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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1917

Page

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Roosevelt volunteer division plan forces House action

The House voted 215 to 178 to recommit the conference report on the select service army bill with instructions to insert the Roosevelt volunteer division plan. The move followed a tense session in which Speaker Clark and others received cheers for voting against the administration line.

Washington Roosevelt House Select Service Army Senate House Senate Clark Mann Jeanette Hankin Sherwood Kitchin

Seattle backs up plan to celebrate registration day

Mayor Hiram C. Gill backs a city wide celebration to honor volunteers registering for service. William Gaines urges committees at registration sites with representatives from labor, banking, and professional circles. A mass meeting or dance at the Armory is proposed to arrange greeters committees and raise funds for the company mesa fund.

Seattle Gill Gaines William Gaines Armory

Peasant land seizures rock Russia as revolt spreads

Petrograd May 12 The revolt of Russian peasants grows as nearly 150 000 000 acres are seized and land is confiscated or redistributed by popular assemblies. Soldiers desertions rise amid German propaganda urging return home to claim land. Duma leaders and soldiers clash over the pace of reform.

William G. Shepherd Nlted Drees Petrograd Russia Duman Duma Shulgin

Broadway High Stage May Festival Delights 800

Students of Broadway high school presented their annual May festival Friday night in the school auditorium before an audience of 800 people.

Broadway High School

Stars Tonight at Seattle Theatres Headline Week Ahead

The Star lists George Beban at Coliseum Margaret Ellington at Mission Ethel Barrymore at Liberty Mary Miles Minter at Colonial Edith Storey at Clemmer and Clara Kimball Young at Rex among other attractions. Full details in today’s issue.

George Beban Coliseum Margaret Ellington Mission Ethel Barrymore Liberty Mary Miles Minter The Colonial Edith Storey Clemmer Clara Kimball Young Rex

Departure of American Mission to Russia Accelerated

Washington May 12 The Department speeds the American mission to Russia amid reports of continued internal disturbances there.

Washington Russia

Wheat Futures Jump as May Crashes on Market Riot

Chicago May 12 The Board of Trade closed May futures after a riotous day sending July up 28 cents to 2.75 and September up 20 cents to 2.46. May wheat collapsed from a record 3.25 as authorities halted May trading and a special committee will set contract prices. The crisis stems from non existent wheat, unobtainable purchases, and Western traders overselling to Europe and others.

Chicago Board of Trade

Echo Zahl Seeks Work In Seattle Diary Chapter

Miss Echo Zahl formerly of the University of Oregon arrived in Seattle to seek employment. She recounts her decision, arrival, and initial job search experiences in a serialized account with a third installment planned for Monday.

Echo Zahl Echo June Zahl University of Oregon Eugene Seattle

Mayor of City Is Shot

The report cites a local mayor named Eugene Odent in Senlis France beloved for kindness and public service. It recounts his leadership during cholera outbreaks and the 1870 Prussian invasion, noting his son and citizens called him father while Germans bombarded the town in 1914 forcing residents to hide in cellars.

Charles Edward Washington D. C Senlis France Telli Paris Eugene Odent Paxton Hague

Cigaret Was The Girl In The Star Classics Series

A brief promo notes the heroine Cigaret Was in a story of love and danger titled Under Two Flags by Ouida. The Star announces the novel as its best and that the first of six classic titles begins Monday, each complete in itself.

Cigaret Ouida

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Ane Hindenburg Line Aes Ee Charles Edward Russell Conference Committee Hiram C. Gill D Company Second Washington Infantry Mesa Fund Knights of Pythias Hall Sorrei Ne New Charlies Bas Ward Russell F and Iis Russell Gover Commission Russa Fee Cigaret Saves Hero
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