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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1917

Page

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Let Us Put Our School Houses to Work for Our Country

An editorial urges Seattle school officials to counter German propaganda by using classrooms for wartime education. It cites New York lectures on why the United States entered the war, battlefront pictures, and discussions of democracy, urging the Seattle board to oppose pro German lies and demonstrate Americanism.

Seattle Board Seattle School Board of New York Metropolis United States

City's Honor Men Given Big Send Off

A contingent of 738 select service men marched from Seattle to Union Depot at 1 PM amid holiday cheers. Brass bands and over 100 red auto units led the parade down serpentine streets as crowds packed the sidewalks with flowers, gifts, and speeches. Two trains waited to carry the honored troops, while mothers, sisters, and sweethearts filled the depot platform in a celebratory send off.

Seattle Moore Theatre Hippodrome Elks’ Band Wash Infantry McClinton Third Infantry Wash State Guard A. E. Campbell Good Bye Broadway Colored Citizens’ Band Good Cheer Red Cross Union Depot

Italians Win Naval Battle In Adriatic

Italian destroyer Aquila and accompanying flotilla engaged Austrian warships in the Adriatic. One Austrian officer was killed, the ship commander wounded, and the Austrian flag shot away. The damaged cruiser withdrew to Cattaro with two sister ships as Italian torpedo boats pursued.

United Preas Washington Adriatic Aquila Cattaro

Houser Speaks on Hooverizing Grain at Merchants Exchange

N. H. Houser of Portland ore grain administrator for the Northwest recently appointed by Food Administrator Hoover spoke Thursday noon to business men at the Merchants Exchange. Houser, a millionaire grain man on the Pacific Coast, plans to give up personal interests to devote his effort to governmental work. He spoke on grain conservation.

N. H. Houser Portland Ore Northwest Hoover Merchants’ Exchange Houser Pacific Coast

Banner to Carry Wilson Message in Liberty Parade

Boy Scouts will carry a banner six feet high and two blocks long in the Liberty loan parade Saturday night bearing part of President Wilsons message Time has come to conquer or submit. The plan was suggested by R E B Morgan of Frederick Nelsons.

Liberty Loan Wilson R. E B. Morgan Frederick & Nelson's

Kaiser’s Gold Floods U.S. Intrigues Revealed

The United Press reports a Berlin foreign office source funded German propaganda in peacetime with an unlimited gold flow. Hugo Schmidt testified before New York Attorney General Lewis, revealing code names for Bernstorff and the Guaranty Trust in wireless messages from Berlin.

United Press New York Bernstorff United States America Germany Berlin Bolo Pasha France Hugo Schmidt Deutsches Bank of Berlin Lewis Charles Glerbill Guaranty Trust Co Fred Hohen

Six Girls Aid Nat Carnival at Water Fest

Six girls will join the big water carnival at Crystal Pool next Tuesday night under the direction of Lonnie Austin and Guy Sherwood to benefit The Star amoke fund. The event is part of preparations for a larger water festival as crowds gather for the charity drive.

Crystal Pool Lonnie Austin Austin & Salt Guy Sherwood Star Amoke Fund

Douglas Fairbanks backs Seattle Star tobacco drive

A letter from Douglas Fairbanks praises the Star smoke fund, calls the Royal in France tobacco campaign bully, and urges continued effort to cheer soldiers after drills, expressing confidence in its tremendous success.

Doug Douglas Fairbanks Seattle Star Seattle Roya France

British Capture All Objectives in Major Haig Drive

London reports Gen Maurice stating British forces seized all objectives along a 16 000 yard front and pushed to a maximum depth of 2 500 yards in what is described as Haig's greatest offensive drive.

Zonnebeke London Maurice Field Marshal Haig

Correction clarifies Rev Sydney Strong arrest status

A typographical correction notes that Rev. Sydney Strong of the Queen Anne Congregational church was not arrested during a raid on Christian pacifists in Los Angeles. The Star corrects the earlier report to reflect he was not taken into custody.

The Star Sydney Strong Queen Anne Congregational Church Los Angeles

Woman-slugger attacks Seattle mother joes on

Mrs. Edward R. Kinsey, 22, found bound and unconscious under her bed after an attack at 911 N 86th St. She fainted during a struggle with a slender man who fled within 10 minutes. A $1,000 reward was offered for the slugger, and Mayor Gill deputized firemen as volunteer officers to aid patrols citywide.

Edward R. Kinsey N. 86Th St Seattle 86Th St P. Carey M. J. Maginnis Aurora St Kinsey Dick Shively Bergstrom Cochran Simpson City Hospital Densmore Sheriff Stringer Skinner & Eddy H. E. McConaughy Kinsey House Gill Firemen's Union A. J. McManus 30Th Ave George Shaudrow Ave. S Shaudrow McManus Mra. J. C. Howell W. S8th St F. Noldoski Sixth Ave W. F. Barnell Berquest Axel Hansen Hansen Faunroy Park Vancouver B.C

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