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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1917

Page

8

Society Women in War Against Waste

New York society women calling themselves the First Fifty tour Long Island to promote Women Army Against Waste. The group will teach scientific canning to prevent spoilage this season. Mrs William K Vanderbilt vows to avoid pork or beef at home, acting as food dictator for her household. Mrs George Gould abstains from white bread and Mrs Theodore Roosevelt adopts corn meal.

William K. Vanderbilt George Gould Theodore Roosevelt

Militiamen Headed to Presidio Training Camp

Militiamen from Seattle depart for the officers reserve camp at the Presidio in San Francisco for a training session, leaving Thursday.

Seattle Presidio San Francisco

National Geographics Board Settles Mount Rainier Name

In a letter to Congressman Albert Johnson the National Geographic Board states no geographic feature in the world can claim a name more firmly fixed than Mount Rainier resolving the dispute this week.

Washington Albert Johnson Mount Rainier National Geographic Board

Sailors Honor Dead at Puget Sound Navy Yard Service

More than 190 sailors from the Puget Sound Navy Yard joined with the Woman's Relief Corps on Wednesday in a service for the nation's sailor dead. They watched with grave faces as veterans strew flowers on the water in honor of departed comrades.

Puget Sound Navy Yard Woman's Relief Corps

Movie Stars Rally for Liberty Bonds in San Francisco

San Francisco Liberty loan committee tracks subscriptions from film stars led by Mary Pickford who gave 100000 dollars. Charlie Chaplin followed with 50000 dollars, Douglas Fairbanks reportedly pledges up to 15500 weekly, while the effort emphasizes celebrity influence in boosting bond sales.

San Francisco Liberty Loan Bond Committee Charlie Chaplin Douglas Fairbanks Mary Pickford Mary Charlie Douglas Faiirbanks Gosiner Caps

U S Airmen in France to Get Fine New Craft

La Fayette escadrille in France will be outfitted with new French war planes, the highest powered and fastest yet. The gesture marks French regard for the American Flying Squadron. The unit awaits proper American aviation uniforms as the French supply outfits.

U.S France United Press Lafayette May la Fayette Escadrille Uie Recutens

Capt. Gabrielsoon recalls captivity aboard German sub

Norwegian Captain E Gabrielsoon, en route to San Francisco via Seattle, describes a 13 day captivity aboard a German submarine. He says the crew was treated well with cigars and wine during the period.

E. Gabrielsoon Norway Seattle San Francisco

Confessions of a Wife A Diary Reaches for Lost Love

An unnamed narrator contemplates Malcolm Stuart through his letters and her diary. She weighs whether to reveal the affair to her husband Dick and how fate shaped her moral choices. The passage ends with a vow to be cautious and charitable while the story continues.

Kitty Malram Eleanor Fairlow Eliene Malcolm Stuart Hook Tin Firet Margie Malcolm Dr Virot

Minor British Offensive Ends in Brief Defeat South of Scarpe

Local attacks and bombardments marked a day of incessant activity along the front with a period of portents quiet in military terms. A small British thrust south of the Scarpe failed as German forces remained alert and repelled the attack.

United Press Scarpe

Pamphlet Calls For Fall Of Hohenzollern

A Bavarian printed pamphlet signed Henry the Conqueror argues the Hohenzollern fall is Germanys only hope. It likens William to Pyrrhus and faces strong censorship, yet circulates widely, reaching even Bulgaria. The issue highlights wartime turmoil and political extremism.

Hohenzollern Henry the Conqueror Bavaria Germany William Pyrrhus Bulgania Munitions Department German War Office

Lemon Skin Softener Beauty Lotion from Lemons

A vintage beauty tip explains a lemon based skin softening lotion. Mix two fresh lemons juice with three ounces of orchard white to create a quarter pint solution that keeps for months. Strain pulp, massage daily on face neck arms and hands to soften brighten and even skin tone.

Federal grand jury to probe posters in Portland

A federal grand jury will meet June 6 to investigate the distribution of posters in Portland signed by the Seattle No Conscription League. District Attorney Clarence Reames says he aims to intern those responsible for the duration of the war.

Portland Seattle Clarence Reames

Anson Bateham Sails to Extend U S Fruit Market

Anson Penfield Bateham of White Salmon and Portland, named by the department of agriculture, will sail June 7 to the Orient to expand American fruit markets in Australia, Japan, Eastern Siberia, and China.

Washington Anson Penfield Bateham White Saloon Portland Department of Agriculture Orient Australia Japan Siberia China

Seattle laundry drivers seek universal wage scale

Seattle laundry drivers demand a universal wage scale with a minimum of 20 dollars per week. Employers must decide to accept or reject the demanded scale by Sunday afternoon.

Seattle

Suspects Held for Grand Jury in Select Service Conspiracy

Chicago reports several suspects being held to appear before a grand jury on charges of conspiring to hinder the selective service act. The case centers on alleged actions aimed at obstructing draft compliance.

Chicago

Adopt Fiske's Plan Seaplane Torpedo Launcher

A German seaplane captured by British forces is identified as a torpedo launching seaplane. Rear Admiral Bradley A. Fiske, U S Navy, is credited as the original inventor. In London, Canadians refer to Germans as Heineys, replacing Fritz Boche and Hun in common usage.

New York Bradley A. Fiske U. S. Navy London

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