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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1917

Page

5

Lydia E Pinkham Remedies Promoted for Female Health

An archival Lowell Massachusetts crowd quotes testimonials praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sonative Wash for relief from change of life symptoms headaches and nervousness. The notices invite women to write for free advice to the Lydia Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts with confidential replies.

Lowell Mass Lydia E. Pinkham Mrs. Mancarst Quinn Worthen St Lowell, Mass Haven Conn Lydia E Lydia Medicine Co Lynn

Leopold Interned Under Slacker Charge in Tacoma Case

A man identified as Leopold, an I W W member with aliases, was ordered to internment at Douglas Utah after arrest in Tacoma on slacker charges. Details describe a chase or disturbance near Issaquah and Seattle, with a shot fired at a windshield during a night assault involving passengers.

Leopold Tacoma Bere Douglas Utah Wright Gregory Dresden Germany First Ave Issaquah Seattle Beacon Ave

Expulsion of Rev Strong Not To Be Appealed

Rev Sidney Strong of Queen Anne Congregational church will not appeal a Municipal league vote expelling him from membership for peace activism. His daughter Dr Anna Louise Strong predicts he will return to Seattle in about ten days. The league approved 73 to 21 after early discussion and a suspended hearing process amid wartime tensions.

Sidney Strong Queen Anne Congregational Church Municipal League Anna Louise Strong Rev. Strong Seattle Dr. Strong Austin FE Walker Kaiser Pacifidta Henry Plackwell U. S

Jabez Nelson Dies After Blood Transfusion

Jabez Nelson, longtime Associated Press correspondent in Seattle, died Tuesday at Providence hospital at age 54 after a blood transfusion failed. Bailey Williams saved nearly a quart of blood trying to aid him. Funeral set for Thursday at 4 p.m. from Bonney-Watson's under Press club direction.

Jabez Nelson Associated Press Seattle Providence Hospital Bailey Williams Nelson New York City West Indies Kansas City McAdam Bonney-Watson’s Press Club

Unitarian Conference Opens at University Church

Ernest J. Bowden of Victoria and J. Smith of Seattle discuss The Relations of a Minister to His Church on the North Pacific conference program. The conference opened at the University Unitarian church Tuesday.

Ernest J. Bowden Victoria J. Smith Seattle North Pacific The Unitarian Church University Unitarian Church

Naval Revolt in Germany Not Yet Ended

United Press report from Amsterdam cites Admiral Von Capelle saying a German navy revolutionary plot mirroring the Russian fleet was suppressed. He notes socialist Reichstag members aided the plan, some agitators faced penalties, while the navy’s core force remained unthreatened.

United Press Amsterdam von Capelle Reichstag Navy von Cappelle Deitman Haase Voghter

Allies to Press Peace Ultimatum Against Germany

Reports from Rome say Bulgaria Turkey and possibly Austria will present an ultimatum to Germany urging definite steps to end the war. The demand may be delivered collectively or separately at the forthcoming meeting of central empire rulers at Sofia.

Germany United Press Rome Bulgaria Turkey Austria Sofia

Socialists Deny Complicity in Naval Revolt

Berlin reports socialists led by Dr David deny any role in the naval revolt exposed by Admiral Von Capelle. Haase Dittmann and Voght er also deny involvement while admitting talks with sailors but denying any plotted plans. Capelle called the revolt justified and supported strong measures including the death penalty.

John Grandens United Presse Berlin London Reichstag Admiral von Capelle Dr. David Messrs. Haase Dittmann Voghter von Capelle

British Use Mud to Score Five In Flemish Advances

United Press report from Flanders describes five days of British advances from July 31 to Oct 10, with Germans retreating about a mile per battle. Observers note heavy German casualties and shattered pill boxes as British tactics succeed and field guns withdraw to the rear.

Philip Simms Flanders Crown Prince Rupprecht Hale

Deaths Rise From Workplace Incidents At Local Morgue

At the public morgue the body of A G Piryant a dock worker who died Tuesday morning after a fall from a pile of boxes awaits instructions from relatives in the East Funeral arrangements will be made for Stephen Bunker 67 who died of heart failure Tuesday night while on patrol as a watchman at Northwestern Junk Co A

A. G. Piryant Enat Stephen Bunker Northwestern Junk Co American Lake

British Retake Initiative After German Counterattacks

Haig reports German counterattacks pushed British troops back a short distance along a 2000 yard front south of the Ypres Staden railway. Despite losses, British forces repulsed attacks near Broodacinde and conducted successful raids south of the Scarpe as heavy rain fell.

Hy United Presse London Ypree Staden Field Marshal Haig Ypree Staden Railway Ter Broodacinde Hale

Invention Aids Auto Sled Runner Front Wheel Clearance

A recent invention aims to improve vehicle safety by adding runners in front of the forward wheels to guide sled like motion. The device reduces debris impact and enhances steering control on uneven surfaces during transit.

Billingsleys Appeal Heard In U S Circuit Court

United Press reports Attorney Clay Allen from Seattle argued before the U S circuit court of appeals against Fred and Logan Billingsley who seek to overturn jail sentences imposed by Judge Neterer after guilty pleas on Interstate liquor shipment charges. Attorney William Hell represented the Billingsleys as the government defended the court's discretion in reversing pleas. The civil war cost the United States $2,000,000,000.

United Press Francisco U. 8 Clay Allen Seattle U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals Fred Logan Billingsley Neterer William Hell Billingsleys

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