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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1918

Page

6

Miss Anna Louise Strong Received With Ovation by Labor Council

Miss Strong recalled from the school board was cheered as she spoke at a Central Labor Council reception. Delegates stood and applauded while noting labor victories and urging ballot-space parity for recall charges. Secretary James Aluncan was elected to succeed Wm. Gallagher. a committee was named for March 29 meetings with British delegates. A resolution urged support for Tom Mooney and asked unions to wire President Wilson to spare him.

Anna Louise Strong Central Labor Council Miss Strone Labor Ite Ito James Bradford R. W. Cotterill T. H. Bolton James Aluncan Wm. Gallagher Labor Adjustment Board Tom Mooney Wilson

French Soldier Held in Vast Swindle Probe

Washington March 7 Extra extradition proceedings begin March 20 in the case of Frank J Goldsoll retired French soldier jailed on embezzlement charges of several million dollars from the French government. He is accused of taking 3.5 to 6 million dollars in commissions on war contracts sent to the United States to handle for France. Goldsoll about 45 years old is of Russian Jewish parentage and naturalized in France in 1911.

Washington Frank J Goldsoll United States France Goldsoll

Clerk Recreation Organizer Unites Federal Recruits

Misa Norton heads the school community centers in Washington to provide recreational opportunities for thousands of U S clerks recruited nationwide. Her first task is to acquaint them with one another and foster community among the workers.

Misa Norton Washington

Rescind Order on Fuel Price in Washington

Washington rescinds fuel administration orders that fixed firewood prices and distribution. David Whitcomb, state fuel administrator, announced the revocation sent to counties and cities, ending price controls first applied in November 1937 to Bellingham Olympia Everett and four counties Douglas Grant Yakima Garfield.

Fuel Administration Washington David Whitcomb Bellingham Olympia Everett Douglas Grant Yakima Garfield Tte Washington Administration

Women’s Jury Rights Questioned by Balinas Attorney

In San Francisco on March 7 Attorney W. White petitions the supreme court for release of a client convicted by a mixed jury. He argues women on juries hinder open discussion and that legislative action cannot alter the common law jury system.

San Francisco W. White Balinas Aupreme Court

New York Women Oppose Barbershop Polling Places

New York women led by Mrs. Charlotte M. Littlefield call to stop using barber shops as polling locations. They argue voters must wade through hair to cast ballots and push for public schools to be used more widely for voting.

New York Charlotte M. Littlefield

Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound For Gray Hair

A vintage advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a remedy to darken gray hair and restore gloss. It claims natural, even coloring, a youthful appearance, and easy daily use with a dampened sponge, while disavowing any medical cure.

Wyeth

A Never Failing Way to Banish Ugly Hairs

The article promotes delatone powder as a home remedy to remove unwanted facial and body hairs. A paste of the powder and water is applied to the skin for about two minutes, then washed away to leave the skin hair free. It warns to use genuine delatone.

Patriots Sign Up to Help in Winning Strife

Seattle business leaders enroll in the United States public service reserve pledging to serve in any government role to aid the war effort. Enrollees react with eagerness, some willing to work for low pay while others seek higher wages, and officials stress the drive will continue until a 50,000 person goal is met.

Patriots Seattle United States Public Service Reserve Hin Public Service Reserve Clancey M. Lewis United States Employment Office

Bremerton Priest to Become Army Chaplain

March 7 Father J J Cammerman pastor of Our Lady Star of the Sea Bremerton Catholic church plans to join the army as chaplain. He will train at Camp Kearny Gan Dero before heading to the Belgian front.

Bremerton J. J. Cammerman Bremerton Catholic Our Lady Star of the Sea Cammerman Camp Kearney Gan Dero

Preventing Appendicitis with Buckthorn Bark Mixture

Seattle readers learn that a preparation called Adierika blends buckthorn bark and glycerine to cleanse the bowel and supposedly prevent appendicitis. A single spoonful is claimed to relieve sour stomach gas and constipation by removing foul matter, with instant effects praised by physicians and patients. Bartel Drug Company and Swift Drug Company are noted vendors.

Seattle Bartel Drug Company Swift Drug Company

Try Magnesia for Stomach Trouble

An advertisement-style note urging readers to try bisulated magnesia after meals to neutralize stomach acid, relieve fermentation and souring, and reduce gas and heartburn. Claims quick relief, safe repeated use, and accessibility from druggists in powder or tablet form.

Hot Water Cure for Headaches Promoted

This page ad promotes drinking hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to flush toxins from the blood and digestive tract, claiming headaches arise from auto intoxication. It notes relief from pills and bromides is temporary and urges readers to ask for a quarter pound of limestone phosphate.

Police Right to Search Vessels at Seattle Docks

Corporation Counsel Hugh M. Caldwell advised Chief Joel Warren that police may search foreign vessels at Seattle docks for contraband liquor with a warrant issued by a justice court. The opinion states that bringing contraband ashore for destruction would not expose police to customs duty.

Seattle Hugh M. Caldwell Joel Warren Caldwell Warren Justice Court

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