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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1918

Page

10

EROES OF TWO NATIONS MEET

Due to tonnage shortages a Swedish timber company builds a huge raft from 2 100 standards of timber tied in a chest shape. The raft will be used for vert purposes.

Pecal N.ef. A London

Notable deaths and military enlistments amid influenza outbreak

Major William RB Dean, West Point football alumnus, died at Camp Dodge Iowa from influenza. Charlie Bell of San Francisco, a featherweight and artist, also died of influenza. Babe Ruth and Bernie Poland show flu illness or naval service ties, while Jack Dempsey is sought by the U S Navy for service at Great Lakes as a riveter. Yankee auto racer in France reported alive after crash.

William RB. Dean Military Academy West Point Camp Dodge, Ia Charlie Bell San Francisco Jack Dempsey United States Navy Great Lakes Bunch Jack Bernie Poland Detroit Tigers Great Lakes Naval Training Station

Rough Football Moves to Parlor Class in 1918 Camp Games

Recalling reformers who blamed rough play in football, the piece notes army and navy camps adopting virile games on university campuses. It highlights pushball as a stark contrast to traditional football, describing its massive six foot diameter ball, center placement, and violent scrambles that leave players muddy and battered.

Army Navy

Seattle to host intramural football amid influenza ban

The university plans fall gridiron games using 1000 Army Training Corps men under Capt Aub and coach Claude Hunt. Public attendance is barred until the influenza crowding ban lifts, but drill credit will be awarded and games scheduled with naval training camp teams to boost fitness and morale. The piece recalls Seattle’s past Purple and Gold football prestige.

Seattle A. E. Aub Student Army Training Corps Claude Hunt Princeton Aub Purple and Gold

War hymnist Rodeheaver aids French troops with trombone

Homer Rodeheaver renowned as Billy Sunday’s song leader travels to France to contribute music and morale to the Allied forces. The agricultural value captured from German districts tops 13 million dollars, underscoring wartime loss and economic impact.

Homer Rodeheaver Billy Sunday France

Retail fruit and nut prices from Washington Oregon markets

A fragmented list shows prices for apples peaches bananas cranberries grapes almonds filberts peanuts and pecans from Washington Oregon markets. Items include Jonathan and Delicious apples Washington triplets Oregon triplets and other regional produce with unit prices and rough quantities.

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