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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1916

Page

5

Pension Costs and Alleged Graft in U S War Pensions

Rep. Morgan of Louisiana cites figures on Spain and Civil War pensions, noting 38 000 soldiers in the Spanish War with 29 000 drawing pensions totaling 50 million. total Revolutionary War pensions and 11 year bureau costs exceed 30 million. He warns of graft by pension agents while calling for reform.

Rep. Morgan Louisiana Spain Uncle Sam Morgan Pension Bureau

Pacific Steamship Co Buys Three Ships for San Francisco

Semi official chatter says Pacific Steamship Co has bought three large steamers and will send them to San Francisco. The writer laments the departure of ships with the American flag and the absence of Stars and Stripes over the Pacific.

Pacific Steamship Co Fis San Francisco Pacific Ocean Stars and Stripes P. S. Co

Money values show Arranza fall in Mexican peso

The text notes Arranza money slipping to two cents on the dollar, after a constitutionalist government recognition raised it to ten cents earlier. Financiers say the peso’s decline signals a dramatic drop in Arranza's standing.

Carranza Mexico

Preparations and Personalities Stir Early War Debate

The piece notes Funston asking for more troops for Pershing's expedition and suggests Congress may study readiness. It mocks a Mexican saver of two Frenchmen turned by Villistas, and mocks a preacher calling God responsible for the war. It comments Roosevelt's return to New York and Yuan Shikai's stance in China.

Funston Congress Obody Weyman-Bruton Company Asien Square New York City

Seattle Job Market Glut Fizzles as Jobs Vanish Fast

The Star reported abundant Seattle work but the federal and city bureaus faced a mismatch. Fifty jobs were filled in 15 minutes and 50 inquiries followed after the paper hit streets. Officials say payrolls may rise steadily, offering cautious optimism to job seekers.

Star Seattle Federal Employment Bureau First Ave Union St City Employment Bureau The

Birth Con and The Laws Of Nature In A Sufferer Memoir

A reader column discusses birth control and female roles, contrasting natural law with moral duties. It includes responses on a self reliant ideal woman, motherhood as vocation, and a Q&A about male infidelity and a grandmother seeking proof of the Maelstrom off Norway.

Mise Grey Tolstoy Ithalf Norway United States Naval Service Grandma Moskenesee Lofoten Isles Edgar Allen Poe

Ideal Remedy for Nursing Mothers Promoted

Advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe laxative for nursing mothers and infants. It claims gentle, effective bowel regulation without harsh purgatives. A free trial bottle is offered by mail from Dr W B Caldwell in Illinois.

Dr. Caldell Tig F. J. Barrolow Leslie St Mass

Remarkable disappearance of Victor Girard shocks Paris case

Prefect Lefevre summons Richard Duvall, a criminologist, to Paris on a blackmail murder inquiry. Girard vanishes during a tense confrontation at Count D Este’s house after demanding one million francs and locking everyone inside. Duvall guides interrogation of Miss Ellicott and a suspenseful chase unfolds toward capture.

Onsieur Etienne LE M Fevre Police Count D'Kate Richard Duvall Paris M. Lefevre New York Count D'Este Duvall Moncleur Duvall Devaull Count D’eate Victor Hugo Girard D'Este Emile Monsieur Prefect Monassieur Monsileur Monasieur Lefevre Racre Victor Girard Miss Ellicott Eugene Gabrielle D'Kete Antwerp Emiles Fioence

City bosses meet two workers eyeing farm life escape

In a rambling reminiscence a city boss listens as Mr Peterson and Mr Hobbe describe plans to quit desk work for rural farming. Each explains years of toil, longing for chickens, sun and crops, and tension between city life and agrarian dreams.

Wenady Peterson Hobbe Howdy Hobdba Johny

Why three cops on Arlington dock guard questioned

Readers query the city budget and workload asking why three patrolmen cost the city $300 a month to guard the Arlington dock and whether the railroad and dock companies should fund their own protection. Letters also raise xenophobic remarks and a separate camp notice from Pend d Oreille County.

the Star Arlington Dock N. P. Ry. Co Arlington Dock Co C. G. Hansen Rainier Beach

Dancing Prof Seeks Strict Enforcement of Seattle Dance Ordinance

A Seattle dance professor criticizes lax enforcement of the city dance ordinance. He urges police action to curb inappropriate conduct in halls so respectable women can enjoy dances without harassment.

the Star Seattle

Thanks From Rocky Ridge Hunting Camp Readers

The Rocky Ridge Hunting camp thanks The Star for last week’s story. They receive six copies via Anacortes subscribers Mr and Mrs G W Anderson and describe snowshoe travel a 14 mile round trip with 12 feet of snow. They mention Yankee Chas Custer who fought a cougar and invite letters for replies.

Star Altho Ft Pend d'Oreille Hills Seattle Rocky Ridge Chas Custer Puget Sound

Opposes Lump Sums to Injured City Workers

Corporation Counsel Caldwell told Mayor Gill that permanently injured city employees should not receive lump cash settlements. He argued for continued pay not exceeding 20 percent of former salaries while disability lasts. The mayor plans to veto ordinances granting $2,500 lump sums to five injured workers handling high tension wires.

Caldwell Gill Ordindances C. D Fisher Stephen Fletcher Josiah Rhoades William McTaggart

Cascarets Casually Promote Quick Cold Relief

Advertisment promotes Cascarets as a night remedy to clear the head, ease a cold, and cleanse the stomach and bowels. It claims to awaken with a clear head and a gone cold, urging liver action and elimination of toxins. A 10 cent box is advised for both adults and children.

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