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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1918
Page
3
R Hoppe 36 a German foreman at Vulcan Iron Works was alleged to curse the Liberty loan when approached by subscription solicitors Tuesday morning. He is jailed for federal invest suspects say, with several witnesses booked to appear against him.
Seattle's 1919 expense budget presented to the city council by Councilman Fitzgerald shows a total of 10 572 226 22 dollars. It plans to raise 6 075 256 95 by general taxation with the remainder from other revenues and surplus.
The countess of Kingston arrives in Seattle and will display at MacDougall & Southwick's for three days starting Wednesday to raise funds for Irish soldiers disabled in war. The exhibit includes 100 photographs 90 war relics including captured trophies medals and related decorations. Lady Kingston stays at the New Washington hotel.
A fragmented ad promises relief from piles with Pyramid Pile Treatment. A trial package is offered free in a plain wrapper upon sending a coupon. The copy emphasizes a single box often cures and urges readers to act.
A reader asks Pyramid Drug Company at 562 WewS-Marehall Michigan for a free sample of Pyramid Pile Treatment in a plain wrapper and provides only a name.
A man credits his wife and a newspaper ad for Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with curing long standing stomach and liver trouble after 15 years of suffering. The ad claims the preparation clears intestinal mucus and reduces inflammation, with money back guarantee. Owl Drug Co Bartell's drug stores and other retailers advertise.
The longshoreman J. J. McDonald died after head injuries near the Skinner Eddy shipyard. Police cannot explain his death. coroner’s inquest hinges on new evidence. An unidentified autoist currently holds key details, including where McDonald lived and his last whereabouts.
The Pantages bill features Al Laughlin's The Revue Bouquet with two dancers Joe and May Ab via a soubrette May Jeniese and a chorus of eight. It includes Thomas Potter Dunn as a clever impersonator and William Parnum's comedy skit The Charm. Holmes and La Fere perform a patter and song act. Ed Leach's scenic effect shows American troops boarding a transport and a submarine encounter.
Advertisement for Next Liberty theatre promoting Haynes watch repair service with a focus on valuing a timepiece and inviting customers to have repairs done.
A sequence of daytime and evening activities including street parades on Second Avenue and Virginia, a 12 noon gathering at the Masonic club room with Bunset club and Mrs. Berthe Mellett speaking, a 3 PM Eddie Hubbard seaplane fight, wartime tableaux at multiple intersections, and community songfests with Judge Calvin Hall. Also listed are Japanese residents meeting in Bellevue and various other local gatherings.
J. A. Carlson, arrested last Thursday by federal authorities as an alleged German spy, pled not guilty before United States Commissioner Robert W. McClelland. His wife and two daughters were present. Bond was set at $20,000. Lustig, a druggist, testified Carlson asked for an acid that would corrode metals on September 2. Carlson remained in jail after bail could not be posted.
An old advertisement promotes Sloan's liniment as fast acting for neuralgia and external pains. It claims immediate penetration without rubbing to soothe nerves and ease strains bruises stiff joints and rheumatic twinges with a suggestion to keep a large bottle for family use and that druggists carry it.
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