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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1918

Page

5

Plan Big Drive for Council of Service

Seattle initiates a nationwide style war service drive on June 2 to enroll every man and woman in the Council of Patriotic Service with approval from state and county defense bodies and President Wilson. The week long campaign seeks 50 cent monthly dues from men and 25 cents from women to fund education and war relief efforts.

Seattle Council of Patriotic Service Defense Wilson Red Cross National Defense Organization Louis Friedlander Ed Ballinger Frank Hull Alker Building

Mooney Death Sentence Again Delayed to 60 90 Days

In San Francisco May 29 Judge Franklin A. Griffin resentenced Thomas J. Mooney to death, setting execution between 60 and 90 days from sentence. Mooney’s lawyers plan a writ of probable cause to keep him jailed in San Francisco rather than at San Quentin, seeking gubernatorial clemency or a U S Supreme Court appeal. The judge stated there was nothing else to do.

San Francisco Thomas J. Mooney United States Supreme Court Franklin A. Griffin Mooney San Quentin Penitentiary

Wentworth Charged Over Red Cross Row In Bremerton

Ruth Cook of Bremerton threatened to place a yellow chalk mark on D A Wentworth after he refused to donate to the Red Cross. He was charged with disturbing the peace and the case was set for Friday.

Ruth Cook Bremerton D. A. Wentworth Red Cross Miss Cook Mercy Society Wentworth

Clemmer Shows Seal of Silence with Karl Williams

For three days Clemmer Theatre presents The Seal of Silence starring Karl Williams, with Grace Darmond as Ruth Carden. The program also features a Pathe Weekly, a Sydney Drew comedy, and other shorts including Believe Me Xantippe and Wild Women and Tame Lions.

Clemmer Karl Williams Grace Darmond Ruth Carden Pathe George George MacFarland Ann Littl Wallace Reid Xantippe Liberty Star Liberty News Weekly Paramount

Express Companies Merge Under New Private Corporation

Washington May 29 The transportation business of Wells Fargo Ada ma American and Southern Express companies will be merged into one private corporation capitalized at 30 million dollars.

Washington Wells Fargo, Adama American Southern Express

University staff banquet at Sorrento hotel noted

University of Washington Daily staff members held a Twiceday night banquet at the Sorrento hotel. The event gathered newsroom staff for an evening of recognition and fellowship.

University of Washington Daily Sorrento Hotel

Food Thief Ring Steals Thousands in San Francisco

Federal and police officers report an organized ring stole food from freight cars and wharves in San Francisco on May 29. Nearly four tons of flour sugar and other items were found at the hotel of Amabile Porta who was arrested as a food hoarder. Several other men are jailed.

San Francisco Federal Polce Amabile Porta Jall

Six Nurses Graduate At Seattle City Hospital

Six nurses graduated from Seattle City Hospital Tuesday night in a ceremony in the council chamber. Mayor Hanson delivered an address as part of the exercises.

Seattle City Hospital Council Chamber Hanson

Fifteen More Men Off for Army Training From Seattle

A Seattle draft call sent 75 men to Vancouver barracks for army training. It followed the war department note that the final quota of the first army draft had been called. At draft board No 6 on Tuesday eight of nineteen summoned failed to report, listed as deserters. Luncheon for departing troops was held at the Soldiers and Sailors club. Divination No 10 released 39 men who missed examination.

Seattle Vancouver Barracks War Department Soldiers’ and Sailors Club Divination No. 10 Washington America

Spain Reports to S ow Prisoners Held by Germans

Washington May 29 The Spanish embassy in Berlin replies to the State Department on how American prisoners of war are treated. Spanish delegates may visit camps freely but German officials require witnesses if the visit is unannounced. When advance notice is given there is no military interference.

Washington State Department Berlin

Tanlac helps Seattle couple report relief from digestive ills

Mrs. George Conklin of 4006 24th Avenue West says Tanlac improved her digestion back pain and kidney issues after years of suffering. Her husband, a railroad man, also benefited as he began Tanlac for stomach trouble. The ad notes general claims about Tanlac’s toning up of overworked organs and urges purchase at Bartell Drug Stores in Seattle.

George Conklin 24Th Avenue West Tanlac Conklin Great Northern North Dakota Seattle Bartell Drug Stores

Bishop Fogarty urges Irish youths to resist draft

United Press reports from Dublin on May 29 noting Bishop Fogarty of Killaloe urged Irish youths to resist conscription during a sermon at confirmation ceremonies. He praised De Valera as a great leader and urged calm as the Irish people await the outcome, while Dublin papers debate the clergy stance.

Dublin Fogarty Killaloe de Valera Sinn Ireland

Italian ace Baracca adds 32nd enemy plane downed

Major Baracca, the leading Italian ace, shot down the foremost enemy aircraft, increasing his confirmed victories to 32. The action, reported from the war front, underscores Baracca's continued air superiority over opposing forces.

Paris Maj Baracca

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