Thirty British tanks lost in Cambral assault report
Berlin reports from London that thirty British tanks were shot to pieces during the British assault around Cambral. The war office said British efforts were exhausted in fruitless attacks as Fontaine to Folie road engagements and a strong enemy offensive in the area collapsed while Indhy was stubbornly defended.
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Berlin
London
Cambral
War Office
Indhy
Fontaine To Folie
Mrs J Borden Harriman Tours British Munitions Factories
Mrs J Borden Harriman began a special tour of British munitions factories to observe how British women were contributing to the war effort. She visits facilities and meets workers, highlighting home front labor in the ongoing conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
J. Borden Harriman
Dancing From New York At Stevens' Easy Walking Dances
Stevens offers simple walking dances taught in private halls with one or two lessons. Street shoes accepted and no prior experience required. Teachers note these dances are easier than old styles and suitable for middle aged and business people. The group lists affiliations with major dancing associations and highlights recent performances in New York and appearances in Palace Hip Orpheum and Colonial theatres.
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Stevens
Little Coat
International Association Masters of Dancing
National
United Masters of Dancing Association
New York City
Palace Hip
Orpheum
Colonial Theatres
Florence Upstairs Store Halves Prices in Overstock Selloff
Overstock trouble prompts Florence Upstairs Store to offer half price suits. The market slogan invites shoppers to pick any suit at reduced rates as part of a clearance effort.
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Florence
First Sammy Killed in Action Mother Wears No Crepe
Evvansville mother Alice Dodd, mother of James Bethel Gresham who fell at Artois France on November 3, vows not to wear crape. She rejects mourning, declaring a nation cannot live in black and that Americans must be brave like the sons who fall in France.
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Sammy
Marif Barnett
Evansville
Ind
America
Europe
Alice Dodd
Evaneville
James Bethel Gresham
Artois
France
Patriotiss
Mare Dodd
James
DR. Bowin J. Jews
D. D
Columbia
Austin
First Ave
Columbie
Errest
First
Second
Seattle
Safeguard a Food Supplies
Many families buy food in larger quantities to save costs or ensure supply. They should guard against pests that can ruin food in a night. Extermination with Stearne Paste, sold for 35 cents, is advertised as effective against mice roaches and water bugs.
Five and Six Month Sentences For Assault on Deputy
W. J. Gwinn and James Dawson were sentenced by Judge Otis Brinker to serve five and six months for assault on deputy sheriff Abrams. The report mentions other local notices including commissions, injuries, and a charity drive for American troops in France.
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W. J. Gwinn
James Dawson
Sherif Abrams
Otis Brinker
Gamma Pri Beta
University of George K
Northern Pacific
A. A. Nichols
Yakima
Idaho Hotel
Nellie J. Sheldon
Beattle
Fler
Mastern Washington
Lh Vyarger
D. J
Chicago
Henry C Punk
San Francisco
Will Mnstall
PF. W Stewer
St Paulie Enetteh Lutheran Church
Thomas Shackieford
Otie Hrinker
Salvation Army
Beattie Street
France
Chamber of Commerce
Chickaloon
Matanucka Fields
Alaska
Myrtle
Order of the Eastern Star
Alhambra
Westlake Ave
Pine At
Muth Flianhet Lee
Muth Elimabeth Lee Pital
Maurice Leehey
Feather
City Fathers Debate Puget Sound Transit Fare Change
Seattle officials discuss the Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Co. plan to end four cent fares and consider a two cent transfer fare between the Rainier Valley line. Council members cite litigation and rising costs including $30,000 in salary increases and a 75 percent rise in materials, delaying relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Seattle
Public Service Commission
Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Co
Seattle & Rainier Valley
Rainier Valley
Watts
Moore
Lane
Corporation Counsel
Dameed
Raltnter Valleyine
Chicago
Tacoma Meat Cutters Unionize and Then Strike
United Press Leased Wire reports Tacoma workers demand eight hour day and union recognition. About 40 butcher shops employing 200 men walked out this morning in shops and packing plants where proprietors had refused to sign up.
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United Press
Tacoma
Foreign born help Red Cross drive urged at headquarters
Foreign born residents of Seattle show mixed patriotism as many who enter the Red Cross headquarters at 1424 Third Avenue speak broken English. The drive seeks Christmas to Christmas memberships with many volunteers needed and any girl willing to aid is urged to apply at 1474 Third Avenue.
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Heattle
Ned Cross
1424
Third
Red Cross
Thira Ave
Fire destroys barn and garage with loss of horses and vehicles
Police investigate a Chicago blaze that wiped out a barn and garage overnight. The fire claimed 142 draft horses 11 motor trucks T2 wagons and 700 tons of hay with damages estimated at 400000. John Hart of the Grand Central hotel reported a theft by his roommate. police say the missing 120 was later recovered from under a mattress.
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United Press
Chicago
John Hart
Grand Central Hotel
Fourth Ave
Yesterway
If you value your watch let Haynes repair it
Ad promotes Haynes watch repair service at the Next Liberty theatre with a brief notice. The wording suggests a local theatre setting and a service offer for timepieces.
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Haynes
Liberty Theatre
Burglary Reported as Woman Sees Theft at Home
A woman witnessed a burglar steal $50 in cash and a checkbook from her husband at their Sixth Avenue residence, then exit. JW Pryan reports his Wet View Drive home was entered Friday night with two gold chains a ring and silver spoons missing. Peterson of Hotel Craig says $29 worth of clothes were taken from his room Friday night. Officers searched Room 54 and detained 17 year old Alfred Jacobean after finding clothing.
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Justes Mra
JW Pryan
Wet View Drive
Peterson
Craig
Third Ave
Alfred Jacobean
Farmer speaks at Democratic luncheon on county mortgage
F M Farmer, candidate for port commissioner, addressed the Democratic luncheon at Good Eats cafeteria. He said a blanket mortgage of 6 million dollars is spread over every county home to fund port terminals and asked if residents will pay to dig deeper.
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F. M. Farmer
Good Eats
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PIKE
UNION
Lois Weber
Jewel
Madison
Eugene Levy
Mgr
Charles
Chaplin
Madison Eugene Levy
Mrs. Harriman
New York
Florence Upstirs
Second Avenue
Smith Bidgeraneh
Mikett
Mrs Re Odd
Wotince
Tosh
Max Figman Lin
Truth
Orphelm Valdeville
HI Shana
Jack Boyle
Kitty Berean
Hippodorome Valorvile
Peature
Wmaussell Heart
Missouri
Miller
Tess Miller
Bothell
Wash
Jurey
State Penitentiary
Rh. L. Buck
Beacon Hill Stockade
Buck
George W. Patten
Citizer
Laura Trewarth Atkinson
Madison At
Seattle General Hospital
Hed Cross
United States
Yeggs
United Preas
DANA
Yergmen
Firet National Bank
Help Red Cross
Continental Coal Co
Utah ST. Pilcott
Paysse Hardware Co
Sinth Ave
N. E
D’aint Co
OU Dban
NK Ok K
Fairbanks
Coliseum
Farmer Speaks
Edwin J, Brown
D. D. & Measures
Owl Drug Co
Bartell Drug Co
Swifts Armacy
Sider
Charming Emmy Wehlen
Ife 206
St. Paul Stove Repair & Plumbing Co
Kaiser
Charlie
William Duncan
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