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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1918

Page

8

Seattle Lighting seeks to end consumer discounts

Seattle Lighting Company petitions the Public Service Commission to discontinue prompt payment discounts for gas customers. The plan cuts a five cent discount on small usage and ten cents on larger bills, with potential consumer costs of about ten thousand dollars monthly, offset by higher production costs of sixteen thousand dollars monthly.

Seattle Lighting Com Fas S@iice commission Seattle Lighting

Mooney Case Shocks Nation and Sparks International Protest

The Mooney case draws global attention as labor groups protest the San Quentin sentence for Thomas J. Mooney tied to the 1916 Preparedness Day bombing. Officials attribute foreign agitation to distorted reports while Mooney appeals for fair treatment, asserting democracy’s right to impartial trial amid wartime tensions.

War savings stamp contest on Star Business Guide page

The Saturday Star Business Guide converts to a war savings stamp contest with prizes in stamps. Omitted letters spell WAR SAVINGS STAMPS. first prize $25, then $10 and $5, with Seattle residents among recent winners and clues about omitted letters from local advertisements.

Star Business Guide Thomas Griffith Stuart Building Seattle Myrtle B. Buck Oregon St E. M. Hamilton Ninth Ave Nellie Davidson 14Th Ave N. W

German Wire Tapping Plan Foiled by French Line

Secret German orders captured by the French describe an elaborate wire tapping scheme using floaters and hidden signals aimed at forecasting French army moves. Despite attempts to bridge rivers at night and guard the setup, a vigilant French lineman detected a false order and outwitted the invaders.

Paris Hach Hun Slenal Corpa

Longshoremen win hour day and higher pay

Coastwise longshoremen win an hour day and higher pay after a decision by the National Labor Adjustment Commission. Seattle aims to strengthen trade ties with a Japan Orient mission postponed for war concerns. Olympia notes the death of Gustave Rowenthal and the passing of Judge Kuhn with funeral plans.

A. K. Pisher Washington, D. Co United States Department of Agriculture Seattle Savoy New York National Labor Adjustment Commission Patterson MacDonald Ship Building Company Red Crows J. F. Brannigan King #t Hutte, Mont Stefanssen Polar Dear Nome Harter Island Esquimalt Seattle Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club Japan Orient Tokyo Cable Olympia Gustave Rowenthal Washington Olympia Port Townsend Oseph A. Kuhn Kuhn Masonic Temple Penitentiary State Flaheries Fourth Ave Seneca A Eugene Murch

Judge Julian W Mack to Speak on Zionism in Seattle

Judge Julian W Mack of Chicago president of the Zionist Organization of America will be in Seattle for judicial affairs and has consented to address the public Wednesday at 8 p m at the Odd Fellows temple on Zionism. Every Jew and Jewess is urged to attend.

Julian W. Mack Chicago Zionist Organization of America Seattle Odd Fellows’ Temple 10Th Ave

Theatres Open If Health Authorities Permit Next Week

The program lists Moore and Langdon McCormick thriller On the High Seas at the Orpheum with Al Herman’s monologue Miss Campbell songs and Smith and Austin in All Fun. The Unmarried Mother at Metropolitan last seen Sunday night with a farm plot and justice. Oak Theatre new Tit for Tat farce Monte Carter company returns. Pantages Oh That Melody musical comedy headlined with Eddie Swan Ruth Roland Hands Up serial. Palace Hip American Opera Trio and Lutes Brothers plus Spellman Bowery act. Wilkes Players Seven Chances at Wilkes theatre with Miller Huff and Anna Fitziu with de Segurola at Metropolitan Monday.

Amous Moore Bill William Pollard Palace Hip Monte Carter Company Wilkes Met Erna Steck al Herman the Moore Norma Phillips Pantages tLa Morrow Robt. Lorenzo the Oak Grace Huff Moore High Seas Langdon McCormick Orpheum Campbell Smith Austin Holmes and Wells Georgalis Jack Alfred and Company Metropolitan Elizabeth Goodwin John Kingston OAK Monte Carter Oak Theatre Bessie Hill Blanche Gilmore Lew White Oscar Gerard Web George Choos Jack Henry Goldie Collins Eddie Swan Julia Clifford the Globe Trotters Norman Phillips Nany Grey Kinzo Ruth Roland Madeline Hehlow Joseph McCarthy Paul Galazzi The Lutes Brothers Clare A. Lutes Jeanette Spellman Chatterhaxy Sones Dale Gaffney Bowery la Morrow Brothers Tudor and Stanton Frogland Wilkes Players Wilkes Theatre Roi Cooper Megrue David Helaseco Cohan Theatre New York Ivan Miller Anna Fitziu Chicago Opera Co Metropolitan Opera Co Andres de Segurola Metropolitan Theatre Ladies’ Musical Club Pacific Coast Europe America

Local Names and Small Sums in Damaged Ledger

A scratched list shows multiple individuals and small monetary amounts, including Aly R. FE Billups from Fourth N, F. J. Hagen of Silverdale and Maltby residents, plus a Norwegian Sick Benefit Society entry. Several entries are unclear or partial, with amounts like 1.00 and 25 to 50 dollars, and an Unknown from Selleck.

Aly R. FE. Billups F. J. Hagen Silverdale Wash

Chile to Tie Can to HMNS Chile to Tie

Santiago Chile Oct 6 The Chilean government awaits the naval staff report before delivering a passport to the German minister. Informed circles say the measure may be expected within five or six days.

Santiago Chile Paseporta

Wife of Austrian Seeks Maiden Name in Citizenship Case

Theodora Kann asks to regain her American citizenship and keep her maiden name rather than be married to an Austrian. Superior Judge Calvin S. Hall grants a divorce decree to Theoda Kann from Ludwig M Kann. Kann, former president of Line & Kann, hair goods manufacturers, was jailed by federal authorities on espionage act charges and is held for internment.

Calvin S. Hall Haw Theoda Kann Ludwig M Kann Kann Line & Kann Hair Gooda Manufacturers

Seattle records 3185 homes built since January 1 1918

City building department figures show 3,185 homes completed in Seattle since January 1, 1918. The total cost cited is 3,927,421 dollars.

Seattle City Building Department

France Warns of Retaliatory Acts as German Advance Pressured

Paris reports wide approval for reprisals on Germany in response to devastations in France. The warning aimed at sparing Lille and other industrial hubs as German retreat lines advance. Clemenceau says Germany owes a crushing debt to be settled with allies.

Paris France Germany Lille Alliern Belgium Clemenceau

Seattle Man Nominated for Brigadier General in National Army

Col Laurin L. Larson of Seattle and private in Company H First Washington infantry in the Spanish American War has been nominated for brigadier general. He served in the battle of Santa Ana where bravery was recognized, and he was a captain at the start of the war with Germany.

Laurin L. Larson Seattle First Washington Infantry National Army Washington Larson Santa Ana United States Germany

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