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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1917

Page

6

American dyes exported for first time during war

Washington reports that American dye makers, once cut off by German imports, have rebuilt the industry and begun exporting dyes for the first time. From 628 workers in 1914 producing 6.42 million pounds valued at 1.13 million dollars, output rose to 8.43 million dollars in seven months of this year with plans to expand further abroad.

Washington America Germany Department of Commerce Canada Mexico Argentina Pritish India Japan France Italy Russia Europe Spain United Kingdom Teuton

Two Germans Held By U S In City On Alien Enemies Charge

Ernest Thode and C Kurola German sailors were arrested Wednesday by city police at federal request on suspicion of alien enemy status. They face a Thursday hearing for allegedly falsely signing public records with one claiming to be a Swede and the other a Hollander after signing records for the shipping commission.

Ernest Thode C. Kurola Shipping Commission

Berlin Schoolboy Seeks Name Change to Americanized Title

Kenneth Baker, a Boston area schoolboy, petitions Governor McCall to rename Berlin Massachusetts to a more American name. The governor approved the idea and Berlin's selectmen now weigh the proposal.

Boston Mase Berlin Massachusetts

Local Market Prices List and Items

A dense price list from a local market notes items such as ground cherries, corn, melons, and various produce with per unit or per weight figures. It includes oats, hay, grains, and livestock prices like hogs, veal, and poultry. The entry also records prices for butter, cheese, and related dairy goods.

Bob Michigan ATS Emperors Spaskas Criscas Esteett Tiren Timothy Wheat Nebraska Irenis New Eola Deticions Evtre Famey Jonathans Panenne Gravenstein Aifalfm Weal

Sailor mascot Woolley drills with Marines in Salt Lake City

Corporal Berne F Woolley, a year old mascot at the Salt Lake City recruiting station, is drilled daily by Marine officers. He salutes every officer and can execute intricate foot movements like a veteran, supported by his sidekick Pachus. He has four older brothers in the colors.

Berne F. Woolley Salt Lake City Utah U.S. Marines Ix Pachus Woolley Salt Lake Marine Corps

Hire Girl Marshals by United Press Leased Wire

Boston report states two young women, Mary K Buckely and Grace BE O'Donnell, have been named acting deputy marshals in the United States Marshal office. They are described as the first women appointed to such positions in the country.

United Preas Boston United States Marshal Mitchell Mary K. Buckely Grace BE. O'Donnell

Guest Takes Coin in New Richmond Hotel Theft

Pegar Vandever of New Richmond hosted a guest Tuesday night who offered a bed for the night. Wednesday morning Vandever found the guest had fled with $80 in cash a $25 money order and a new brown suit of clothes.

Pégar Vandever New Richmond J D. Carney Shetter Vandever

Readers Answers Offer Canning Tips And Publishing Advice

A column features Cynthia Grey advising on getting fair book deals and submitting suitable work. A reader's canning recipe for chicken and meat preservation is shared, detailing jar preparation, boiling times, sterilization, and storage guidance.

Japan Bans Tips on Railways Amid Health Concerns

Tokyo dispatch reports the Japanese government forbids tipping on railroads. Officials argue tips harm receivers health and entice young passenger boys who lack maturity to take improper rewards. The move aims to curb temptations and preserve conduct aboard trains.

Japan Tokio Lada

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