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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1918

Page

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Germans Dig In as War Shifts to Trench Warfare

United Press dispatch reports German entrenching on a broader front from Cite St. Auguste near Lens to Avion and Acheville. Haig notes local actions with a retreat at Demuin and Mezieres. Paris announces renewed pressure toward Montdidier and claims heavy enemy gains, including 70 000 prisoners and 1100 guns.

United Press William Philip Simms Simms Hindenburg Foch Cite St. Auguste Lens Lons Avion Acheville Verdun Amsterdam Italy Berlin Haig Demuin Mezieres Somme Paris Montdidier France Amiens Luce Avre Maison- Blanche Rouex Calais-Paris Arras Amiens-Paris

Eight-Hour Day, Wage Increases in Packing Plants

Judge Alschuler awards the eight-hour day in the packing industry affecting about 200000 workers nationwide. Overtime pay is allowed, equal pay for men and women in same class, and a 40-hour guaranteed workweek is established, with the new rules taking effect May 5 1918 and wage gains retroactive to January 14 1918.

Alschuler United States

Seventy-Five Die as Shell Strikes Paris Church

An explosion during Good Friday services at a church in Paris killed seventy five people and wounded ninety, according to an official statement issued today.

Paris

Mackintosh Named Justice by Governor Lister

Judge Kenneth Mackintosh was named supreme court justice by Governor Lister. The appointment creates a vacancy in the superior court which Lister will fill.

Kenneth Mackintosh Supreme Court Lister Superior Court

Pincer Plan Used by HMS Described in German Offensive

Military observers describe the German offensive on the west front as a pincer plan with two strong attacks aimed to converge after advancing. The fiercest efforts are reported near Peronne and Bapaume, while British forces have been compelled to fall back to hold the line.

Peronne Bapaume Neces

Ghoul squads in Hun armies strip dead near Guiscard

Prisoners report French units near Guiscard and Nesse operate ghoul squads tasked with stripping clothing and equipment from allied and German dead. Some captured ghouls express surprise at small numbers of French dead and wounded.

Guiscard Nesse Operman

Two Boy Bandits Taken by Cops After River ton Burglaries

Perry Cranston aged 16 of 3543 Wallace street and Albert Moran aged 15 of Auburn were captured by police at Second Avenue and Washington Street Saturday morning. Officers say they confessed to burglaries, holdups and horse thefts terrorizing River ton area the past week. Cranston claimed they only sought “a little adventure” as they were questioned at police HQ.

Perry Cranston Wallace St Albert Moran Auburn Second Ave Washington St Riverton Cranston Moran Roth

Daylight Saving Sets Clocks Forward Ahead of Easter

Amid wartime urgency Seattle readers hear that daylight saving begins at 2 a.m. Sunday. Clocks jump an hour to boost work time, conserve fuel, aid farming and transport. concerns include infant tags, hospital timings, and streetcar schedules as officials urge compliance.

Leo Weisfield Friedlander Second Ave Hanson Seattle Owl Ballard Green Lake Eastlake Fastlake North End Western Union Electriciana John Kinney Harbor Patrol

Wheat limited to pound and a half per person weekly

Washington reports wartime food measures ration wheat to a pound and a half weekly with hotel flour bans until harvest. Meatless days end for 30 days while corn fills the gap and shipments to Europe begin. Italy faces shortages. U S farmers push record spring wheat acreage and corn milling expands.

Washington America Europe Italy Grimea County Texas

Stephens Won't Discuss Mooney Case Yet

San Diego March 30 Gov Stephens refused to discuss the Mooney case pending Supreme Court action. He acknowledged receiving telegrams from President Wilson and said he would respond later about the Thomas J Mooney death sentence tied to the preparedness day bombing in San Francisco.

San Diego Mooney Supreme Court Gov. Stephens Wilson Thomas J. Mooney San Francisco

Rena Mooney Granted Bail in Parade Bombing Case

In San Francisco on March 30 Superior Judge Dunne admitted Mrs. Rena Mooney to bail on murder charges tied to the preparedness parade explosion. Bail was set at 7500 dollars for each count.

San Francisco Dunne Rena Mooney

British Counter Attacks Near Mezieres Pressed Back

Field Marshal Haig reports that British forces were pressed back at Demuin and Mezieres south of the Somme but counter-attacked at Mezieres to take prisoners. Cavalry fought bravely, mounted and dismounted, repulsing enemy with heavy losses in several engagements. Demuin defenses held after a sharp afternoon fight.

Battle intensifies on 40-kilometer front near Moreuil

French war office reports resumed fighting with fresh violence from Moreuil to beyond Lassigny. Our troops, aided by reserves, resist heavy German assaults while aviators strike front concentrations. About 34 000 pounds of projectiles dropped on Noyon Guiscard and Ham regions. 13 German planes downed. Moreuil lies nine miles NW of Montdidier toward Amiens.

Paris Moreuil Lassigny French War Office Noyon Guiscard Ham

Departure of Men From Seattle for Camp Lewis Shown

Movie man Jacobs filmed Seattle soldiers marching to Camp Lewis with leave taking. The footage will be shown at the Liberty as part of The Star Liberty weekly along with other current events. He also captured Edward Hill, Star sports editor, interviewing Pacific Coast International Baseball League magnates at the Seattle hotel.

Jacobs Seattle the Liberty Star-Liberty Edward Hill Star Sport Pacific Coast International Baseball League

Teutons Plan Second Phase Of Big Offensive

British briefing from the front reports the first phase of the central powers offensive complete and a second phase likely once reserves and guns reach the line. German gains near Mezieres and Maison Blanche are contested by British counterattacks while Amiens and Arras hold.

Teutons BIC

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