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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1918

Page

6

Girl grilled by prosecutor in crime trial

The article recounts a crime trial where the defendant, Miss Lusk, sought to justify actions as attempts to restore her reputation after a planned death by her own hand. Prosecutor Corrigan introduces letters and questions about withholding affairs with Dr Roberta and the motive behind maintaining reputations.

Roberts Dr. Roberta Roberta Mrs. Roberts Corrigan Miss Lusk

Which Lips Were First to Kiss In Trial

In Waukesha Wisconsin the trial centers on who kissed first between Grace Zusk and Dr. George Roberts amid allegations of a killing. The doctor cannot recall the moment and Miss Zusk’s testimony is awaited as the case unfolds with hotel trips noted.

Grace Zusk Waukesha Wis George Roberts Miss Lusk

Galli-Curci Delights Seattle Crowd In First Appearance

Metropolitan Theatre crowd packs the venue for Ametita Galli-Curel in Seattle her first appearance. The diva receives thunderous encores after "Caro lie Ben" and "Barbiere di Sivilla" and performs with flute accompaniments. The evening closes with "Home Sweet Home" as the audience donates 2870 dollars to the Red Cross.

Metropolitan Theatre Ametita Galli-Curel Seattle Carolie Ben Galli-Curel Meyerbeer Dinorah Manel Perenguer Chaminade

Presbyterian Assemblymen Vote Support of War

The Presbyterian general assembly in Columbus pledges the church to an ever increasing effort in the war until a decisive victory is secured defying calls for premature peace.

Columbus Presbyterian General Assembly

Zinc price fixes set for zinc paint and sheet zinc in Illinois

Washington reports the War Industries Board fixed maximum zinc prices at 12 cents a pound for Grade A zinc paint and 15 cents a pound f o b the East St. Louis plant for sheet zinc, effective until September 1. Phonographs will aid FD Dalby and crew in luring hair seals, with plans for a large audience of music loving animals before a future massacre.

Washington East St. Louis War Industries Board Fd Dalby

Theatres Next Week Showcases Across Vaudeville and Drama

The Moore hosts Orpheum vaudeville with Flora Parker Carter De Haven and Ruth Budd plus and Jace Henry and cartoonist Paul Fung. Wilkes present The Claim with Grace Huff and Ivan Miller. Pantages features The Unwelcome Visitor with Herbert Lloyd and The Son of Democracy installments. Palace Hip headlines Grandpa with Francia Owen and Leon Domque.

Flora Parker Moore Miss Cecil Palace Hip Jace Henry Pantages Monte Carter Oak Moore Carter de Haven Orpheum Glen Andres and Company Ruth Budd Paul Fung Seattle Norton Melnette Mack Williams Valyda Wilkes Players Wilkes Florence Roberta New York Grace Huff Ivan Miller Peter Taylor Jungle Sons Herbert Lloyd Lloyd Fannie Simpson Bart Dean Sol Kerns Gibson Girls Walsh and Bentley Lincoln Francia Owen and Company Leon Domque

Famous Boy Choir to Sing Here for War Orphans

The Paulist Choristers of Chicago, 110 voices, will perform two concerts at the Arena on June 4 and 5 under Bishop Edward J. O'Dea. Proceeds go to aid war ravaged villages in Northern France and Belgium and orphans. Tickets at Sherman Clay's and Hyde's. Sr. M. Dunford will solo Vaudeville numbers.

Edward J. O'Dea Blshop Seattle Paulist Chicago America Arena France Belgium Sherman Clay Hyde's Pike St M. Dunford

Lufberry Wrote His Life History in Lorraine

Raoul Lufberry left his life story two thirds written in French while with the American Army in Lorraine. Capt. David Peterson translated it into English. Comrades say the memoir is thrilling and may stir up America, with Peterson urged to finish it promptly for its vital impact.

Lorraine Raoul Lufberry Lufberry David Peterson Peterson America

Davis Wife Seeks Arrest Warrant Over Desertion

Thursday night George Davis, secretary of the Newsboys' union, was reported missing to police. Friday morning Mrs. Davis swore out a warrant for his arrest charging him with deserting their four children and herself.

George

Letters to Cynthia Grey Offer Advice on Marital Boundaries

A 17 year old wife seeks guidance about a persistent suitor and trust in her husband. Advice urges directness with the admirer, continue polite contact with the wife, and maintain faith in her spouse. Other letters discuss adoption, a sailor hat ban, and a mother seeking her daughter after twenty years.

Mies Grey Sam Mises Grey Lillian

Confessions of a Wife excerpt on chivalry and marriage

Donna rails against chivalry and innocence as fetishes that burden women. A husband narrator recalls joint decisions on stock shares and gifts, noting Margie’s courage and partnership in business and marriage. The passage ends mid thought.

Donna Coe Hess Kitty Malram Margie Old Jim Tie Antly Mr. Selwin Chaerin

Unclear Fragment Prompts Reflection on Wives and Husbands

A terse line contemplates shared uncertainty in marriage, hinting at a continuing discussion between a man and wife about their relationship and future. The fragment hints at ongoing dialogue and evolving sentiments.

Sinn Feiners Await Government Move In Dublin

Sinn Fein leaders and nationalists fear the government will delay action and announce a rule next. Many young Irishmen seek army entry while tonalists advise against rash steps. The government rounds up last plotters, arresting about a dozen in a night deportation.

Dublin Sinn Sinn Fein

Thrift Stamp Message Warns Against Hun Threat

A wartime pamphlet strains against enemy propaganda urging thrift stamps as a defense, noting the phrase Any will keep the Hun away as a call to solidarity and purchase of defense savings stamps.

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