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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1918

Page

2

Sinn Fein Leaders Arrests Probe Sparks Irish Tension

Dublin tells of calm streets amid a government sweep arresting over 200 Sinn Fein leaders and alleged plots. Officials push for proof of a German plot as new Aldermen Kelly and MacNeil take moderating roles while US reaction and financial concerns surface.

Dublin Sinn Fein Sinn Ireland Lord French John Dillon M. P Sinn Fenners United States

Charles W. Fairbanks In Serious Condition

In Indianapolis on May 21 doctors reported Charles Warren Fairbanks remains in an extremely critical state with no improvement after medical examination. The former vice president has been ill for several days. his wife Mrs. John W. Timmons and sons Fred and Warren are at his bedside.

Indianapolis Charles Warren Ks Fred Warren John W. Timmons

Exoneration of Elliott County Jailer in Theft Case

In Judge Calvin Hall's court a directed verdict exonerated Frank Elliott the Elliott County jailer. The case centered on a county coat allegedly sold to Sheriff Ase Lee. the jailer had been indicted by the grand jury last January.

Frank Elliott Calvin Hall Elliott Ase Lee

French Peasants Honor Dead American Ace Raoul Lufberry

Maj. Raoul Lufberry, American ace killed in combat, was honored by French peasants and Allied troops near Loraine. Funeral rites were held at a hospital site under artillery fire, with American and French aviators, soldiers, and generals present. A German biplane was believed to be downed by Lufberry’s comrades, and his coffin was draped with the American flag amid flowers and wreaths as the ceremony was filmed for later display in the United States.

Loraine Raoul Lufberry Lufberry Raoul G. W. Loveberry Roaton Maj France Seattle A. Y.P

French Named to Post in Ireland

Lord French has been named lord lieutenant of Ireland. Until late in 1915 he was commander of the British armies in France and Belgium.

Ireland Lord French Lord Leutenant France Belgium

American aviator bags Hun plane in chase

Capt. David Peterson of Honesdale Pennsylvania leaped into a monoplane near Nancy and engaged a German biplane. He drove the enemy craft behind German lines but official credit was not awarded as no witnesses were present. Peterson had five confirmed victories in four days according to reports. Handy, charged with draft evasion, was bound over for trial by United States Commissioner McClelland after a raid on the W. W. headquarters on May 2.

Lorraine David Peterson Honesdale Nancy Peterson Chas Handy United States McClelland New W. W

Lingerie Waists and Half Socks for Young Children

A small product listing offers children’s white lingerie waists with decorative striped tops in pink blue and lavender.

Shoes with long narrow suede vamps and Louis heels

Shoes described feature long narrow suede vamps with cloth tops matching, leather soles, and covered Louis heels.

Casualty Roll Adds 41 Names with Deaths, Wounds

May 21 reported a casualty list listing 41 names including three killed in action two dead of disease one dead from wounds seven due to accidents eighteen severely wounded eight lightly and two missing in action among officers Lieut Cyril M Angell Attleboro Mass and Lieut William K B Emerson New York killed in action Captain Hall now missing Colfax Iowa also listed as dead in action other names span many states and towns with several wounded and missing actions noted.

Lerehing Cyril M. Angell Attleboro Maes William K. B. Emerson New York Hall Colfax Iowa Cyril M Angell Mase Wm. K Mmeraon Leslie Allen Banguta Memphia Tenn Corps Manford Pietland Mustey Pulaski Wile Vincent Nickel Chicago Frank Fh Meth Yort Wayne Abraham Mheltenburger Hingham Ment Charlee Alavi Omaha Neb Mamuel T. Amith Horton Ark Wesley DT Wentworth Denver Cole Harry W. Lute Eimer Dekken Palermo John F Hynes Whitaker Lionel N. Johnsen Minot Lawrence Marcurel Berwind W Va William Parsone Werner Allentown Merrie Welman Phat Henter York, & C James Mall Callas

Huns Line Up 100 Divisions For New Drive

Allied war correspondent reports German forces massing on the western front. Mackensen believed ready to strike, with 100 divisions of shock troops, forty fresh and sixty veterans, poised for a major blow toward Amiens and the Somme. Weather favorable, air activity high as bombardment and ground fighting intensify.

Philip Simms United Press France 4Ien Mackensen West Front Hindenburg Germany Raudsia Amiens Somme Lya Louisiana

Washington Man Listed Among Fifteen Captives in Germany

Hillmar II Richardson of Willapa is named among ten Americans reported as prisoners in Germany. Richardson served as flight officer aboard the ship Encore and was captured by the enemy. The War Ministry of Prussia issued the list, via advices reaching Washington.

Hillmar II Richardson Willapa Germany Encore Washington

Teamsters Strike in Spokane Remains Unsettled

Spokane May 21 arbitration offered to the 209 striking teamsters by their employers had not been accepted. The strike began May 1 over demands for higher pay and an eight hour day, with agreement reached on all but the hours.

Spokane

Minute Men Meeting At Swedish Church Tuesday Evening

The Minute Men of Precinct No 51 announce an open meeting for men at the Swedish church located at 65th Street and Second Avenue N. W. The event features Private Tepperten of the Canadian army speaking on the early days of the war.

Seattle Lodge Hosts Benefit Progressive Whist for Red Cross

Seattle Lodge No. 7 Degree of Honor of the A O U U W schedules a benefit progressive whist party for the Red Cross auxiliary. The event takes place May 14 at 9 p.m. in Evergreen Hall Baillar geon building.

Seattle Red Cross Evergreen Hall Baillargeon Building

Hats Marked Down to 3.50 at Bon Marche Second Floor

Woman shoppers find hats reduced to 3.50 in Leghorn Hinoki sailor shapes and soft fabric styles. The collection features tailored ribboned sailors rib bon trimmed shapes fruit and flower motifs and grain yarn designs. Fresh from the work rooms these hats use practical trimmings and good materials.

BON Marche

Smart Cotton Frocks at $3.95 Featured for Wash Dress Day

At The Bon Marche the smart cotton dresses priced at 3.95 attract attention for home and garden wear. Two Billie Burke styles in white twill are shown. Display on the third floor.

Billie Burke BON Marche

White Pajama Flannel Sale at Bon Marche

The Bon Marche offers white pajama flannel at 20c per yard with seconds Eden flannel in 28 inch width. An unusually good value for the money. Not over 10 yards to a customer. LOWER MAIN FLOOR-THE BON MARCHE.

Spirit of Freedom Highlighted by Australian Leader

Crawford Vaughn former South Australian premier told Seattle Overseas club members Monday night that America realizes the spirit of freedom more than any other country due to its bitter revolt to secure independence. Clarence L Reames special assistant United States attorney also spoke.

Dom Crawford Vaughn Seattle Overseas Club Clarence L. Reames United States

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Sinn Feiners Charles W. Fairbanks Frank J. Taylor United Press Correspondent Orate Services Waa Berry United States Field Toul America Copenhagen Georgette Rose Palm Beach Copen Niggerstown Emerald Taupe London Wariington Tien HUNS Teamsters The Sonny JourrTi Floon Leghorn, Hinoki Sailor McCallum Crockery War Office J. M. Hawthorne D. W. Keteham Washington, D.C Community Sings Broadway Lincoln Sings Raymond Shanessy Alpha McDonald Meald City Hospital
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