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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1917

Page

5

60 Per Cent Back to Work at Ship Yards

Shipyards in Seattle show gradual return to full operation after a three week walkout. About 60 percent of the 4,000 workers at three large yards have returned, with 2,600 at Seattle Construction Dry Dock, 1,000 at Ameas Shipbuilding Dry Dock, and 2,100 at the Duthie plant. Delays stem from need for ship staging and platform construction for hull workers. Riveters bolters and certain key trades will resume this week.

Seattle Construction & Dry Dock Co Amea Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Duthie

Seattle Favorite Opens in The Knife at Metropolitan Eugene

Norman Hackett, Seattle’s popular stock favorite, heads to the Metropolitan theatre for Eugene Walter’s latest stage success The Knife. Hackett is well known in Seattle and will be welcomed by scores of admirers. Advertisement.

Norman Hackett Seattle Metropolitan Theatre Eugene Walter Hackett

British ships aid Russian fleet escape at Moon Sound

London reports British vessels aided the Russian Baltic fleet in a daring escape under the guns of the German fleet at Moon Sound. A British submarine reportedly torpedoed two German dreadnoughts and a transport, while German losses grew heavy. The Russian Riga squadron is said to have escaped, with German plans to land troops at Werder and renew efforts toward Reval.

Hy United Press London Riga Moon Sound Petrograd Gulf of Riga Moon Oesel Werder Moon Island Hapehal Reval Gulf of Finland Russia Kaisers' Admiralty Germany

Russian Fleet Breaks Through German Blockade at Gulf of Finland

The United Press reports the escape of the trapped Russian fleet from the Gulf of Riga into the Gulf of Finland, described as a remarkable seamanship feat that could boost Russian morale amid the war. German belief in a disaster and mutinous hints are noted as possible causes.

Gulf of Riga Gulf of Finland

Mme Gluck Embraces American Identity In Seattle Engagement

Born Italian and married to Slav, Alma Gluck declares herself American and cherishes simple folk songs and national melodies. She praises Dixie for its simplicity and America’s spirit, saying Americans will sing it with enthusiasm. She notes her Seattle engagement sold out and is joined by Eleanor Schieb and harpist Salvatore di Stefano.

Alma Gluck Mme Gluck Mre. Zimbalist America Mme. Gluck Altho Seattle Eleanor Schieb Sig. Salvatore di Stefano

American Troops Crave Home News in France

Soldiers in France long for word from home and receive a call from Harry S. King to send newspaper subscriptions for three to six months or longer. If direct delivery is impossible, papers should go to the American post office in France.

France Harry S&. King American Bank King

Army seeks unlimited cooks and stewards in Seattle HQ

Instructions to recruit as many cooks and stewards as possible were received at headquarters on Tuesday. The message came from the United States army and specified a large recruitment drive for these service roles.

United States Army Seattle National Bank

Honor Rev Shayler at 20th ordination anniversary feast

About 250 banqueters attended the feast honoring the 20th anniversary of the ordination of Reverend Hment Vincent Shayler to the Episcopalian ministry, held on Monday.

Hment Vincent Shayler

Red Cross Linen Sterilization Advice by Seattle Engineer

M. T. Stevens, sanitary engineer for Seattle, says formaldehyde, chloride of lime, and plenty of hot water make excellent sterilizers for old linen to aid Red Cross efforts.

Seattle Red Cross M. T. Stevens

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