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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1917
Page
6
Capacity crowds are expected in federal court Friday for the Louise Olivereau espionage case. After 12 jurors sat, she declared that all jurors prejudiced against a declared anarchist should leave the box, prompting the judge to explain how juror elimination would be handled.
Mary A Ferree reports success with Fruitola and Traxo for stomach issues in West Virginia. Her daughter recovered after three bottles of Fruitola and two of Traxo, and she advises others to try these over the counter remedies. Fruitola lubricates intestines and helps waste discharge while Traxo serves as a tonic to rebuild the weakened system. A booklet from Pinus Laboratories Monticello LA is available.
Secretary of Labor Wilson returns to work after illness and resumes chairmanship of the federal labor mediation board. He met with Col. Frice Disque of the signal corps last night to discuss permanent labor adjustments in lumber camps and will speak at the municipal auditorium tonight.
New Orleans says beauty failed in love as a famous model and her husband piano store owner face criminal charges. Mrs Simmons claims beauty sparked trouble and bankruptcy while Simmons defends her quitting him and resisting divorce while they finish a film they started together.
The U S immigration service moves to deport all 73 aliens detained in the Circola Studi Sociali propaganda case. Interpreters report none have naturalized status. three more suspects from Burnett Washington and Mendota Minnesota were added. Ringleader remains at large. Howard Wright travels to Washington to discuss the investigation.
The defense in Gaston Means murder trial barred Willard D. Rockefeller's testimony briefly as he described Mrs. Jas C. King as Means' virtually enslaved wife. The state resumes Rockefeller examination with renewed hope his testimony will show Means had motive and could face the stand.
French troops repulsed a German raid north of Cornillet after a violent artillery bombardment. The war office says the enemy took heavy losses while French raiding detachments penetrated German lines west of the Aisne and in the Argonne and returned prisoners. Raids on both sides of the Meuse were repulsed.
London dispatches report the moderate socialist plan for a coalition government in Russia collapsing as the Bolshevik movement gains ground. Cadets face strong Bolshevik sentiment at the front, while Gen Kaledine appears as a lone opposition figure in the Southeast. Bolshevik armistice negotiations progress and fighting stops on all fronts.
Portland workers at Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co will report for duty tomorrow morning. The strike committee chair, W. D. Quinn, said the strikers expect to reclaim their old jobs without difficulty.
Field Marshal Haig reported a sharp, violent assault by German forces near Aschhop on the Flanders front. The Belgians repelled the attack, with British night parties taking a few prisoners south of the Scarpe during the Cambrai front activity.
Clara FB. Lowell presents a 48 star service flag to Isaac I. Stevens School on Wednesday. The stars symbolize the 48 former students who have enlisted in the armed forces.
A patriotic statement praising unity in the fight for Liberty Democracy and Truth. It encourages all citizens to align with the Right and to display best manhood womanhood and youth in radiant courage loyal zest and a will to serve that will not fail under trial.
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