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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1918

Page

4

Plan for Eight American Airways to Carry Mail

The article reports on a proposal by Rear Admiral Peary and the Aero Club of America to create eight transcontinental airways for mail express and passenger service. It details proposed routes from New York to San Francisco and Boston to Seattle, with designated woodrow wilson, Wright brothers, Langley, Chanute Hell, Rodgers, Atlantic, Gulf, and Pacific Airways. It notes the need for landing places, aircraft certification, and government support as wartime aviation expands to civilian use.

Frederick M. Kerry E. A Washington, D. C Great American Airways Continental Robert E Peary Aerial of America Peary National Aerial Coast Patrol Commission Aero Blue Book New York Aero Club of America E Xpert Philadelphia Pittsburg Ohio Indiana Louis Kanaan City Santa Barbara Cal Chanute & Hell Grand Rapids Minneapolis Bismarck Montana Spokane Seattle Tacoma Portland Rodgers Airway Calbraith Perry Rodgers Newport News Norfolk Los Angeles Atlantic Airway Bangor Maine Key West Fla Atlantic Seaboard Gulf Airway Rio Grande Gulf Coast Pacific Airway San Diego Puget Sound Pacific Seaboard Postal Service

Drafting bill for purchase of car lines

City officials and Sound Traction officials finalize terms to transfer Seattle streetcar lines. City to pay about fifteen million dollars via twenty year bonds at five percent with power costs set at one cent per kilowatt hour for a period, after which city power to be used.

Walter F Heak Lane Moore Fitgerald Bolton Seattle Sound Traction, Light & Co Lines Trans- Shipyard Ite Sanatiman Lane

Thieves strike Butternut 64 on Friday night

Thieves entered the Butternut 64 and fled with 26.95 dollars. The break in left the door hanging on its hinges as police investigated the Friday night incident.

Huns Retreat East of St Quentin Amid Battles

Paris dispatch reports Gen Debeny pressing evacuation of the pocket between the Oise and the Serre as German forces withdraw toward Vervins. French lines push toward Chatillon Du Temple and Chevrisies with Crecy sur Serre area seeing gains. East of Vouziers French and American forces outflank wooded heights while near Verdun Americans confront Prussian troops defending the Stenay corridor.

United Press Paris Debeny Oise The Serre Vervins St. Quentin Chatillon Du-Temple Chevrisies Dames Crecy-Sur-Serre Vouziers

Boy Shot Playing Dies After Accidental Shooting

Clayton Crawford 12 of 1816 Lander Street died Saturday morning in a local hospital after being accidentally shot by companion George Hutchenson while playing with a gun at 20th Avenue and Lander Street. Police investigate the shooting circumstances. The boy who fired the rifle was 12 and lived on Latcher Street between 19th and 20th avenues.

Clayton Crawford Lander St George Hutchenson 20Th Ave Latcher At 20Th Aves

Salvage Old Linen Used For Surgical Work

Linen and other fabrics salvaged from old engineering drawings are used for surgical needs in England and France. Over 30,000 pieces, sizes 2 feet to 30 feet by 8 inches to 48 inches, have been turned in six months. The Times reports depots opening in India and Scotland to receive the material.

N. FE. A London Holland England France Times India Scotland

Divorce suit begun against Harry Bolton

Mrs Rose Bolton files divorce papers through attorney Walter Fulton alleging desertion and an affair with a detective co respondent. She says Bolton limited credit to the family grocer and provided only 17.50 weekly while she is destitute and unable to work. Alimony and $200 expenses sought. married in 1906 in Tacoma, no children.

T. H. Bolton Mra Rose Bolton Walter Fulton Bolton Mayfair Addition Mrs Tacoma

Burglary Hold-Up Delays Central Police Call

The report describes a hold-up at Denns Way and Summit Ave Friday night near 9. Ww. C. Carson of 123 Queen Anne Ave tried to reach police for 90 minutes to no avail. Carson says a gun was shown, he had no cash but wrote a $5 check to one burglar and offered advice as police later arrived.

Helday Denns Way Summit Ave Sonty Ww. C. Carson Queen Anne Ave Sheriff Stringer Carson

Face Shortage of Officials to Man Election Booths

County officials fear a shortage of workers for November polls as pay rules shift to a 24 hour duty. State guidance ties the rate to a full day, risking staffing woes. The county may rely on women to staff the booths.

N. M. Wardall Clausen W. V. Tanner Wardall

Hotel Proprietors Plead Not Guilty

Hotel proprietors pleaded not guilty Saturday to charges of disorderly houses. BK. F. Sweeney Hen Koda night clerk and R. A. Ryan auditor of the Butler hotel and Jules Zbinden owner of the Seward hotel were released on 2000 bail each. Judge Neterer set cases for November 5. Walter Fulton represented Butler defendants while former Mayor Hiram Gill was Zbinden's attorney.

