Seagit Site Block Hints Political Rift Amid War Casualties
News brief reports a council majority’s potential opposition to a Seagit project and lists casualty figures from a war tally. The casualty roll includes 10 killed in action and 96 total names, detailing ranks and towns from multiple states. A separate note mentions a $1,500 shortfall toward funding a new home for Mother Ryther’s flock of 60.
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Washington
New England
Leicheprey
Sergia Cotter
Lauwie W. Baglie
Zanesville
Clyde Clark
Atlanta
Christ Roth
Hersey
Alfred G. Watley
Arvilia
D J. Bredy
New Haven
Leo Dalton
Freeklyn
W. Forrester
Mountain City
Tenn Kreck
New York
Eimerly Muller
Wheeling
James Chelsea
Mase
Arthur Dickson
New Milford
LeoWianc
Nashua
Jonesy
Jamaica Plains
Masa Jona Ort
Omaha
Sel Schuster
Afton
John Silliotta
Endicott
N.Y
R. Toothman
Cumberland
Diseare
Guy & Minneapolis
Cook
Victor Mugh
Mountaindale
Privates Co
Davink River
Ming
Green Campton
Sam Guile
Lin Mary Montesuma
Cole
Con
Tony Bardinella Middleton
Percival Barnes
West Haven
Cardett
Cranston
DPD
Charette
South Deerfield
Elijah C. Colline
Warwick
Daly
Hyde Park
Albert Brooklyn
Oliver T Elliott Mase
George N. Fortin
Centra
R II
Anttle Gagnon
Hristo
Albert Garand
Johnsbury
Mass
Patrick Wall
New Conn
Ezra Woods
Berets
Johnson
Preston
Kan
Francis Washburn
Paul BE
Thomas A. Carmati
Thomas N Stacks
Sti Conn
Privat Tira N. Caatic. O
Walter W. Hardy
W. Knight
Oglethorpe
Sam McAubym
Windsor Locks
Ryther
Opposed Skagit Power Project Faces City Council Backlash
Seattle council debates Skagit power site development as Cotterill Bolton and Hesketh warn the project risks heavy debt for the light department. Ericksen and Lane share skepticism while advocates cite vast capacity and regional benefits.
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Shagit
Cotterill
Bolton
Hesketh
Ericksen
Lane
Skagit Tx
Pacific Northwest
Washington
Ite
Whatcom
Skagit
Snohomish
King
Rockport
Seattle
Skagit Project
Seattle and Tacoma
Stone- Webster
Cedar River Basin
Terrific gun duel rages on American line
An American artillery exchange near Picardy rages from dusk to dawn as heavy guns pound German positions. American batteries bombard Cantigny and repulse raids while duel fires illuminate the night sky. Supreme Secretary William McGinney arrives in Seattle en route to Tacoma for the Knights of Columbus state convention.
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Picardy
Hell
No Man's Land
Bach
Cantony
Ierman
William McGinney
The
Knights of Columbus
Seattle
New Haven
Conn
Tacoma
Order
Ihe
S T Leo
Wash Dress Lines Offer Variety and Value
A newspaper ad promotes affordable dresses including Little Cost Wash dresses at 2.50 and B- Wash dresses at 3.50. Styles feature percales, chambrays, gaiety plaids, ginghams, and mercerized cottons with detachable collars, cuffs, and belts. Nurses uniforms Dix-make priced from 3.50 to 5.00.
A Maker's Surplus Yardage of Good Black Silks and Latins
A catalog of black dress silks offered at special prices. 35 inch Messaline 95c yard, 35 inch Taffeta 1.25 to 1.35, 40 inch Chiffon Taffeta 1.50 to 1.60, Duchess Satins 36 inch, and other silks including Peau de Cygne, Crepe de Chine, and Faille. Describes weight, width, and durability for dresses, suits, and coats with emphasis on value.
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Bhagit
United Press
Pris
9&C
Children’s Union
Madras
Billie Burke
Hoover Conservation
BON Marche