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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1918

Page

8

New Photoplays Filled With Thrilling Scenes at Coliseeum

The Coliseum features The Sign Invisible with Mitchell Lewis as Lone Deer and Dr. Robert Winston regaining faith after failing to save his mother. Also showing Amarilly of Clothesline Alley with Mary Pickford, plus The Floor Below at Clemmer and Headin South at Strand. References to Keith of the Border at Mission and Sister Against Sister at Colonial.

Robert Winston Lone Deer Coliseus M Mitchell Lewis Clemmper Mabel Normand Mary Pickford Amarilly Clothesline Alley the Liberty

Oil Can Ignition Tragedy Claims Woman's Life

Mrs Emma C Burdett 60 of 4621 Findlay Ave died at city hospital after a Sunday accident while preparing dinner. In attempting to hasten burning oil with a pour from an oil can, she caught fire and burned severely. Granddaughter Mrs P H OBrien and a infant narrowly escaped as OBrien and the baby were knocked down a 12 foot staircase but unharmed.

Emma C. Burdett Findlay Ave City Hospital P. H. O’brien

Liberty temple built in a day for Liberty Loan work

In Portland on March 11 a Liberty temple was erected on Sixth street opposite the post office by 350 volunteer workers. The entire building was completed in a single day serving as headquarters for Liberty Loan activities.

Portland Ore Liberty Loan Sixth St

Woman with child swept into sea at Port Townsend

In Port Townsend on March 11 Mrs Wise wife of Engineer Wise at Fort Casey was swept by a huge wave from the mine planter 1 35 on its return from Fort Worden. She carried her 43 year old son in her arms. both were rescued.

Port Townsend

Six Chinese Taken In Opium Joint Raid

Six Chinese were taken into custody Sunday night in a raid on an opium joint at 727 King street by Revenue Inspector A B Hamer. Chin Chong Suey, the proprietor, will be investigated by federal authorities.

King St A. B. Hamer Chin Chong Suey

British Front Air Fighting Active in Passchendaele Sector

March 11 report from United Press correspondent William Philip Simms notes superb weather and ongoing fighting on the British front. Artillery actions in the Passchendaele area followed a sharp engagement, with Germans surprised by Allied defeats near there. Despite attempts at two points on the bombardment front, Germans gained no ground as allies retained high ground across the line.

Philip Simms United Press Passchendaele Passchendarle Salient

Chicago Mayor's Wife Robbed of Diamonds

Mrs Wm Hale Thompson wife of Chicago's mayor reported a diamond cluster ring worth 5000 dollars stolen in San Francisco while she was in a dressing room during an overland trip. She was accompanied by her sister Mrs Wm Burk hart on the visit.

San Francisco Wm. Hale Thompson Chicago

Betsys Theft Leaves Man Without Support in San Francisco

In San Francisco on March 11 a man, William Matthews, reported his wooden leg Betsy had been kidnapped, leaving him with no means of support. He went to the police and urged scrutiny of all suspicious limbs as officers investigated the odd case.

Betsy Matthews

Greene praises nobility in front line tale

Maj. Gen. Henry A. Greene, commandant of Camp Lewis, told Tacoma reporters about his recent front line visit. He described British troops as enduring the trenches with stoic resolve and recalled their prewar wealth and privilege in a speech.

Tacoma Henry A. Greene Camp Lewis

General Greene to Speak at Local Presbyterian Tuesday

Maj. Gen. H. A. Greene, commandant of Camp Lewis and recent visitor to the French fronts, will address the Men's club of the First Presbyterian church Tuesday at 6 30 PM.

H. A. Greene Camp Lewis First Presbyterian Church

Tacoma to vote on municipal railway system

Tacoma voters will decide April 2 whether to purchase Tacoma Traction Co. lines and create a municipal railway. The city council has placed the proposal before the public, with bonds of 5.2 million dollars to be issued.

Western Union Telegraph Co Tacoma Tacoma Traction Co

Oscar Main Is Freed By Jury

Jury frees Oscar Main after trial. Tags to be sold across Seattle diocese on March 16. Proceeds benefit the Orphan Boys' home at Orillia.

Oscar Main Seattle Orphan Boys’ Home Orillia

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