Kaiser’s Men Ask Slavs to Help End War
report from The Hague notes captured rumors of a czarist Russian German peace conference at Kovno in August. Romania’s entry shifts the war, with Russia allegedly seeking separate terms but no clear outcome. Berlin reportedly pressed for concessions from Turkey and a Bavarian prince to rule Poland amid talks.
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Joyride ends in crash after all night open road spree
A stolen seven passenger Winton joyride began in Vancouver at 5 PM Thursday and ended five miles beyond Bothell Friday morning. Tom Veitch is seriously injured in hospital. Four companions held in city jail awaiting formal charges after minor injuries were treated. Owner Collina en route to Seattle.
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Yom Kippur Begins Tonight in Seattle
Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, begins at sunset tonight and ends tomorrow night. Most Jewish businesses will close in Seattle, with special services planned at Temple de Hirach, Congregation Bikur Cholum, Herzl synagogue, and other houses of worship. The day is devoted to fasting and prayer as fate for the coming year is believed to be sealed.
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Seattle I O G T Lodge 6 marks 50th anniversary
Seattle Lodge No 6 of the International Order of Good Templars celebrated its 50th anniversary with a Thursday night event in the I O G T hall. The Western Scandinavian Grand Lodge joined the celebration, noting Seattle Lodge as the oldest in Washington founded October 4, 1866. A banquet followed the meeting, presided over by George F Cotterill.
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Dr Blunt Hunger Strike Ends After Steak Offer
Chicago on October 6 Dr Arthur L Blunt arrested for the eleventh time on charges of illegally selling drugs began a hunger strike lasting ninety minutes. A guard brought steak ending the protest and the arrest record continues.
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Rainier Club Row Over Street Condemnation Sparks Debate
In Seattle, Rainier club members clash as the streets committee weighs condemning Boylston avenue between Pike and Pine. Rumors name BC Hughes defending the plan while James Kerr and John Eddy oppose. A 20 foot street proposal may cost the city 100000 overall, with gulch lands likely reassessed. Separately, Hedwig Swanson receives a $2500 legacy from late William H. Peek for faithful family service.
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Pape's Diapepsin Di Gests Indigestion Fast
Advert says Pape's Diapepsin digests all stomach distress in five minutes, offering quick relief from dyspepsia, gas, and sour stomach. Claims safe, effective relief and a cure that lets you eat favorite foods without discomfort. Encourages buying a fifty cent package at any drug store.
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California Syrup of Figs Ad Claims Gentle Constipation Relief
Promotional item touts California Syrup of Figs as the cure for children’s constipation. It emphasizes coating on the tongue, a rested stomach and bowels, and lists the product as harmless with clear directions for babies and adults. Warns against counterfeit versions and urges buying the genuine from the California Fig Syrup Company.
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Nations Will Keep Armed At War Ends Warns Editor
A British publication argues emigration curbs and armed readiness are essential after the war. It predicts Great Britain and dominions will equip villages with defense and urges preventing immigration to the United States or South America to maintain a larger white population under the British flag.
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City withholds vote on water bonds for Swan Lake storage
Due to limited time and need to acquire lands, residents will not vote in November on utility bonds for water system expansion. City council may issue bonds directly to condemn Swan lake lands and finance a Cedar river supply pipeline. The plan includes a concrete viaduct, wood stave pipe, and steel pipe across valleys.
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