Gallant Boys Rally In Memorable Last Dance
Col Inglis led the gallant boys in a final dance as they prepared for overseas service. Mothers Mrs Rippe and Mrs Nevelle provided meals for the troops, with Bert Swezen announcing $1,773.85 raised for the mess fund. The Second Washington contributed $77,850 to the Liberty Loan before departure to Camp Murray and then Camp Greene.
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Mess Fund
Second
Washington
Liberty Loan
Camp Murray
American Lake
Camp Greene
Have You a Button Like This Get One
The text urges every American to wear the Liberty Loan button from the second Liberty Bond subscription. It promotes arming the wife and children with a button as a patriotic symbol of support. The Goddess of Liberty is invoked.
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Goddess of Liberty
Whitcomb Named New Coal Dictator and Pledges Strict Law
The article profiles Whitcomb, a 29 year old Seattle attorney now appointed fuel administrator. He vows zero tolerance for misconduct, promises expert advisers, and a firm war time stance from headquarters at the Arcade building. Whitcomb holds multiple local and national posts and has long led business groups in Seattle.
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David White
Dave
Seattle
H. A. Garfield
National Fuel Administration
Washington State
Whitcomb
Arcade
University of Washington
Arcade Building and Realty Co
Building Owners’ and Managers’ Association
National
Washington Mutual Savings Bank
National Savings and Trust Co
Yeu
Western Roads To Ask For Increase
Interstate commerce circles expect Western railroads to seek a freight rate hike. Executives from Eastern lines arrived ahead of tomorrow’s hearing to reopen the 16 percent advance rate case.
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Ashington
Western Railroads
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastern Lines
Not actionable headline from a wartime plea
Primary call urges Americans to support defense in the world war via financial contributions, framing fiscal sacrifice as essential for justice and democracy.
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T. B
Boilermakers Refuse firm stance in shipyard talks
About 2,400 boilermakers and helpers packed Dreamland for a mass meeting and voted to stand firm on August 1 demands. Allies may shift positions as coppersmiths and sheet metal workers report returning to work under a temporary agreement. Officials refuse to predict outcomes before a Metal Trades Council meeting.
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Dreamland
Metal Trades Council
Wage Adjustment Board
Confessions of a Wife Personalities and Love
A narrator reflects on youth, love, and a life as a writer, recounting how many affairs felt casual yet left impact. He describes early ambitions, the lure of a great city, and a tuberculosis diagnosis that shifted perspective and renewed gratitude for life.
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Astern
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