Feinberg Arrested in DOJ Documents Scrutiny Case
Feinberg was arrested and held pending investigation as DOJ operatives scrutinized the documents Monday.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1917
Page
8
Feinberg was arrested and held pending investigation as DOJ operatives scrutinized the documents Monday.
A letter urged sergeant George Comeatock to act on the maxim about oaks and acorns. After a hotel search found no liquor, a rear-yard dig uncovered 22 pints and four quarts of whisky. Proprietress Mrs Erickson was released on $500 bail.
A general street car strike looms in Minneapolis and Saint Paul after 1,000 carmen were discharged for belonging to the newly formed carmen's union. The move sparks tension as transit workers prepare for potential widespread action.
A tiny Spitz owned by Texas Guinan caused a standoff with Santa Monica police as officers improvised to capture the dog in a cellar at Guinan's home. Fearing injury, one officer drew his gun and shot the dog to end the attack.
Paris report quotes Maj. Brocard ex commander of Storks Escadrille praising American airmen. He says cooperation with France will boost morale, speed, and precision in aerial warfare, and predicts joint air operations will help win the war. He stresses training, marksmanship, courage and endurance as essential for the air battles ahead.
The Japanese parliamentary mission sailed for home Sunday after a seven weeks’ tour of the United States. The mission aimed to study wartime conditions here and strengthen friendship between the United States and Japan.
The Star offers postpaid mail subscriptions to soldiers and sailors abroad or at home, with rates of 40 cents for one month, 1.15 for three months, 2.00 for six months, and 3.50 for one year. Payments in advance. Include soldier name, company, regiment, and ship name for Navy recipients.
A 32 piece dinner service offered in light weight semi porcelain with gold edged rims. Includes 6 dinner plates 6 bread and butter plates 6 sauce dishes 6 cups and saucers and 1 platter. Price listed as 3.95. Basement Salenroom.
Score of new patterns arrive in good quality Madras fabric ideal for blouses dresses frocks and shirts. Floral and striped designs in 32 inch width offered at 30 cents a yard in basement salesroom.
Caps of Crepe de Chine Chiffon and Georgette Crepe with Valenciennes edge and hemstitching. Latins and Crepe de Chine with shadow filet lace rosebuds and bows. Canary light blue pink coral cream lavender. 50 cents. Basement Salesroom.
Citizens begin checking off Christmas lists and easing trade congestion. The three day return rule will be waived for gifts through December 31. Stores report ready stocks and an energetic sales staff ready to assist shoppers. Early in the Day and Early in the Season is urged.
Silk finished effects 31 inches wide at 1.25 yard and satin finished silks 81 inches wide at 1.75 yard. Colorways include Wistaria tan rose Navy rose turquoise Flame purple roseda Russian green purple tan peacock. First floor.
To the Fore in Black silks and satins list various widths and prices per yard. Items include 35 inch satin and taffeta, 36 inch satin, 40 and 44 inch fabrics, with price ranges from 1.25 to 8.50 per yard. First Floor.
In a mansion interlude, Margie contends with Dick's convalescence and Jim's teasing as Dick weakens. She retreats to rest then dresses for a formal dinner, preparing to clash with the male household over control and attention as the scene ends with a poised, unresolved note.
Seattle women resumed precautions after a man attacked Carrie G. Wilson in Tacoma a block from First Ave N and Eagle Street at 4 45 PM Saturday. Elmer Warner 13 saw the assailant run. C J Mullen captured a suspect a block away but Wilson could not ID him, so he was released.
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