New Chief Bianca de Saulles Reveals Tragic Love Secrets
Bianca de Saulles testifies in her murder trial that John L. de Saulles squandered her fortune and boasted of affairs with other women. She recounts yacht travels with the duke of Manchester, neglect, and plans to divorce, while detailing personal heartbreak and a baby’s care. The witness, calm amid questions, describes past falls and sun stroke, and defense questions focus on alleged head injury.
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Gill and Minute Men Have Plan
Editorial suggests Star accepted plan and quarantine on city may end this week. Gill and Minute Men advocate action and public health approach. The piece implies government approval and speeding end to restrictions.
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Mrs De Saulles At Murder Trial In Mineola Court
A large courtroom photograph shows Mrs De Saulles in Mineola L I after weeks of grief and tragedy. A smaller image captures her earlier happiness with “Little Jack” and husband John DeSaulles before his alleged infidelity with Broadway women.
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Italians Hold Line As Battle Across Slanica Gap Intensifies
Italian defenses remain stubborn as fighting rages along the Slanile gap between the Urenta and Vilave rivers. Italian guns rain shells on German and Austrian positions while aviators locate batteries for precise fire. Morale among officers and troops is described as high with confidence in ultimate victory despite a serious German drive.
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Russell Sees German Propaganda in Czar's Daughter Visit
Russell, Seattle speaker and Wilson committee figure, criticizes the claim that the czar's daughter Tatiana Romanoff would come to America as German propaganda. He warns such a visit could sway American opinion and threaten Russia loans while urging unity to win the war. He says agitators delay war prep and that workers would pay if Germany wins.
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Byng Troops Close In Around Queant
British forces press the great drive along the Hindenburg line with Cambral and Queant under attack. Queant garrison and Bourdon Bourton area are cut off or braced by Shelling as British batteries hammer the town and surrounding heights.
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Mrs Carver Denies Meeting Russian Czar’s Daughter
Mrs. Margaret Barry Carver wife of a Petrograd banker denies confirming reports she is traveling from New York to San Francisco to meet Miss Tatiana Nicolaeva Romanoff daughter of the former czar. She says she awaits telegraphic messages from New York and will not comment until they arrive.
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Freedom for All Forever War Slogan Wins National Contest
Cleveland dispatch reports a nationwide contest winner Miss Marion J Coop of San Diego California with the slogan Freedom for all forever. The prize was $100 and judges sent the decision to President Wilson and Secretary Daniels. A congressional resolution may adopt the slogan and copies will be sent to camps and training centers. Some reports say it may be printed in German for distribution behind enemy lines.
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Irons refuses to lift Seattle ban despite chief change
Brig. Gen. John R. Irons says quarantine will stay in force until the War Department and Gen. Henry A. Greene change it. He vows strict enforcement and states policy mirrors Greene’s, with military police supervising passes and limiting soldiers in Seattle to visitors with verified ties and city- resident relatives.
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Griffiths Denies Urging Seattle Mayor Removal
Austin E Griffiths a mayoral candidate denies urging Mayor Gill's resignation to gain the post He says he seeks an immediate clean up for Seattle and would not seek the appointment He and the Minute Men discuss a program with Mayor Gill including possible resignation and replacement with a Greene favored candidate amid a broader anti vice effort with 6 000 Minute Men planned.
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Seattle Launching Shown at Liberty
The Star Liberty images show the freighter Seattle launching at the Skinner Eddy yard on Saturday and a film reel featuring Governor Lister addressing 25 000 soldiers at Camp Lewis. Other frames capture Stanley Washburn on a Russian party visit, Vic the star artist making a Red Cross drive poster, and a primitive basket maker selling wares on Second Ave.
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Developments Today Supposed Resignation of Chief Beckingham Expected
The Executive committee of Minute Men held talks with Mayor Gill and announced a definite agreement acceptable to Maj. Gen. Greene. City leader Efaw and Rev. Crowther met with Gill in a secret conference as Willett predicted progress. The Minute Men conferred with Maj. Gen. Greene at Camp Lewis before his departure east and a full public program was to be announced in 24 hours. An indignation meeting for Wednesday was canceled.
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Germany Again Seeks to Purchase Japan in New War Plot
Amsterdam dispatch reports Germany attempted to detach Japan from the Allies by offering Kia Chao and proposing talks on occupied Pacific islands as the price of Japan’s retreat from the war. The move was reportedly rejected again.
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Five Gray Hairs in Bianca De Saulles Head
Biancas gray whites hair in court reveal the depth of her torment as she stands on trial for her husband John de Saulles murder. The observer notes five white strands marking losses of husband and son and the sorrow etched in her features.
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Abolition of Noble Titles Across Russia Declared
Petrograd reports the Bolshevik government issues an order abolishing all titles of nobility and confiscating corporate property of nobles, merchants and burgesses. The proclamation marks a sweeping redefinition of social status and property rights amid the revolutionary changes.
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