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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1917

Page

9

Fatal Street Brawl Ends in Fright Fatality

Nervick dies from cerebral hemorrhage after a street fight on First Ave. early Thursday. Post mortem reveals death caused by unusual excitement, not a head blow. KE Cook states he saw fights resume after a liquor search. Shelly reports Nervick’s boast before the clash. Body rests at the city morgue.

First Ave. S KE. Cook Nervick Shelly Alderst

Rushing Crowd Wrecks Street Car at Ames Shipyards

A crowd of more than 100 men leaving a smoker at the Ames Shipbuilding yards rushed a street car Thursday night. They refused to pay fares, wrecked the car, and forced it onto a siding at First Ave 5S and Atlantic St. Windows and lights were broken. Police arrived after the crowd had fled. no arrests were made.

Ames Shipbuilding Yards J. J. Kelly J. Lampey First Ave Atlantic St

Conscience as Supreme Judge in a Court of Mind

A reflective verse arguing that conscience acts as the court of inner justice for happiness love and grudges. It presents thoughts as jurors with kindness for defense and prejudice for prosecution, and urges telling all to the court for a fair report.

Can You Double or Treble Your Savings

The piece urges citizens to increase savings to fund the war effort and directs readers to save at the national bank as part of a patriotic drive. It emphasizes boosting savings before victory and contributing to government needs for the army and navy.

Old National Bank

Smoke fund contributions span veterans aid drive

A Neah Bay Cannery superintendent reports diverse donations to a tobacco fund for the Eighteenth Engineers in France. Contributors include individuals from Seattle, Port Angeles, and Vancouver with sums and tobacco kits sent to the front as Ramblers Club hosts a fundraiser at Leibles Hall in Queen Anne Avenue.

F W. Buhrman Neah Day Neah Fay Wash Amoke Fund Amokera Nelson Ramblers’ Club Leibley's Hall Queen Anne Ave Hoston St N. P Regiment of Engineers France Clear Lake A. Gulbrandsen Leary Ave Strand Theatre TobaAcce Fusd T ‘Neteen Halfway Pa Lincoln Johansson Fath Ave We. Nelson Beathernof Aby & Jermes Pate Martha Lb. Lane N. Swenson Vernon Kame C. Sederff St. Tee

Campbell Girl Sent to City Hospital After Poison Ingested

Josephine Campbell sixteen daughter of Mr and Mrs R F Campbell of 60th avenue southwest and Alkiave was rushed to the city hospital Friday morning after swallowing poison. Doctors and the ambulance crew acted swiftly and may save her life. The mother says the girl had been nervous and despondent lately.

Josephine Campbell R. F. Campbell 60Th Ave Alkiave City Hospital

Retreat by Germans Forecast From Captured Papers

Correspondent reports from Flan deia shows German newspapers on prisoners reveal Kaiser's government preparing the public for another retreat on the Western front. Captured officers say high command fears a withdrawal of several miles as Allied pressure mounts.

Reas Atmims Flandeia Weet Talpa Imta

Actor Armstrong Brings London War Stories To Seattle

Irish comedian Will H Armstrong arrived in Seattle to join Ed Armstrong and Baby Dolla at Catery theatre. He recalls London air raids during a four month winter engagement and performing before over 5,000 wounded soldiers in Manchester. He describes theatres with heavy roof screening and stretcher cases placed near the stage.

Will H. Armatrong Seattle Ed Armetrong Catery London Armstrong Manchester

Seattle Near 100000 Point in Y M C A Fund

Washington state reports show subscriptions toward the National War Work Fund of 55 million for the YMCA to aid enlisted men nearing 235000 in Seattle. Seattle squads have already raised 43000 with two workdays left aiming to top 100000, while towns like Everett lead Tacoma with 10600. Smokeless day redirects cigar and tobacco money to the Y M C A.

Priday Seattle Washington Walla Walla Everett Filensburg Aberdeen Blaine Hogglam Prescott

Remembered Soldier Salute at Seattle 1915 Pantages Show

An observer recalls a wartime moment when every spectator stood in salute during God Save the King at the Pantages theatre in Seattle in 1915. The description notes even injured soldiers on stretchers shared the tribute, a scene the writer vows to remember. Wil Armstrong stood last in Seattle during that event.

Wil Armatrong Wos Seattle Pantages Theatre

Boiler Explosion Injures Beattie Worker at Plant

M Reysal, a Beattie Machine Works employee at 601 Merkent, was seriously burned when a boiler exploded near his workstation. He was taken to Beattie General Hospital at 10 30 Friday morning with burns to his face hands and body.

M. Reysal Beattie Machine Works Merklent Beattie General Hospital

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