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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1918
Page
4
At a General Federation of Women's Clubs convention Mrs. D D Wilkinson reports eleven million women and girls are employed in American industries. She notes sixty percent of munitions plant workers are women and cites 1,400,000 in agriculture and dairying, 740,000 under 21.
Tom Campbell announces his candidacy for the Republican gubernatorial nomination in Phoenix. Campbell previously served as Arizona governor for a year before losing to Gov. Hunt after a Supreme Court ruling that ended a heated controversy.
A May 7 report quotes Premier Count Terauch saying Japan will not rush to war to protect its interests or allies, while noting Wilson's support for Russia calms calls for a Siberian expedition. The piece recalls a recent mobilization buzz, rumored Vladivostok landings, and reporters heading to the Amur frontier.
Little Margaret Ann adores Dickie and frets over his nose, comparing him to a button. Aunt Margie consoles her with a hopeful view that babies’ noses develop, and vows to help Dick’s family find comfort while plans to travel together unfold.
Police search for two auto parties after Nellie Soper 17 died and her infant was severely injured when her baby carriage was struck on a rural road. Soper pushed the carriage when the crash crushed it injuring the baby. The incident occurred Saturday night in Iowa.
Nearly 400 University of Oregon students intend to join the permanent reserve officers training camp established here by the Chamberlain law. Only formality left is accepting Capt. Jacob Kanseler as officer in charge.
Douglas V Fairbanks arrived back in Los Angeles yesterday after a brief rest in Montana following his Liberty Mond campaign speaking tour. He was welcomed by his brother and refused to discuss reported domestic difficulties.
Washington National Guard recruiting surges after federalization announcement. Emirating officers at the Armory on Western Ave each night until 10 o clock will receive all recruits.
All male residents aged sixteen and over are asked to attend a Minute Men meeting at the Walla Walla school Monday night at ? o'clock.
Irresponsible oil stock promoters exploit lax laws in Washington and lure laborers. Look for guarantees of big dividends, unclear backing, par value flags, blue sky compliance, and promoter connections. Check balance sheets and avoid firms evading scrutiny. The best investment today is war savings stamps.
Cynthia Grey columns reveal consumer abuses in restaurants charging extra for bread and potatoes. A letter-writer urges readers to boycott and pack lunches to pressure fair pricing, citing thrift stamps saved. Other exchanges touch citizenship questions, home remedies, and stray advice from readers.
A reader explains the need for permits to mail smoking tobacco to soldiers in France. The process requires the sender’s parcel to display official authorization so postmasters can recognize admissible items. The government says space is needed for supplies and many items are unnecessary.
Dr J Whitcomb, delivering a Vernon pulpit remark, called vert saloons an abomination and urged closure while praising Jack Doyle as the cleanest man seen in the saloon during a Saturday visit to the Vernon.
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