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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1918

Page

3

Labor leaders urge steadfast work as war aims rise

Charles Duncan English labor MP told a Masonic temple audience that workers must stick to their jobs and carry on until militarism is banished. Other speakers included William Moser and Collin Lovely, praising British unity, equipment supply, and Allied victory with American aid. they planned to travel to Minneapolis.

Charles Duncan SrnUah Duncan Masonic Temple Harvard Ave William Moser British Commission Collin Lovely Boot and Shoe Workers’ International England New Mossen Pinglieh Lloyd George America Moses United States Mosees Marne Lovely R. L. Proctor Central Labor Council Minneapolia

Pro-Germans Are Killed in South Tulsa

In Tulsa on March 25 two men were shot in Oklahoma for seditious remarks. German waiter Joe Sing was shot by county defense council officer Si Miller after allegedly saying he hoped every American soldier in France be killed. A Bulgarian miner near Hickory told Policeman John Mains he wished Germany would win the war, and Mains killed him.

Tulsa Oklahoma Joe Sing Si Miller County Defense Council France Hickory Here John Mains Germany Mains

Car Hits Couple on Pike Street and Seventh Avenue

Louis Peterson and Nellie Venn of 1825 Terry Ave were struck by a Summit car driven by motor man D. EF. Croup at Pike St and Seventh Ave on Sunday afternoon. Peterson was slightly hurt while Venn was taken to City Hospital where injuries were not serious.

Louis Peterson Nellie Venn Terry Ave D. EF. Croup Pike St Seventh Ave Peterson Miss Venn

Get Rid of Fat Where It Shows

A short paragraph argues fat loss requires substantial food and hearty eating to build muscular energy and retain strength, warning against insufficient diet. The piece emphasizes eating well as essential for maintaining power and energy.

War Stamps Finance Entire Emergency Fleet

War Savings stamps will finance the government emergency fleet program. Director Daniel Kelleher says stamps are $9,000,000 daily, about 4 cents per American, with total war cost 30 cents per head in the United States. Extension plans discussed at Rainier club with speaker IL D Matshal of Washington, D C.

Daniel Kelleher United States Kelleher Miffort Coust IL D Matshal Washington, D. C Beattie Rainier

Mayor Hanson to Stay Home from Skagit River Trip

Mayor Hanson finds it wiser to study expert reports before the Skagit river power site visit with the city council and officials. He urges careful, not rushed, action and plans to review the situation upon the party’s return Friday.

Hanson Skagit River Erickson

Women Motorists Help War Effort At Fort Lawton

Women motorists play key wartime roles transporting Red Cross supplies and ferrying the sick to doctors and homes. They foresee later work moving wounded soldiers from trains to convalescent stations at Fort Lawton. Few have registered yet, but the need is vast as women in the motor division donate cars and gasoline three days weekly, saving the society money.

Red Cross Fort Lawton

Prosecutor Fickert to Handle Mooney Case

On March 25 Bran Francibo district court heard that Merritt Attorney Pickert would personally prosecute Mrs Rena Mooney in her second trial for the preparedness parade dynamiting. Before court opened Fickert announced there would be no charges against Mia Mooney. Mooney dismissed, and indicated readiness to proceed.

BRAN

University Acquires Film of French Aviators

The University of Washington receives a reel from the French republic bureau of military and marine aeronautics through Senator d Retournelies de Constant. The films depict the activities of French airmen and were delivered to the campus after his visit several years ago.

University of Washington Bureau of Military and Marine Aeronautics French Republic d'Retournelies de Constant Senate Rxo

Stock market opens weak with loss in early trading

New York reports the stock market opening with a weak, downbeat tone. General Motors slid to 113 1/2, off 3 1/2 points. United States Steel touched 86 1/2, down 2 1/2 points. Rail stocks followed the downward trend.

New York General Motors United States Steel

Receipts Of War Stamp Sales Boost Northwest Drive

About $2,000,000 a day is collected into Uncle Sam's pocketbook as receipts from war savings. H. L. Marshall, federal director and member of the war savings committee, announces the boost during a stop in New Washington on his second Northwest tour.

Uncle Sam H. 10. Marshall War Savings Committee Washington Northwest

Bellingham Halts Pier Work for War Effort

Bellingham stopped work on its municipal pier at the request of Col Price P. Disque of the spruce production bureau. The halt aims to avoid interfering with Puget Sound logging operations essential to the war program.

Bellingham Price P. Disque Signal Corpse Puget Sound

Walter Leonard Burns in Apartment Fire

Walter Leonard was badly burned after falling asleep while smoking a pipe in his room at the Oleta Apartments, 1816 Bellevue Ave. He was hospitalized Monday after the incident on Sunday.

Walter Leonard Oleta Apartments Bellevue Ave

LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Cold Remedy Ad

Advertises Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets to Cure a Cold in One Day. Claims to relieve cough and headache and work off the cold. Mentions W Grove signature on each box and price 30 cents.

