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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1917
Page
8
A sale highlights Martex labeled Turkish towels in bright borders and colors. Prices span 25c to 1.50, with extra large bath towels, baby towels, face cloths, and Turkish bath sets selling in bundles of seven or six pieces.
The Beattie branch claims 2000 Seattle members oppose compulsory service and support conscientious objectors. A New York meeting plans antiwar resolutions to Congress, while Seattle organizer Mrs May Starling cites anti English sentiments and criticizes Wilson. Mrs Starling notes unidentified wealthy backers and mentions FH Brown as Seattle vice president.
A Petrograd report says Russian soldiers at a front congress adopted resolutions opposing forced annexations and punitive indemnities. They demand peace based on nations' self determination, insist on sufficient munitions, and call for unity with the Provisional Government while warning against uniting the Rasalah army in foreign adventures.
Paris May 20 French socialists rejected an invitation to a German inspired Stockholm conference and endorsed the socialist meeting urged by Russian revolutionary socialists The leaders said they had not been duped by what they called a German peace plot and clarified their position today
Italian forces on the southern front claimed a decisive victory as Hill 52 was captured and held against repeated Austrian counterattacks. Front dispatches describe furious fighting and a turning of a flank as the Italian army knocked the Austrians back.
British raiders penetrated German trenches south of Neuve Chapelle and inflicted casualties, according to Marshal Haig's report. In Croisilles area and west of Lens raiders were repulsed with no major actions reported.
Juneau report says Gov. Strong must schedule Alaska select service registration. Expectation is the date will likely be set in the fall.
Advertisement extols Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a cure all easing congestion and cleansing kidneys and bladder. Claims slow expenses and poisons are flushed, promises health with daily use and offers money back if not as represented. Brand marketed as imported Dutch remedy via The Ow! Drug Co.
Defendants cited as guilty of circulating a seditious pamphlet and facing further grand jury investigation. Attorneys sought light bonds while arguing residents would appear. prosecutors urged $5,000 surety to deter fleeing or joining enemies. McClelland criticized foreign born defendants and affirmed the draft principle as constitutional.
The upcoming bone day law imposes jail terms from 306 days to six months for first offenses and longer penalties for repeats. Priests and rabbis gain limited sacramental permits while drug stores obtain restricted alcohol sales with hearings. Officials expect confusion as permits roll out and enforcement begins July 1.
Prosecutor Lundin says new amendment to Initiative No. 3 does not repeal private possession rules. Officials expect about 4,000 alcohols daily as residents prepare for the coming dryness.
Paris May 20 German mass attacks resumed on many French front sectors with repulsed assaults in Champagne and French gains around Verdun. South of St Quentin artillery and patrol activity continued as fighting raged.
Mrs Gladys Strachan of 1557 24th Ave S died in Providence hospital from a bullet wound. Police say her husband confessed to shooting her at the Brighton hotel on May 10 in a jealous rage. He was arrested and reportedly confessed.
Dr. Carl Schultz representing naturopath healing contests Dr. BN. Childs in Los Angeles to see who can cure typhoid fever faster. The event pits unconventional methods against standard medical treatment.
Bert Griffith of the Hydah hotel was possibly fatally injured when struck by an automobile driven by A Carroll of 1411 Boylston Ave Tuesday night at Fifth Ave and Pike Ave. Local police investigated the crash and transported Griffith to a hospital for treatment.
A letter from Malcolm Stuart to Margie discloses plans for a $250000 bond and estate bequests to secure her comfort after his death. A second note to Dr Virot explains trust arrangements and hopes for a future together, while sealing their vows even in death.
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pepticon Pills as medicines of the highest character. It traces Hood's to a physician’s prescription and explains Pepticon Pills combine pep sin iron wax and tonics. The copy lists conditions such as scrofula eczema boils pimples indigestion kidney and liver troubles loss of appetite tiredness nerve exhaustion anemia and poor blood. It recommends taking Hood's before meals and Pepticon after meals.
Advertises a medical treatment deal promising money savings and the best possible care for sick patients. It emphasizes affordability and high quality treatment as a principal incentive.
Money drives the war effort as citizens are urged to purchase bonds. Appeals emphasize national finance, urging public support through financial contributions to sustain operations and victory.
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