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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1916
Page
7
A blaze at the Hocka Paint company warehouse on Carroll Ave in Chicago Nov 28 threatened nearby structures. Firefighters fought flames as spontaneous combustion and a release of oil caused a wall to give way amid fears of a $100,000 loss.
Reports say the Uruguayan steamship Isacar was sunk by the German submarine U-50 off the northwest coast of Spain. Details on casualties or rescue were not immediately available.
Berlin reports Curtea de Arges occupation in today's official statement on the Romanian campaign. It says further operations have begun with good fighting success for the German forces.
Berlin reports German naval raiders off Lowestoft sunk an enemy vessel, captured its crew, and returned safely with the prize. The official statement was issued today.
Dp YD the greatest of skin remedies claims to remove irritating skin conditions and cure cases deemed incurable. It offers a trial at 25c 0c and 1.90 with money back if the first bottle fails and promotes soap for healthy skin.
Two Zeppelins of the German aerial fleet were shot down during a raid over eastern England. One fell on the Durham coast and the other nine miles off Norfolk as both headed for the sea. Casualties and damage were reported as slight.
A Cleveland man identified as Hastings, missing since July 1915, reemerges in France's trenches after hearing cannon fire for fourteen months. He enlisted with a Canadian regiment under amnesia and is now seeking discharge to return home as his wife searched nationwide.
Seward Alaska November 28 Delays in construction will prevent completing the government railroad between Seward and Fairbanks before 1920 or 1921 Captain Frederick Mears of the Alaska railroad commission said before departing for Washington DC He noted plans aimed for 1918 completion The tracks along Turnagain Arm between Seward and Anchorage likely to finish in 1918 instead of 1917 Rough weather and supply delays are blamed
The College Club hosted a Thanksgiving commemorative dinner for 125 members. A quiet, relief filled evening featured coffee and cigars after past years saw dull speeches and poor attendance.
The Cue, the first edition of the Associated University Players of America chapter at the university, includes articles by Charles Eugene Banks J B Har a Robert CC Wright Roy Partridge Lucy Frank Pierce and John Heardslee Carrigan.
Members of the Press club meet Wednesday night for a business session and a ceremonial cremation of a $2,000 note, erasing the last debt marker. Harry Stahl will provide a Dutch lunch for attendees.
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