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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1917

Page

10

Central Labor Council Condemns Uncomplied Strikes

The Central Labor Council adopted a resolution stating support will be withdrawn from any union striking without council adherence to regulations. Secretary James Duncan cautioned that several unions are affected and criticized I W W tactics. The council also endorsed the Red Cross membership drive by a 14 to 11 vote.

Central Labor Council James Duncan Duncan W. W Tracy L W. W I. W. W. Logic Central Ecouncil Red Cross

British Storming Party Recoils After Initial Success

A British storming party attacked German positions at Sauvages north of St Quentin and reached its objective early. A German counter attack reinforced by troops pushed the British back, reversing their gains.

Sauvages St. Quentin

Five hundred Old Glories wave over French front

Paris May 10 five hundred Old Glories flutter on French battle fronts as the American ambulance field service crews of 500 drivers from nearly every state prepare to add 25 to 30 Ford ambulances weekly. Fire damages the residence of F J Curtis at 6648 Alki Ave causing $500 loss to an $8,000 home.

W. &. Forrest Union F. J. Curtis Alki Ave

How You Can Remove Every Trace of Hair

An old advertisement claims a paste of delatone and water removes all hair from a surface in about two minutes. The skin is washed afterward to remove residue with no harm expected, though the main risk is obtaining pure delatone.

Provisional Russian government urged to avert civil war

Petrograd reports a mass proclamation warning that factional quarrels threaten internal disorder and anarchy in Russia. It calls for a coalition government, appeals for public support, and stresses the need to safeguard the state against future violence and front defeats.

WM. G. Shepherd United Free Staff Petrograd Russia Duma Ita Tella

German Police Hold Americans in Restricted Zone

German officials say Americans are held under police surveillance and torpedoing of American ships occurs only in the danger zone. Scheidemann criticizes President Wilson and hopes for a Stockholm socialism conference yield, arguing no dishonorable terms and war ending only on fair terms.

Scheidemann Wilson Stockholm Foreign Office Germany America Americas England Aad

No Indemnities For Germans Is New Peace Day

Amsterdam reports Kaiser Wilhelm era stance as Chancellor Bethmann Hollweg to announce peace terms. German press urged no indemnities yet demanded access to materials and ships, with Hertling’s visit to Berlin shaping views.

Amsterdam von Bethmann-Hollweg Germany Reichstag Staats Zeitung Count Hertling Herlin

State drops cases against all I W W members in Everett

Superior Judge Ronald Thursday signed the release of the last of 731 I W W members held on charges related to the killing of Jefferson Beard at the Everett city dock during a clash with citizen deputies. Prosecution cited insufficient evidence. 74 still jailed, with Thomas Tracy acquitted last week. Labor supporters hail the decision as a free speech victory as I W W members faced charges amid ejecting a steamer Verona protest.

Ronald Thursday W. W Jefferson Beard Everett City Dock Snohomish County Penneyvania Thomas Tracy Black Ronald Tracy Verona Everett

Explosive Inventor Fears Capture by German Agents

W. B. Barham, a Southern Pacific railroad man, says he has invented a new powerful explosive four times as strong as nitrocellulose powder with no nitrates. He claims German agents shadow him, offered transport to Germany on the submarine Deutschland, and that an attempt was made to kidnap him. British agents have also sought his formula.

San Francisco W. B. Harham Southern Pacific Railroad Barham Germany Deutschland

Engineer Killed in Boiler Explosion at Kennedy Station

Explosion of a Northern Pacific helper engine boiler killed Engineer Frank Thompson of Tacoma and seriously injured Fireman W. F. Mitchell of Seattle at Kennedy station near the Stampede tunnel late Wednesday. Mitchell was scarched. Little hope is held out for his recovery.

Northern Pacific Frank Thompson Tacoma W. EF. Mitchell Seattle Kennedy Station Stampede Tunnel Mitchell

Ex Senator Foraker Dies in Cincinnati

Cincinnati May 10 Former U S Senator Jos B Foraker is dead after two days of unconsciousness. He had served in the U S Senate and was a prominent Ohio political figure.

Foraker Cincinnati U. S Jos. B. Foraker

Finnish Brass Band Seeks Hall Return in Suit

The Finnish Brass Band society sues in Judge Ronalds court after losing use of a hall once owned by Finnish socialists and moved to land owned by Matt Pannanen in Juanita Hoe blocks band access, prompting legal action.

Finnish Brass Band Society Matt Pannanen Juanita Hoe Ronald

Wilkes Players plan Tacoma run in May week slack

The Wilkes Players, now at the Orpheum, will stage three plays in Tacoma starting May 10 while changes are made at the Alhambra theatre. They open at the Alhambra on June 10.

Alhambra Theatre Wilkes Players The Orpheum Tacoma Alhambra

Be Careful in Using Soap on Your Hair

Practical advice warns soaps and shampoos contain alkali that dries the scalp and makes hair brittle. Recommends plain emulsified coconut oil as a greaseless alternative, inexpensive and effective. Apply with water, rub in a teaspoon, lathers well, rinses easily, leaving hair soft and manageable while removing dust and dandruff.

Hoff Returns to Seattle to Publish Russian Grammar

Hans J. Hoff, a University of Washington German professor, began a trip to the Fatherland last year to study but halted in New York. He remained at Columbia University, where he wrote a Russian grammar, and now he is back in Seattle to publish the work.

Hans J. Hoff U. of W The Fatherland New York Columbia University Seattle

Spring Style Coats In Wool Velour And Poplin

A special selection from our reblar stock features about 40 spring style coats in belted and sailor collar designs. Wool poplin in light tan, wool velour in large checks and plaids, plus worsted shepherd checks. Sizes 16 to 44. Regularly 15.00 to 16.50, Special for this Hour 8.95.

Joffre Visits New York as Roosevelt Presses Division Plan

United Press reports a seven million crowd in Manhattan welcomed Joffre Viviani and the French war commission. President Roosevelt clashed with Joffre over an American division to join the front while the French leader smiled and urged the plan in a brisk, bustling city visit.

United Press New York Joffre Viviani French War Commission Lower Manhattan Papa” Joffre T. R T. ER Roosevelt

Auburn Citizens Fight to Reinstate Nine Teachers

Auburn citizens gathered in the school auditorium to press for reinstatement of nine high school teachers dismissed by former Superintendent J. F. Stout. Petition signatures circulated to demand directors vindicate teachers. Allegations of efficiency and unprofessional conduct were leveled at Stout by two of the dismissed teachers as friends of the instructors called for two school board resignations after Stout’s abrupt departure following student walkout threats.

Auburn J. F. Stout Tran Stout

Deadly Wounds Doomed Canadian Casualties Rise

A. M. Pixley of Bellingham died of wounds in France as Canadian forces total casualties reach an estimated 89,843 killed wounded and missing. The Red Cross will convert the old courthouse on the first hill into a base supply warehouse after county commissioners offered the building and the War Department accepted.

Ottawa A. M. Pixley Bellingham France The Red Cross

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