Army in Camp Lewis declares democracy in ranks
Maj. Gen. Henry A. Greene, commandant at Camp Lewis, says officers and enlisted men in his division are social equals both inside and outside the cantonment. He cites instances of equal treatment, shared meals, and casual meetings to erase old caste divisions.
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National Army
Gen.Greene
Amp Lewis
Tacoma
Wild West Division
Henry A. Greene
Camp Lewis
Cantonment
Cantonment.” By Social Equals Gen. Greene
Greene
United States
England
Army of
Paia
Gill Denies Role in Plan Under Military Police Probe
Mayor Gill rejects any involvement with the Merchants' Protective Corporation amid a Seattle military police inquiry into its vice activities. The Indianapolis syndicate, run by Cohen and Reiker, markets legal aid and collections for a $10 annual fee, with Gill’s firm earning a commission.
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Gill
Merchants’ Protective Corporation
Camp Lewis
Seattle
Indianapolis
Gill, Hoyt, Frye and Raley
David B. Cohen
S. Reiker
the Concern
Private Loses In Anti-Draft Suit
Federal Judge Cushman ruled he lacked jurisdiction in the habeas corpus case of Private Roseria of the 166th depot brigade who sought release from military service. He contends an illegal draft, but the court declined to intervene.
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Cushman
Roseria
166Th Depot Brigade
President Wilson Threatens Railroads Over Possible Strike
President Wilson warns he may take unusual measures to operate railways if a strike by rail unions disrupts service. He plans a November 22 meeting with leaders from four major unions arranged by U S mediation chair Chambers. Attending chiefs include Warren Stone, W S Carter, L B Sheppard, and W G Lee.
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United Preas
Washington
Wilson
Chambers
United States Board of Mediation and Conciliation
Warren Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
W. 8. Carter
Brotherhood
Brotherhood Chiefs Open To President on Rail Labor
President Wilson asked for options after labor leaders told Chairman Chambers they could not accept his letter terms. President Lee of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen said the union would welcome unusual measures to operate the rails if needed, citing Britain’s government control as a model for profits and fair wages.
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United Preast
Cleveland
Wilson
Chambers
United States Board of Mediation and Conciliation
Washington
Lee
Brotherhood of Failway
United Preas
England
Lloyd George Explains War Council Plan in Commons
In London Premier Lloyd George defended interallied war council as a coordinating body with no executive power. He urged a detailed debate next Monday and read the agreement among England France and Italy. Paris’ Painleve resignation signals opposition but socialists withhold full support as debate continues.
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United Preas
London
Lloyd George
House of Commons
War Council
England
France
Italy
Painleve
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Altho
Foe Tries to Cross the Piave River Front
Rome reports Allied reporters note that the enemy attempted to cross the Piave and was repelled with heavy losses. The war office cites positions between the Brenta and Piave from Texe to Lamon to Fonsane and Feltre. Grisolera lies four miles from the sea on the Piave near Donadi Pave, with German crossings at Vecchia noted near Venice.
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United Press
Rome
Piave
San Dona di Piave
Intestadura
War Office
Hrenta River
Texze
Lamon
Fonsane
Feltre
Grisolera
Donadi Pave
Berlin
Vecchia
Porto di Have Vecchia
Hile
Venice
Car Line Bonds Do Way Over Top With A Whoop
Bonds for extending the city car line into Ballard surpassed the $40 000 target as subscriptions poured in with many donors including Katheryn Fundel Fred Kaufman and Alfred Rosewood among others. Officials planned affidavits to prove funds and expected to proceed Friday before Judge Hall to remove last construction obstacles. The move signals public support for municipal ownership and faster service with four cent fares.
