Germans abandon trench warfare in face of new defense plan
The victory report notes that the German pill box defense proved as vulnerable as traditional trench lines. German high command had pinned hopes on a planned warfare strategy, but results show the new scheme failed to stop the advancing lines.
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Germany
Teutonic High Command
Four Drowned After Sound Boat Collision Near Kitsap
A collision between the Kitsap County Transportation Company steamer Tolo and the tug Magic at 6 40 p m left four dead. Victims include Mrs John Johnson 75 Mrs A D Marshall 41 John Castro Portuguese cook aboard the Tolo and J B Panchot 76 of Bainbridge Island. Surviving families and details follow as rescue efforts continued.
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Kitsap County Transportation Company
Magic
Mra
John Johnson
Kind
A. D. Marshall
14Th Ave
John Castro
Tolo
J. BR. Panchot
Ventce
Bainbridge
Panchot
Bremerton
Castro
Cook
Helen Castro
Queen Anne Hill
Seattle
H. B. Kennedy
Kennedy
J.P. Panchot
George Benson
Firet
Capt
Hanson
The
W. L. Gaszam
Transportation Company
Thomas Mactride
La Follette Pleads For Free Speech In War Debate
Wisconsin senator Robert La Follette denounces wartime repression, urges unrestricted public discussion of war aims and policies, cites Lincoln Webster Clay and Sumner, argues Congress must assert war powers to avoid further conflicts and protect civil rights. He warns of arrests and infringements on homes and due process.
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War Party
Lincoln
Clay
Webster
Sumner
Polk
la Follette
Lloyd George
Chatham and Burke
United States
Holland
Scandinavian
Basia
Kellogg
Minnesota Public Service Commission
Tam
U.S. Destroyers Sink Subs in Naval Engagements
American destroyers sank several German U boats in a detailed navy account. The report describes a 20 minute battle where a destroyer attacked a submerged U boat with depth charges and guns, culminating in oil on the surface and no further traces. The operation earned acknowledgment from the British admiralty and included remarks on wartime peace discussion.
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Committee On Publicity Today
Navy Department
Haig breaks through Hindenburg defensive plan
British offensive reports say trench and shell crater defenses failed to hold Haig's advances around Ypres, ending the German Hindenburg plan's early promises. The piece also notes a winter concert opening at the Hippodrome with Elsie Baker and others, and a statistical remark on industrial accidents peaking midmorning and midafternoon.
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Hippodrome
Fifth Ave
University #1
Elsie Baker
William Durieux
Frank Houser
Seattle
Casper Fisher
Hippodrome Amusement Co
Miss Baker
Philadelphia
Durieux
Victor Herbert
Walter Damrosch
Peruna Cures Ten Year Catarrh, New York Man Testifies
Charles S. Many of Onsining New York says he suffered catarrh for ten years and failed with many medicines. After using about ten bottles of Peruna his symptoms vanished including dizziness and eye redness. He keeps Peruna at home and uses it at the onset of colds, with Peruna tablets available for those who object to liquids.
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Charles S. Many
Water St
Onsining
N. Y
New York
Strike vote at Pregs club prompts limited dissent
An audience at the Pregs club approved a strike date of October 19 after a two day vote with only a handful of dissenters. Speakers included Hulet M. Wells former Central Labor Council president and Timothy Cusack secretary of the Carmen's union. Ida M. Lavi opened the meeting and Rhoda Kerr urged changes to working conditions and wage gains noting operators leaving for better pay and hours.
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Press Club
Pregs Club
Hulet M. Wells
Central Labor Council
Timothy Cusack
Carmen's Union
Ida M. Lavi
Rhoda Kerr
Downtown Smoke Fund Stations Listed by The Star
The Star announces branch stations downtown for contributions to the Our Boy In France Tobacco Fund. Readily accessible cigar stores, theaters, and shops list eligible drop points including Greenas 140 Third Ave and 1406 Third Ave, Pursleys Second Ave and Seneca, Ketter Bernbaum 1210 Second Ave, Spring’s First Ave, Second Ave, and 41% Pike, Mecca clear stand Ginnold Mink 219 Unton, Fryes Third and Winton, N Kelly Second and Madison, Lime Clear Fourth and Union, City Hall and County buildings, Hert Rideout Central, Rutchs Third Ave and Union, Crogan’s 1406 Fourth Ave.
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The
Star
Our Bovn In France Tobacco Fund
Amokera
Greena
Third Ave
Green's
Pursley's
Seneca Ketter & Bernbaum’s
Second Ave
Ketter
Bernbaum's
Clemmer Theatre
Spring
First Ave
Mecca
Ginnold
Frye's
Third
Winton
Union
Crogan
Fourth Ave
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