BK. F. Sweeney Hen Koda R. A. Ryan Butler Hotel Jules Zbinden Seward Hotel Neterer Walter Fulton Butler Hiram Gill Zbinden

Dairymen Postpone Convention at Tolt Washington

King County Dairymen's association will delay its convention at Tolt, Washington, until after the influenza ban is lifted. The postponement shifts the event to a later date once public health orders permit gatherings.

King County Dairymen's Association Tolt Wash

Hindenburg Urging Speed in Retreat as Winter Gathers

Western front cold weather and American advances toward Luxemburg exit press Von Hindenburg to accelerate retreat from Belgium and Northwestern France. German rear guards face congestion risks while Pershing’s push tightens the squeeze on the Meuse Argonne line.

New York Luxemburg France von Hindenburg Belgium Germany Stenay Pershing Argonne Meuse Argonne Meuse

Anti Rent Profiteering League backs McCormick for sheriff

The Anti Rent Profiteering League endorsed P. J. McCormick for sheriff after a unanimous vote. The group urged voters to support the candidate, condemning landlords profiteering and stressing economy and fairness in office. The statement notes the league's aim to protect women and children and to keep politics out of its decisions.

Anti-Rent Profiteering League M’cormick Sherife N. A. Havercamp P. J. McCormick AntiRent Profiteering League McCormick

Flying Near Safe As Walking In Early War Glides

London dispatch reports a British flyer demonstrating safety in a 20 mile glide after engine failure. The pilot released hands from the controls and steered solely with feet on the rudder, landing smoothly at the air drome.

N. BE. A London England Hrntiah

St Paul Stove Repair & Plumbing Co Ad

St Paul Stove Repair and Plumbing advertises firebacks linings and repairs for stoves ranges and furnaces water backs and cols installed connected at 608 Pike St main 875.

St. Paul Stove Repair & Plumbing Co Pike ST. Main

Ban on Women Students Ends At University of Washington

Washington university suspends admission of women until influenza epidemic subsides. Men may enroll except those not in the student army training corps. Enrollment for officers training camp and for army and navy service continues as announced Friday.

University of Washington Army Training Corps University

Flivvers Tow Planes With Rubber Tire Tractors

Small propeller planes or flivvers with hard rubber tires are described as being used to tow airplanes in and out of American aero hangars, showing an era of light aviation ground handling.

American Aero

Tenants Score Rent Reductions At City Commission Meeting

The rent control board in the Securities Building cut multiple bills after tenants prevailed in ten cases. Reductions ranged from 10 to 19 dollars while several operators faced no-eviction rulings and a hotel rent was restrained from rising. Women landlords were noted among offenders.

Fair Rent Commission Securities Building Rainier Valley

Thief Edward Zachrisen Sentenced to 15 Years

Edward Zachrisen alias Eddie Wilson received a 15 year term in the Monroe reformatory after pleading guilty to stealing a purse on October 7. The item contained Liberty Bonds and $235, left on a trunk outside Miss Anna Pitt's room at 619 Blanchard Street. Judge John S. Jurey handed down the sentence in superior court Friday.

Monroe Reformatory Edward Zachrisen Eddie Wilson John S. Jurey Anna Pitt Blanchard St

Free to asthma sufferers offers no cost trial method

An advertisement promises a new asthma cure at the sender’s expense. It appeals to sufferers with long standing or recent cases and claims rapid relief from wheezing and breathing troubles. Send no money and mail a coupon today for a free trial.

Wilson ties Austro-Hungarian dissolution to independence claims

President Wilson urged dissolution of the Austro-Hungarian empire, stating autonomy is insufficient. He backed independence for Czecho-Slovaks and other nationalities, signaling dismemberment while gaining support from Congress and Republicans for ending Hapsburg rule.

Washington Wilson Charles Hungary Bohemia Austria Germany Teutons Vienna National Council United States Hitchcock Senate Foreign Relations Committee

Seaman Walsh Gassed by German Sub Attack on Atlantic Coast

Special to The Star recounts James Walsh an American seaman from Waukegan NL who on deck during a German submarine gas attack on the Carolina coast was exposed to poison gas. He was treated at New London hospital and Fort Lyons recuperation, now home on furlough.

Waukegan James Walsh Carolina America Walsh Navy New London Conn Navy Recuperation Fort Lyons Colo Atlantic

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Europe Italy Regia Zeesk San Ogisho Rodgers Aeronautic Maps Association Madison Ave BY John DE Gandt Harry Bolton Hindenburg J. W. T. Mason United Press War Expert Fred Asthma Coupon Frontidpr Asthma CO Niagara and Hudsonsta Buffalo, N. Y Poland Great Britain First Ave Pike Sterling Americas Vjames Walsh SAVE Dexter Horton Trust’ and Savings Bank Cherry Second Avenue Dexter Horton Trust & Savings Bank Dexter Horton National Bank
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