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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1917

Page

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British concern over American support for submarine war

The United Press reports UK officials weigh American acceptance of a first cause in war and the political strains in Ireland and small democracies as Britain pushes for a unified stance. The inquiry by British officials aims to clarify policy signals from Washington and the timing of any public statements.

Britain Lord Northcliffe America United Press Foreign Office

Explosion Violent at German Factories Kills Hundreds

Wireless reports from Basle say a powder factory at Furth Germany exploded killing 521 people and another blast at Troisdoorf killed 30. The cause was not yet determined and details remained unclear.

Basle Switzerland Furth Germany Troisdoorf

Northcliffe Authority on War News and U Boat Losses

A United Press analysis from London notes America will soon receive full war facts including submarine losses. The piece highlights Lord Northcliffe as a blunt source of truth in England and argues U boat losses remain a serious card for Germany but cannot win the war.

London America Germany Lord Northcliffe Northcliffe England United Press

States to Send Doctors to France and Britain

The Council of Defense announced plans to dispatch medical units and doctors to France and Great Britain. The first group of ambu and medical personnel will depart in three weeks, joining about 1,000 already planned, part of a broader mobilization totaling several thousand.

Washington France Council of Defense Great Britain

Bargain Friday Sale Promises Deals at Local Stores

Fragmentary advert styled notice lists firms like Furnitur e Drug Co Rankin Co and McCormack Pron suggesting a Bargain Friday event. Mentions live Wires and theatres with scattered address snippets and pages, indicating a local shopping promotion across multiple merchants.

Rad Furniture Drug Co Rankin Co Grand Fey Brockman Odea Co McCormack Patersonnian Rpineker Brow Ada Stone Brow Tallora Row Marche Frederick & C O

Roosevelt Urges 3 Million Man Army to Enforce Peace

Oyster Bay May 3 Col Theodore Roosevelt argues that the United States must raise an army of 3,000,000 and rely on universal military service to defend rights and enforce peace. He criticizes volunteers as dangerous, warns of alien conspiracies and pirate campaigns, and calls for national unity in arming the nation. He cites naval strength as a deterrent and blames the public for unpreparedness while urging immediate enlistment and universal service.

Oyster Bay New York Theodore Roosevelt High Seas America United States Washington Lincoln

Gould Heiress Appears as Red Cross Nurse at Charity Tea

Mrs Drexel identified as Misa Marjorie Gould shown in Red Cross nurse role at a tea and motion picture event hosted by Mrs George J. Gould to benefit the American Red Cross.

Red Cross Drexel Misa Marjorie Gould George J. Gould American Red Cross

House Haunted Sign Scrawled by Kids and Robbery Incident

A front porch chalk sign reading This house is haunted appears on a vacant 900 block 19th Ave N. A masked man robbed D. W. Mc Conaghy in his Westlake Ave Ward office, taking 15 dollars and 38 cents.

19Th Ave D. W. McConaghy Westlake Ave Ward

Seattle fishing industry asks cabinet to establish fisheries defense council

Gov. Ernest Lister in Washington DC will urge the president’s cabinet to back a Washington fisheries mobilization plan for war. Seattle leaders say Pacific coast fishermen offer men and boats to government, with associations across the Northwest backing a nationwide mobilization effort for naval and mine-sweeping support.

Seattle Fishing Industry Cabinet Fisheries Defense Council Ernest Lister Washington, D. C Northwest The Star Washington Redfield Daniels Pacific Coast Uncle Sam Seattle America Washington Fisheries Association W. A. Lowman Anacortes Secretaries of Commerce Navy Puget Sound Purse

Final Plea Heard in Tracy Murder Trial

The trial of Thomas Tracy continues with defense attorney Fred H. Moore speaking after a noon recess. Special Prosecutor H. D. Cooley is to follow, as the case nears a verdict expected tonight or Friday amid courtroom exchanges over statements about I W W and local authorities.

Tracy Thomas Tracy Fred H. Moore Moore H. D. Cooley Snohomish County West Coast Veitch Los Angeles Everett Industrial Relations Commission Cooley

Berlin Confirms New Haig Attack On Wide Front

May 3 report from London states British troops opened a new attack on a wide front after days of artillery along both banks of the River Scarpe. The official statement notes heavy drum fire preceding the renewed assault, marking a broad offensive start.

Berlin London

Sun Tanker Torpedoed and Sunk in Mediterranean

The tanker Sun was torpedoed and sunk in the Mediterranean, with advices from London confirming the loss. The crew is reported saved.

Philadelphia Sun Mediterranean Sun Oil Co London

Haig Routs Germans in Broad Allied Drive North and South of Scarpe

British forces press a wide offensive along the Scarpe front with gains north of Greenland Hill and toward Fresnoy Cherisy and Bullcourt. German resistance remains fierce at Gavrelle and Loos as 13 enemy divisions are reportedly worn down since May 9.

United Press Scarpe River Hindenburg Greenland Hill Fresnoy Cherisy Bullcourt Gavrelle Loos Lens Boches Douai Arras

Arcadian Sinking Claims 279 Lives in Mediterranean

London May 3 The transport Arcadian was sunk in the Mediterranean April 15 with the loss of 279 lives, according to an admiralty statement today.

London Mediterranean Admiralty

Why I Join the Red Cross

A reader explains joining the Red Cross as a civic duty and a small donation with big impact. The author highlights affordable membership, nurse and physician mobilization, and relief of human suffering during war and peace.

Red Cross Red CrovJs

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