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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1916

Page

8

Invasion of Romania Ends

Romanian forces halt a Austro German invasion south of the Red Tower pass and push the attackers back from the border. Falkenhayn’s advance checked along the southern Transylvanian frontier while Romanian resistance stiffens on both wings in the Balkans. Serbs, British forces near Seres outskirts, and Greek king Constantine weigh Greece’s entry into the war amid German advances.

London Red Tower Pass Bucharest Falkenhayn Balkans Seres Constance Greece Athens Daily Chronicle Romania

Argentine President Irigoyen Declines Gift Automobile

In Buenos Aires on inauguration day, President Irigoyen refused an automobile offered by a friend, preferring a street car. He returned the gift to Don Horacio and noted taxis are available for hire in the city.

Buenos Aires Irigoyen Don Horacio Haarlem Holland

War losses are enormous in Somme offensive

Berlin reports via wireless that ninety Anglo-French divisions totaling about 1,620,000 men were virtually annihilated in four percent months of the Somme offensive. Since the start 178 divisions (3,184,000 men) have been launched against the German lines, while Russian losses June to October reach about 1,000,000 men. The figures are attributed to a Kiev officer quoted in a Swiss paper.

Berlin Sayville Somme Crite Kiev

Capitalist Here Sees Big Growth in Seattle

Frank J. Parsons vice president of United States Mortgage and Trust Co of New York visits Seattle. He says the city is fully prepared to benefit from the expected economic rush in the coming years, with Fisken & Co as agents representing the head company and visiting all local agents.

Frank J. Parsons United States Mortgage and Trust Co New York Seattle Fisken & Co Parsone

Bear Traps Self in Milk Wagon on Snoqualmie Road

A bear rambled along the Snoqualmie river highway on a Wednesday and charged into a milk delivery wagon driven by A. Frederick, son of Monroe. The bear caused the wagon to pin a man named Steels Head under the front axle. Frederickson jumped away, obtained a rifle from a farmer about a mile and a half away, and killed the bear upon returning.

Snoqualmie River A. Frederick Monroe Steels Frederickson

Barber Warns Hughes Fulton Letter Cites Chin Adornment

Michael Cruba a master barber sent a letter to Candidate Hughes warning that he would be in greater favor with tensorial artists if he trimmed a pound or two off the famed Hughes chin adornment.

Fulton Michael Cruba Hughes

Liquor Bootleg Shipment Bound for Alaska Halted by Dry Squad

Dry squad officers report hootlegger whisky valued in the thousands shipped to Alaska for distribution, addressed to an Alaska firm in care of a Seattle transfer company. Goods hidden in warehouses and docks, with Alaska men allegedly stealing their supply. Jesse Moore Hunt of San Francisco linked to the shipments.

Alaska Alto Ft North California Seattle

Traveling Salesman at Wilkes Players and Vaudeville Next Week

The Wilkes Players at the Orpheum announce The Traveling Salesman a human drama with Phoebe Hunt as the girl and George Rand as the salesman. William C. Walsh plays a blackface hotel porter with the touring company. Matinee Sunday will feature the sample unpacking scene.

Wilkes Players Orpheum James Forbes Rose Stahl Mr. Forbes Indiana Phoebe Hunt George Rand

Wilson Women Heckle Hughes Boosters at Moore Theatre

Democratic women in Seattle heckled Hughes supporters during a Moore Theatre rally for the Republican candidate. Seven speakers, including Mrs. Maude Howe Elliott and Mrs. Rheta Childe Dorr, urged Hughes as Wilson opponents clashed with fair Hughes backers and a massed gallery cheered for Wilson.

Y Hughes Wilson Moore Theatre Hughes Fair Wibeor Charles B. Hughes Seattle Citiens Seattle Spokane Moore A. J. Beveridge Josiah Colling Maude Howe Elliott Julia Ward Howe Raymond Robins Chicago Rheta Childe Dorr

War Warns Against Resuming Submarine Warfare

Berlin reports that Dr. David, socialist member, told the reichstag that unrestricted submarine warfare would not hasten peace and would prolong the war. Meanwhile CAPT. R. S. Patton of the U S Coast Survey spoke to the Engineers' club Friday on Pacific Coast navigation problems.

Berlin Sayville L. L David Reichstag R. S. Patton U. S. Coast Survey Engineers’ Club Pacific Coast

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