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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1917

Page

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Allied War Council Debate Dominates Commons Fight

Lloyd George defends a supreme inter allied war council in the house as Asquith and other opponents criticize the plan. President Wilson’s support is cited and Maj Washburn’s Seattle visit underscores Russian optimism amid internal turmoil.

Wilson Lloyd George Allied War Council Maj. Washburn Ated Press London America Lon Kitchener Inter-Allied Council Asquith Lioyd George England Ifice War Council Paris France Italy Tloyd George House of Commons Supreme Inter-Allied War Council Wiigon Commons Col. E. M. House Northcliffe Supreme War Council

Two Sammi es Killed in Clash with Germans

United Press dispatch reports two American soldiers killed and six wounded in a November 13 engagement with German forces. The deceased are Sergt John F Czajka and Private Stanley Jano vicz. Wounded include several privates and sergeants with listed next of kin from Wisconsin Massachusetts Pennsylvania West Virginia Louisiana and Oklahoma. The article notes it is the second casualty list from front line fighting and that details from Gen Pershing’s report are incomplete. A public meeting and remarks by Maj Washburn are also included.

United Press Washington John F. Czajka Albert Czajka Milwaukee Wis Stanley Janovicz Sophia Giebutovicz Fast War Department No Man's Land

City morals group urged to supply evidence in vice case

A. G. Murphy says the Ministerial Federation morals committee has affidavits from September 14 on Dick Fleming’s closed dance hall at 414 Fifth Ave. Beckingham allegedly withheld evidence. Kennedy sought it to oppose Fleming's injunction. Murphy vows the committee will provide facts and press on despite officials' stance.

T. 4. L. Kennedy Ministerial Federation Chief Beckingham Corporation Counsel A. G. Murphy Murphy Kennedy Gill Dick Fleming Fifth Ave Bockingham H. A. Greene Seattle Fleming Beckingham Morals Committee The Leonard BR. Smith N. C. Nelson

Italian Front Holds Against Austro German Drive

United Press dispatch reports at the Piave line as Italian forces repel renewed Austro German assaults. Intense artillery duels and counterattacks mark the front from Axiago bridge to the Piave center, with breaches at Fagare plugged and enemy losses mounting.

Preas iPiave Fagare

Highest profit in history made by U. S. firms

A comparison by Eastman Dillon & Co. of 45 diverse American corporations shows after war taxes the average net profits reach 15.7 percent, with pre tax profits at 32.7 percent. The figures, excluding munitions makers, suggest high living costs and rely on December 1916 stock market values rather than actual capital invested. (Continued on page 7)

Big Business Basil M. Manly Washington Nov. S Congress Eastman, Dillon & Co United States

Hunger strikers in serious condition report

Sixteen women picketers are in a dangerous state after a hunger strike begun Wednesday. Mrs. J. H. Short of Minneapolis paid a $25 fine and was released from Occoquan workhouse today.

Short Minneapolis Minn

Bob Hesketh Enters Mayor Race on No Camouflage Platform

Councilman Bob Hesketh announced a mayoral bid on a no camouflage platform. He has served on the city council since 1911 and boasts top vote totals in the last two elections. His platform calls for a single standard of morals equal rights a clean city and no camouflage. He said he is in touch with the people and invites better qualified rivals to meet him.

Bob Hesketh Hesketh Heaketh Jack de Saulles Bianca de Saulles D. H. Lawrence Freud Yale

Death penalty sought for Chilean heiress in murder trial

United States prosecutors demanded the death penalty for Mrs Bianco de Saulies, a Chilean heiress, at the opening of her trial for the murder of her husband John Longer de Saules, a former Yale football star. The case began in Mineola New York as District Attorney Weeks challenged first juror over capital punishment.

Mineola N. Y Bianco de Saulies John Longer de Saules Yale

Hydah Hotel Raid Nets Ten Disorderly Offenders

The vice squad raided the Hydah hotel at 1516 Fifth Ave early Sunday morning. Ten persons four women and six men were arrested on disorderly charges and taken to the city hospital for examination.

Hydah Hotel Hydah Fifth Ave City Hospital

Venizelos To Make U S Spring Mission

Premier Venizelos of Greece will travel to the United States on a special mission next spring, according to authoritative information this afternoon.

United Press London Venizelos Greece United

Allen Odell wins egg eating challenge in nine minutes

Eddie Hawley of Seattle Living Co. bet Allen Odell he could not eat 24 fried eggs in 20 minutes. The challenge at Corona 1420 Fourth Ave. ended with Odell eating 24 eggs in nine minutes plus a French roll, pie, coffee and milk. Referee JL Wordman awarded Odell a $20 prize.

Five U Boats Sunk on Last Saturday

Premier Lloyd George told the House of Commons that five German submarines were destroyed on Saturday alone. The disclosure highlights wartime losses and British naval effort amid ongoing U-boat campaigns.

London Lloyd George House of Commons

Psychoanalytic view of De Saulles murder case opens in New York courts

A columnist surveys the Bianca De Saulles murder case, arguing courts miss deep psychology. She contrasts Bianca's motive with law’s limits, urging humane handling by experts and cautioning that public trials may harm the victim.

Bianca Errazuris Vergara de Saulles Bianca de Haulles du Maurpassant Bianca Saulles

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