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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1918

Page

9

Shortage Of Officers For U S Ships In War Era

W J Grambe chief of the recruiting service for the United States Shipping Board says America faces a shortage of officers for the merchant marine as 32 steamers will be completed by May 15. Free schools fail to supply enough men. salaries range from 130 to 275 dollars monthly with a war zone bonus. The Ocean steamship Oasineke set a record with a 64 day launch by Skinner and Voldy. Coast and Geodetic Survey seeks young deck officers with salaries about 1200 dollars yearly plus allowances.

W. J. Grambe United States Shipping Board Washington Oregon United States Grambea Grambia Merchant Marine Skinner & Voldy Corporation Bkinner & Poldy Corporation Omsineke Weathaven Seattle G. N. Skinner United States Coast and Geodetic Survey United States Civil Service Commission Coast and Geodetic Survey Seattle Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club

Clarence Kanner Injured in Plant Fall at Pacific Coast Steel

Clarence Kanner of 7914 Second Ave fell while working at the Pacific Coast Steel Company plant at 2 00 a m Friday and sustained injuries to his body and head according to a preliminary police report.

Clarence Kanner Second Ave Pacific Coast Steel Company Firet Yesler Frank Poward James Jr Gua Carlson First Ave

Beautify and Save at Florence Furniture Store

A fragmented note describes beauty through facial expressions and birds. It promotes women’s eye beauty, then shifts to an ad for Florence Store on Second and Union offering shoes and coats. The text mentions saving money on “Spries” and “COAT” at the Florence store.

Florence

Auto Driver Flees After Hitting Streetcar Crash

A roadster crashed into the side of a street car at 18th Ave and Fulton St around 11 40 Thursday night. The auto was badly damaged and the car driver fled the scene as the conductor and motorman investigated.

Tuick 18Th Ave Fulton St

Dinner at New Washington Hotel Honors Federal Auditor

At a Thursday night dinner hosted by the Washington Wood Shipyard Accountants association in honor of district auditor for the United States Shipping Board Emergency Meet Corporation John Purse prominent shipbuilders gathered. George Everett, association president, served as toastmaster.

New Washington Hotel Washington Wood Shipyard Accountants’ Association United States Shipping Board Emergency Meet John Purse George Everett

Governor Liner Leaves for San Francisco and Southern Ports

The Pacific Coast Steamship Company's liner Governor under Capt. Wwe Thomas sailed Friday morning for San Francisco and Southern California ports. The cargo consists mainly of nugs and apples, with a passenger list of 400.

Pacific Coast Steamship Company Wwe Thomas San Francisco California

First concrete US ship launched at Nedwood City

The Faith, 320 feet long with 5000 ton capacity, enters water in Nedwood City California as part of a naval build up with 200 million set for Puget Sound yard and 100 million for presidential ship construction efforts. Grays Harbor Motorship Aberdeen launched Wishkah, a 4000 ton vessel, second federal wooden ship from the plant.

United States Nedwood City Cal Faith Naval Service Puget Bound Navy Yard Grays Harbor Motorship Corporation Aberdeen

Health and honesty in Seattle business promise

A Seattle business urges customers to stay healthy during a critical time and pledges to maintain its reputation for honest, square dealing. The firm vows to take pains to ensure customer satisfaction with the work it provides.

Seattle Vicinity

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