KB. W. Grove

What's Doing in Vaudeville and on Stage at Moore Theatre

Moore theatre showcases George Damerel and The Little Liar as the week’s headliner on the Orpheum bill with a catchy musical farce. Also features Hiaruko Onuki, the zone war playlet, and acts by Wheeler and Morgan, Cooper and Robinson, Oakes and Delour, plus travelogue segments and gymnastic showcases by Lasier Worth.

George Damerel Moore Theatre Orpheum Hiaruko Onuki Beattie Public Schools Micky Wheeler and Morgan Cooper and Robinson Lasier Worth Company Oakes Delour Japan Portugal

Freezone Promises Quick Corn Relief for Feet

An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless remedy for corns and calluses. It claims instant relief from pain and easy lifting of corns with a tiny bottle sold by druggists, attributed to a Cincinnati invention.

Cincinnati

Strengthen Weak Nerves With Nitro-Phosphate Tablets

Advertisements promise nitro phosphate tablets as nerve food to strengthen weak nerves after meals. Claiming to replace stimulants, the adialso offers a two week supply with a satisfaction or money back guarantee from the manufacturers.

Consider Now the Question of Your Teeth

Graduate, registered dentists are at your service here. Each operator has years of study and passes a state board exam. Certificates hang on the wall for inspection, assuring quality and safety. Our large volume supports lower prices and up to date painless methods. An ironclad guarantee backs all work, signed by the operator and L. R. Clark, D. D. S. Owner and manager. Call to schedule a complete examination and clear cost estimate. Don’t delay your dental health.

State Board of Dental Examiners State Dental Board L. R. Clark Third Avenue N. W Third Union Seattle

The Road to Happiness at Wilkes Theater

The Wilkes presents The Road to Happiness set in rural New York. Jim Whitman, a generous free spirit, faces intolerance and suspicion but triumphs by laughing at opponents. He wins love and fortune, showing happiness comes through largeness of spirit as farm scenes impress.

the Wilkes New York Jim Whitman

Mrs Harper backs home science for wartime schools

Mrs Harper, new school board member, favors domestic science aligned with war needs. She argues patriotism should be drilled into lessons in every class.

Mrs. Harper Science Mra. Wm FP. Harper Iharper

Dry Law Violations Arrests On East Pike Street

Thomas St Kennery a soft drink shop conductor and Harry M Frisbie were seized by police Sunday for alleged dry law violations. Each posted 500 dollars bail.

Thomas ST. Kennery East Pike Et Harry M. Frisbie East Pike St

Lemon skin whitener promises fair complexion

A home beauty remedy mixes lemon juice with orchard white to create a creamy lotion. The ad claims it safely lightens freckles tan and rough skin on face neck arms and hands, giving a smooth white complexion at little cost.

Huns Advance to Take Over Russian Capital

Washington dispatch March 25 reports German troops near Petrograd with a forecast occupation within 24 hours. American Consul Tredwell, from Vologda, says virtually all Americans have evacuated Petrograd as the capital faced imminent fall.

Washington Petrograd State Department Tredwell Vologda

Police Believe Dope Gang In Custody After Arrest

Police seize a man who gave the name Frank Davis during a Sunday morning hold up on a car belonging to W L Harris at Olive Street and EF. Officers found drugs stolen from the Eastlake pharmacy in Davis possession. The third member, William Snyder, was captured while trying to enter Edith Farran’s residence on 62nd Ave South.

Frank Davis Seattle Davis W. L. Harris First Ave Harris Olive St Eastlake William Snyder Edith Farran 62Nd Ave

Weekly reports to keep bureau in touch with labor

Daily and weekly reports from branch offices will keep the federal employment bureau in touch with labor conditions in each locality. These reports will form the basis of national employment surveys compiled by Roger W. Babson, statistician and special agent of the employment service. The daily report has two paragraphs on labor demand and supply, while the weekly report reviews the week.

Federal Employment Bureau Roger W. Babson The Employment Service

Hunter Dies From Rabbit-Hunting Wound in Martinez

Bernard Rutherford fourteen died in a Martinez hospital from a bullet wound received while hunting rabbits alone yesterday. The shooting occurred while Rutherford was out with a rifle near his home.

Archi Roosevelt Shines at Front Red Cross Hospital

Paris March 25 Capt Archi bald Roosevelt son of Col Roosevelt is the life of a Red Cross hospital near the front He was injured in a recent raid and is convalescent spending time with nurses and cheering up fellow sufferers.

Paris Archibald Roosevelt Col. Roosevelt Red Cross

Peptiron Iron Tonic Promises Health and Vitality

A spring health pitch promotes Peptiron as an iron rich tonic for anemia and weak blood. The chocolate coated pills combine iron with pepsin celery gentian and other tonics to aid digestion nerves and energy. Produced by C. I. Hood Co. Lowell Mass.

C. I. Hood Co Lowell Mass

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