear with gunmetal calf leather and welted double soles at 4.50 per pair, 5.00 per pair for gunmetal calf with broad last, and 6.00 per pair for vici kid shoes. Each item highlights comfort, lasting fit, and practical service.

Vici Kid U. S. Army BON Marche

Spring Calicoes for Home Dressmaking Sale

Advertisement notes 12 hundred yards of light colored calicoes at 10 cents per yard, 24 inches wide with neat small patterns. Purchase limit set to 10 yards per customer. Located on the lower main floor.

Help Wanted for Red Cross Surgical Dressing Division

Job notice invites workers for Red Cross Surgical Dressing Division Station A to make dressings for the boys over there. Shifts run every weekday from 10 to 5 on the Second Floor at The Bon Marche.

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