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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1918

Page

3

Sealskin Coats or Canned Fish The Issue

On the Pribilof Islands Alaska a government seal herd multiplies toward five million. Cannerymen warn seals deplete salmon and fish supply threatening U S food, while treaties and conference debates shape opening measures. Secretary Redfield to attend a Seattle Democratic club luncheon.

Pribilof Islands Bristol Bay Alaska St Louis Mussa Japan United States I’ribilet Islands Chamber of Commerce Beerstary Redfield Department of Commerce Meher Redfield King County Democratic Club Good Fats

Retreats Not Strategic Says Greene At Banquet

Maj. Gen. H. A. Greene told an allied dinner at the First Presbyterian church that recent retreats in France were not strategic. He predicted lines would hold and cited confidence in extended warfare. Attendees included representatives of allied nations and 500 Seattle residents.

France H. A. Greene First Presbyterian Church Seattle Japan Matsunaga Siberia Robert B. Coonts J. M. Bowman H. Albert George Hernard Pelly United States Clarence L. Reames Cavelan Peronne

Mother Tries to Endown Life in Elm Hotel Incident

A mother attempted suicide at the Elm hotel 807 Eighth Ave by laying on a note to her husband and harming her infant. Gas was smelled by hotel occupants who alerted police and opened doors, reviving Mrs Gamidiin. she is expected to recover.

Elm Hotel Gamidiin

United States cheese expert to lecture on meat substitute

Hallie Davis, United States cottage cheese expert, arrives Thursday night to lead a citywide course. She will demonstrate cheese as a meat substitute at events across Kent Puigh, Auburn High, Broadway High, Ballard High, University of Washington, Franklin High, Renton High on scheduled afternoons and mornings.

Mra Hallie Davis United States Kent Puigh Auburn High Broadway High Ballard High University of Washington Franklin High Renton High

Shasta Limited Route Cut Ends Eight Year Run

The Shasta Limited operating Seattle to San Francisco is cut off at Portland after eight years. Portland becomes the terminus due to reduced service to nine to six daily trains between Seattle and Portland. Passengers from Seattle may transfer to the Northern Pacific local at 8 a.m. for continuation.

Shasta Limited Seattle San Francisco Portland Nger Beatle Heattle Northern Pacific

Government oil leasing bill aims to ease next winter coal shortfall

Washington reports open reserves of oil coal and minerals may relieve a coal shortage next winter. Public lands committee members say Colorado holds millions of acres of untapped coal lands and Rep Taylor echoed the assessment today.

Washington Public Lands Committee Colorado Taylor

Merger of four leading express firms to be sanctioned

Washington reports a merger of Wells Fargo United States American and Adams with a capital of 35 million dollars will be sanctioned by the railroad administration for the war period.

Washington Wella Fargo United States American Adama Railroad Administration

Navy ordnance bill boosted by 200 million dollars

Washington May 9 At Secretary Daniels urging the senate navy affairs committee raised the naval ordnance appropriation in the navy bill by 200 million dollars today.

NAVY Washington Daniels Senate Navy Affairs Committee

Seven killed in Big Isaac flood in Doddridge County

A cloudburst in Doddridge County near Clarksburg West Virginia today killed seven people and washed a dozen houses from their foundations into Big Isaac creek. Oregon requests 25 railroad workers including brakemen flagmen conductors before May 26 for military enlistments by the War Department.

Clarksburg W. Va Big Isaac Loddyridge County Big Isaac Creek Portland Oregon War Department

Railroad workers must pay own club dues now

May 1, 1918 issue notes Director General McAdoo bans railroads from paying club dues for employees. The policy shifts dues to operating expenses, ending railroads’ practice of funding Commercial Clubs and Chambers of Commerce for staff, including executives and solicitors.

R.R L. Harper Leech Waaitington, May McAdoo Congress Chambers of Commerce Prssenger

Traffic Observers Club Opens to All Citizens

The Traffic Observers club started in Seattle by the city’s Chamber of Commerce traffic regulation committee will admit all persons who pledge cooperation to improve traffic conditions.

Seattle The Chamber of Commerce

Haig reports Allied gains in renewed Flanders front

British Field Marshal Haig says Hessian troops were driven from La Clytte and Voormezeele sectors after a counterattack. German forces attacked south of Dickebusch and near Kemmel, with two divisions involved and heavy losses. British lines improved between the Bomme and Ancre. prisoners were taken near Bucquoy. Hostile raids near Lens and Merrin repulsed.

London Alled Front la Clytte Voormeseceie Haig Flanders Front Dickebush Lake Yprea Kemmel la Clytte Voormezeele Flanders Lens Merrin Bucquoy Arras Albert Bomme Ancre

Artillery fights continue on multiple fronts

Paris reports ongoing artillery clashes north and south of the Avre with a German raid repulsed at La Chapelle Baignan. In the Macedonia theater fighting persists between Lake Doiran and Manastar while enemy raids on Serbian positions were repulsed.

Paris Avre la Chapelle Baignan Macedonia Lake Doiran Manistar

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