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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1916

Page

8

Germans Drive On Bucharest Reported In Balkan War

Nov 25 report says German forces crossed the Danube at Simnitza and pressed toward Bucharest while Romanians regroup along the Alt valley. Berlin notes claim no large captures, suggesting Romanians may have withdrawn to stronger defensive positions near Turnu Severin and Orsova.

Bucharest Israel Romania Danube Simnitza London von Mackenzen Ait Balkan Berlin Wallachia Orzova Turnn Severin von Falkenhayn Alt River Teutons Marsha Amsterdam Munich Friedrichshaven Wilhelmshaven

Teutonic Move at Bucharest Sparks Romanian Russian Offense

Von Mackenzen and German forces were expected to begin an offensive in Dobrudja prompting a strong Russian Romanian counteroffensive. Reports yesterday said the Russians and Romanians launched a vigorous attack beginning in this quarter, with Loudon predicting heavy fighting ahead.

Murphy Jury Fails to Agree After Hymn Sang

After a 26 hour session the jury in the James Murphy longshoreman case reported a hopeless disagreement and was dismissed by Judge Tallman. The 10 to 2 vote could not be resolved despite the jurors singing Rock of Ages.

James Murphy Pier 2 Tallman

Capitalist Held on Booze Charge in Dunn County Case

The baggage man delivered a trunk and a suitcase with 29 quarts of whisky to H. H. Hamlin at 1420 12th Ave. Hamlin, 72, a retired real estate dealer, was arrested for violating the dry law and released on bond. Putnam's men found 29 more cartons labeled beer but containing whisky at Plier B. Friday night. The shipment, from Colonial Liquor Co. of San Francisco, was consigned to H. A. Sapp, 27, and Joe Younger, 21, Eagle Transfer Co. drivers, who were arrested on open charges.

H. H. Hamlin 12Th Ave Hamlin Sergi Putnam's Men Plier B Colonial Liquor Co

Neratoff Named New Slavic Foreign Minister

Petrograd November 25 M Neratoff was named minister of foreign affairs replacing Premier Sturmer. Trepoff had been announced as Sturmer’s successor yesterday. Neratoff had served as acting assistant foreign minister.

Death of David W. West in Seattle ends long residence

David W. West of Seattle for over four decades died Friday night near his home at 1415 Belmont Ave presumably from heart disease. A nurse, Miss Hilda Roswald, found him on the sidewalk and called for help. West, in the merchant patrol business as West & Surrey since 1890, leaves a widow and three married daughters. Labor and Eight Hour Law Baltimore November 26 The American Federation of Labor refused to go on record against efforts to gain an eight hour day by legislation.

David W. West Seattle Belmont Ave West Hilda Roswald Weat West & Surrey LABOR Baltimore American Federation of Labor Today

Melting Eyes Help Her 10 Win Luxury

Beauty and charm are not assets for women who drew money from acquaintances. Annie Sharpley is short and stout. Cassie Chadwick and Therese Humbert are described with coarse voices and unflattering features in this blurred clipping. The piece notes their deceptive schemes and the men they enticed.

Rise of Annie Sharpley as Chicago con artist linked to Chadwick era figures

Annie E Sharpley, a former $6 a week restaurant worker, emerged as a high profile frauds suspect in Chicago. Police say she bilked about $81 000 from social and financial figures with persuasive charm while hiding a history of forgery and a federal prison term. She claims a long romance led to her debts and attempts to stage a Broadway play.

Honor Fanning Chicago Cassie Chadwick Queen of Women Ewindiers Annie E. Sharpley Miss Sharpley Iitte Philadelphia Cusare Chadwick Andrew Carnegie Annie Sharpley Herman Cohen Emile Cohen Mica Sharpiey T. A. Blackstone Mins Sharpley Iam William F Kent United States Sharpley New York Belasco Pla

Clearing House Banks Knock Out Interest Order

Superior Judge Smith dismissed the suit by People’s Savings Bank seeking to stop Seattle Clearing House and its 15 member banks from dissolving to force an interest cut from 4 to 3 percent. The court ruled a voluntary association may set terms and members may withdraw, and that interest rates are outside judicial review. The case may not be appealed.

Smith People's Savings Bank Seattle Clearing House Association Ite Dissolvink Clearing House Association Jurey Mackintosh Supreme Court

Cascareta Claim for Liver and Bowels Cleansing

A vintage advertisement touts Cascareta as the best remedy for liver and bowel cleansing. It promises head clarity, refreshed stomach, fresh breath, clear skin, and increased energy with gentle, non shocking action. It even advises mothers to give Cascaret to sick children, claiming safety for tender bowels.

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Defense Begins McDaniel Murder Case Testimony

In St Joseph Missouri the defense opened to counter state witness Hartley owner of a detective agency who said Mrs Mc Daniel sought divorce. Witness Schull testified the Mc Daniel home life was happy and that the murdered woman was contented. The defense plans more than 50 witnesses to establish alibi and allege threatening letters from a gang. The aim is to implicate a gang member in the crime.

ST. Joseph McDaniel J. A. Hartley

Balkans War Office Report Confirms Danube Crossing

The war office admits Teutonic forces have crossed the Danube near Simnitza. It also says Romanian forces have been pressed back by the enemy in the Ali valley south of Kalimanesht and Moldarosh.

Petrograd Balkans Danube Simnitza War Office Ali Valley Kalimanesht Moldaroshl

Bandits Rob Paymaster of Peerless Box Company

Thomas Carroll paymaster for Peerless Paper Box company was robbed of 2300 dollars today while en route from Central National Bank to his office. Two men stepped from an alley and felled him with blackjacks in Cleveland.

Cleveland Thomas Carroll Peerless Paper Box Company Central National Bank

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