Wilson Seen as Possible Peace Mediator After German Note
Berlin reports from Washington say President Wilson would accept German concessions on submarine demands, boosting hope that the German American dispute is closed. Papers debate Wilson as potential mediator when peace terms are considered, with some noting the note’s peace reference as significant.
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Berlin
Washington
Wilson
Germany
Vorwaerts
National Liberal Gazette
Wilson Will Not Hasten European Peace Talks
President Wilson will not push for peace negotiations now. The White House will not act on the German note and, following guidance from American embassies in London and Paris, will withhold peace proposals until the hoped for Allied offensive has begun.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
London
Paris
Practical household queries on stains mushrooms and etiquette
A reader asks how to remove dark stains from aluminum cookware using ammonia in water for 10 to 15 minutes and notes impurities pose no poison risk. Another asks about growing mushrooms in a cellar and landlord consent. A third seeks career advice and warns against premature money use. A fourth requests methods to avoid a tubercular friend kissing children. answer stresses frank, gentle refusal and medical consensus against indiscriminate kissing.
Pastor Calls Lusitania Crime. Predicts U.S. Role in Punishment
Rev. Dr. Hugh G. Ross, Plymouth Congregational, told an Arena audience that Germany is a highway robber and Lusitania victims deserve vengeance. He said the United States would have a part in punishing Germany and called the German reply an insulting document. He noted his status as a guest speaker from Capetown and praised Col. Roosevelt as America’s greatest citizen.
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Hugh G. Ross
Plymouth Congregational Church
Lusitania
Germany
United States
Capetown
Col. Roosevelt
America
H H. Gowen
Carter Helm Jones
First Baptist Church
Ernest V. Shayler
St Mark's Episcopal Church
George H. Walker
Red Cross Seeks 1000 New Members in Seattle
More than 100 women and girls staffed booths in downtown stores and office buildings starting Monday to recruit 1,000 new Seattle Red Cross members this week. The campaign, led by Mrs Charles Albert Phillips, Mrs Mary Jester Allen, Miss Dorothy Gibbs, and Miss Frances Skinner, carries the slogan The Red Cross Needs You Job Now.
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Seattle
American Red Cross Society
Red Cross
Mra
Charles Albert Phillips
Mary Jester Allen
Dorothy Gibbs
Frances Skinner
Picks new men on state board
Governor Lis t er finds successors to fill the chairs of Floyd L. Daggett and Ernat on the industrial insurance commission but withholds names. Clarence Parker, the labor representative on the commission, has resigned. The new commissioners will take office about June 1.
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Olympia
May
Lister
Floyd L. Daggett
Ernat
Industrial Insurance Commission
Clarence Parker
Council to Take Flag Oath at Meeting
Representatives from patrol groups will attend the council meeting to begin with flag exercises. The city officials will pledge allegiance to the flag before the visitors.
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Dada
Theda Bara Stars in The Eternal Sapho at Strand
The Strand presents The Eternal Sapho with Theda Bara whose emotional turn shocks the audience as a ghost from the past tests a lover’s faith. Sidney Drew comedy and music accompany the feature in a program emphasizing dramatic depth and star power.
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Strand Theatre
Sapho
Sidney Drew
Film Programs Showcase Marian Swayne and Margaret Gibson
Marian Swayne stars in The Carriage of Death at the Mission theater with Bert Delaney supporting, followed by M T Dome's Awful Night. Marguerite Clark shines in Molly Make Believe at the Coliseum, while Douglas Fairbanks heads The Good Bad Man at the Liberty and The Leopard's Bride with Margaret Gibson at the Colonial.
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Rroger
MS Almamara
Mary Waller
Ste Netahbor
Daula Shay
Myer
Withiam Doncean
Paramount Pictorial
Colontal
Margearet Gibson
Libreat
Douglas Vairbankese
Keystone Mission
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Marian Swayne
Bert Delaney
M. T. Dome
Marguerite Clark
Mary Pickford
Coliseum Theatre
Molly Make
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Robin Hood
Desert
Bessie Love
Colonial Theatre
East India
Margaret Gibson
Corn Prize Contest For King County Students
Cash prizes totaling 100 dollars await the best corn grown by school boys in King county. The contest is organized by County Agriculturist Rader and County School Superintendent Durham.
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King County
Rader
Supt
Durham
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