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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1917
Page
5
The piece urges removal of Senate Foreign Relations Chair Stone for treachery and leaking naval defense details to Berlin. It argues his actions jeopardize national security during a wartime crisis and calls for deposition and vigilant oversight.
In progressive California the legislature defeated the anti third degree bill allowing land police to continue torturing prisoners. This decision preserves controversial interrogation practices amid political debate.
An opinion piece extols American secret service prowess amid wartime spy fears. It cites recent arrests in New Jersey and New York related to bomb plots and uprisings, claims interception of the Zimmerman note, and asserts broad government surveillance of German agents. It questions political dissent in Washington.
An unruly cow chased Alliance member Amon Reber up a tree after infuriating him in a scare at the slaughterhouse. Chas Prim, Ray Gilbert, and two others were gored while trying to quiet the animal. David Balsili fired the cow. The tale ends with a note on a bogus press agent rumor and a self-deprecating defiance from Minnie Schwartz.
A reader criticizes Wilson era policy urging parity with public opinion. He argues arming merchants is akin to war, praises Senator Jones, and calls for Uncle Sam to avoid Europe and focus on domestic issues.
The reader describes methods to whiten lace using magnesia powder or corn meal and salt. A second letter seeks divorce advice, noting incompatibility and lack of love after a 20 year old marriage, asking how to obtain freedom and grounds for suit. A. Leone suggests incompatibility or nonsupport and consulting an attorney. An Adventist explains Saturday Sabbath reasoning from biblical texts.
A reader asks how to persuade a husband to have children amid his opposition. The adviser argues marriage aims to replenish the race and urges the wife to bear a child, noting many men become proud fathers once the child arrives.
In the station house Grady, Simmonds, and M Pigot discuss the Boyle cabinet claimed by the Vantine estate. The cabinet sits vulnerable on the floor as Lester probes links to the case. Grady downplays risk and invites restraint as tension lingers.
Godfrey explains how Armand and a giant pursued a traitor who plans to open a secret drawer and stab him with a poisoned mechanism. Armand killed the pursuer to seal his fate as the trap around a Boyle cabinet is baited for the escapee. The chase ends with a planned capture at the 23rd Street station.
Inspector Pigot surfaces in New York to pursue the cabinet case as Godfrey wires plans and Grady with Simmonds shadow the pursuit. A note from Crochard and a dinner at Murray's set the stage for a late night encounter near Broadway, while the secret of the cabinet looms.
Godfrey plans a meeting with Inspector Pigot aboard the Savoie as it reaches quarantine at about six o clock. The narrator accompanies him on the boat downriver, observing harbor life and a passing yacht under a French flag.
Former Senator William E. Chilton of West Virginia a Democrat, demanded a senate investigation into the last election in which he was defeated by Republican Howard Sutherland.
An advertisement touts 25 cent bottles of Danderine claiming to make hair thick, glossy and wavy while removing dandruff stopping itching scalp and hair loss. The copy targets girls with repeated emphasis on beauty and abundant hair.
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