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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1918

Page

11

List of British figures named in Pemberton libel case

May 31. Noel Pember today has a list of named persons he intends to trial on a charge of criminal libel for publishing a paragraph about Maude Allan the Salome dancer in his Vigilante paper. He claims figures including Asquith Haldane and Mrs Asquith are named and sought to protect reputations from alleged assaults.

Noel Pember Maude Allan ooRilling Salome Villiers Stewart Neil Primrose Majd Pemberton Asquith Haldane Justice Darting Ing Darling Spencer Albania William of Weld Foreign Office Spencer Mid Fe

Relief Society Convention Opens Fund Drive for War Sufferers

Delegates open the national convention to raise funds for war relief. Speakers outline plans to collect contributions and support for those affected by the conflict as the session begins.

Attm The Se Relief Society

U S May Grant Citizenship to Enemy Aliens

A May 31 report says the United States could grant citizenship or naturalization to hundreds of thousands of enemy aliens from Austria Hungary and allied regions who are loyal to America. The article notes their failure to naturalize limits service and details their wartime roles and proposed study by Secretary Baker.

U.S Milton Bronner Washington America Llans Victor Sincere Cleveland Cosmopolitan Alliance Baker Uncle Sam Steel Milla

Classes Close Friday at YWCA Vocational School

The Young Women's Christian Association vocational school closes for the summer Friday except for five cooking classes conducted for the Red Cross.

Red Cross

26 Stars In Service Flag Of Old Baldy’s Kennels

A nostalgic tribute to Baldy of Nome and his sled dogs in Berkeley California. Twenty six of Baldy’s line serve in France for the American and allied armies, honoring loyalty and courage amid Arctic trails and war.

Old Baldy’s Truna Arctic Old Baldy Berkeley California Nome France Baldy Scotty Allen Northland

Oregon Dog Kills Can Be Justified If Attacking Sheep

Portland May 31 A dog is not safe in Oregon if a sheepowner suspects the animal has attacked sheep or even licks its chops in a way that signals hunger. Attorney General Van Winkle ruled a farmer may kill a dog if he believes the dog attacked sheep.

Portland Ore Oregon Fido van Winkle

State board hears 78 applicants for dental licenses

Friday morning the state board of dental examiners examined 78 applicants seeking dental licenses.

State Board of Dental Examiners

War Opens New Opportunities for the Negro

Washington May 31 War has brought opportunity to the colored race with higher wages and broader roles. McAdoo says colored workers must receive equal pay for similar work. Negro soldiers are serving in France with increasing numbers and notable harmony with white officers. The piece notes economic emancipation accompanying wartime service and the shift from traditional labor to new military and war work opportunities.

Washington McAdoo MccAdoo Gilson Gardner Washington, D. C Ans France New York Ile

Industries Using Coke May Be Shut Down

War Industries Board Chairman Baruch said many coke using industries must prove essential to war work or face shutdown. He cited coke’s role in pig iron and steel production, noting current coke output at 89.3 percent of capacity for the week ending May 11 and limited transport and labor.

Washington Indus FB. M. Baruch War Industries Board

World's Record Set in Building U S Destroyer

The destroyer Ward will be launched at Mare Island navy yard tomorrow, 16 days 10 hours after keel laying, setting a world record for speed of construction. Keel laid May 15, crews work round the clock to beat yard records.

San Francisco Ward Mare Island Navy Yard

Fight Hun Lies in Russia with Truth Says Official

Ven Svarc, former Cleveland assistant law director, returns from Russia with a call to America to use propaganda to expose German lies and aid Russia’s recovery. He warns Bolsheviks aid the Kaiser and cautions against trusting Trotsky’s promises of a new army.

Russia Cleveland Ven Svare Cleveland Law America Trotsky

Camp Dix War Garden Proves Army’s Food Plan in Action

At Camp Dix New Jersey a 400 acre kitchen garden is being cultivated for 48 000 soldiers in training. Lieutenant Colonel Edmond Tompkins and the national war garden commission organized the effort sending plows seeds fertilizer and tools by motor truck. Former soldiers volunteer for plowing duties as part of food conservation and mobility aims.

Camp DIX N. J Sdmond Tompkins Quartermaster’s Department National War Garden Commission Washington Uncle Sam

London Critiques American Boots in Parade

London observers assess American troops shown in a parade, with Warl Denbigh and British officers calling the boots too thin for trench conditions. The casual inspection suggests skepticism about equipment quality.

London Warl Denbigh

After Hun Secrets London Glassblowing Drive

May 31 report notes six Russians exempt from army service to teach Englishmen lessons from years in German glass factories. Eight interned German civilians willing to sell industrial secrets join Russians to boost Britain’s glassblowing industry under government patronage.

London Great Britain

Wilson's Pound of Wool Sells for $1500 at Auction

Juneau reports one pound of wool from President Wilson’s sheep sold at auction to the Red Cross and the Elks lodge for $1500. The sale occurred in Juneau on May 31 with proceeds directed to war relief efforts.

Juneau Wilson Red Cross Elks Lodge

British recognition of Bolshevist Russia rumored

Rumor spreads in Shanghat that Britain may recognize the Bolshevik government. Newspaper comment runs against the possible policy.

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