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Ballard
Carroll
Council Corporation
Caldwell
Hall
Gill
Ballard Bridge
Corporation
Hanna
Thomson
Katheryn Fundel
Tizate Kaufman
Fred Kaufman
Mra Clark Hawkey
Pauline Schults
Chris Baker
Chan Linde
W. A. Owen
Caroline Loom
Gertrude Mitchell
Wm. Frown
Helen Ctrocte
Chas Alden
F. J. Linder
Nelson Bekdah
Mra. W. Drewes
Mra
Kate MacNally
Anna Person
Alfred Rosewood
Also Malin
Margaret Mulligan
Hyron Thomas
Wm. Schults
G. T. Urns
KF. N. Olson
Em Bowman
G. M. Hansen
H. Hoffman
K. K. Grunland
Ines Grunland
Marie Moore
FP. Hawthorne
Thos L
Ostarium
Alexson
H. W. Behnelder
T. F. Goodwin
KH. L. Baldwin
Burley Plager
Ll. J. Bouchard
J. 1. Marcell
Mr. Arehte Wyard
A. G. Graes
J. 1. Sennett
Mr. and
Mra. O. A Christensen
New Draft Questionnaire to Determine Call of Remaining Registrants
Washington November 14 The 148 questions for about 9 million draft registrants to answer begin December 15. The questionnaire revokes prior exemptions and discharges and a failure to respond within seven days risks a year in prison.
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George Martin Washington
Haig Repulses Teuton Attack Near Passchendaele
Crown Prince Rupprecht attempted to retake Passchendaele following Hindenburg orders but failed. British commander Haig said the German assault yesterday afternoon was repulsed, with the thrust aimed north of Passchendaele ridge amid intensified artillery fire.
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London
Crown Prince
Rupprecht
Hindenburg
Passchendaele
Passchendaele Ridge
Wield Marshal Haig
Finland Declares State of War and Autonomy Moves
Stockholm dispatch reports Finland has declared a state of war within its borders and elected a diet with directors to govern the province. The move follows long aims for separation from Russia and suggests Petrograd had agreed to autonomy prior to the Bolshevik revolt.
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Finland
Stockholm
Russia
Petrograd
Star Want Ads Find You a New Home
The Star offers want ads to help readers locate a new home. Readership can browse classified listings for rental and sale options and contact details through the newspaper’s pages.
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Star
Tacoma Phone Girls Cheer in Parade for Strike Support
More than 200 Tacoma telephone operators and electricians greeted Seattle strikers at the interurban station. They marched to the Labor temple for a mass meeting to discuss ending the strike and uniting the two cities. Banners pressed wage demands, patriotic notes, and calls for equal rights as bands played. News noted no word yet on Secretary Wilson’s arrival to help settle the dispute.
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Tacoma
Seattle
Labor Temple
Telephone Company
U. S
Parr
Wilson
San Francisco
Quiet Restored in Capital as Kerensky Gains Control
Reports from Stockholm indicate Premier Kerensky again controls Petrograd after entering with troops. Troop support and seizure of telegraph lines shifted power away from Bolsheviks. Finnish agency dispatches suggest the Bolshevik regime rapidly collapsed and Kerensky loyalists gained the upper hand.
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United Press
London
Kerensky
Petrograd
Stockholm
Jay
Red Guards
Ular
Gal Son
Petrograd Quiet As Shops Open In Turbulent Times
Stockholm reports Petrograd remained calm as shops reopened and editions moved toward normalcy. The Petrograd mayor organized guards for legations and foreign residents to maintain order amid ongoing unrest and speculation.
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Stockholm
Petrograd
Mail the Sammies Before Christmas Eve Rush In Seattle
November 15 marks the last day to mail holiday packages to Seattle servicemen. Postmaster Battle urges sending gifts that weigh up to seven pounds to reach troops by December 25. A Christmas package ship from the Atlantic coast is planned for December 5.
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Sammies
France
Seattle
Battle
Bing
Atlantic
Seattle Business Directory Highlights in Star Edition
The Star prints a multi page business directory listing leading firms across Seattle and nearby areas. The feature promises lasting reference value and notes the publication as the fastest growing paper in the Northwest.
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Star
Seattle
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