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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1916

Page

1

Hughes 0 K S Wilson Policies Supported In Indiana

Gov Charles E Hughes spoke at Columbus Indiana endorsing two Wilson era policies on munitions shipments and neutral travel. He defended neutral rights and international law amid McLemore resolution criticism and planned four Indiana speeches to boost his campaign efforts and Senate prospects.

Hughes Wilson Columbus Ind Charles E. Hughes High Sea United States

Miller challenged to step out on referendum questions

George F. Cotterill former Seattle mayor and progressive candidate for Congress urged Joan F. Miller former mayor and Republican candidate to reveal her stance on Referendum Measures 6 7 and 8. Miller remained silent previously stating support for the measures and Cotterill called for open public opinion on labor rights railroad and port issues.

George F. Cotterill Seattle Congress Joan F. Miller Miller Cotterill Republican Committee Washington Alaska Bremerton America Mr. Miller

Star Exposes Reformers and Endorses the Right Kind of Legislature

The Star urges voters to reject several Republican incumbents across districts 40 to 47 for backing a corrupt Senate plan and anti social measures. It endorses select candidates from both parties seen as independent and meritorious, highlighting W. T. Christensen, Paul Houser, Anna Louise Strong, and others for proven public service and reformist potential.

Star The Senate Free State Washington Fred Hastings Victor Zednick Otto Tamm C. E. West Fred Nelson Paul Houser A. E. Fuller Dr. W. T. Christensen Clarence L. Gere A. I. Flagg Robert G. Cauthorn Tom S. Patterson Richard Seelye Jones Jos. R. Manning Anna Louise Strong M. B. Harker W. T. Christensen Strong Bureau of Child Welfare Washington,d. C Department of Labor

Five Thousand Union Men Parade With Torchlights and Banners

Torchlights banners and trans ships will tell the story of Wilson's achievements in parade and demonstration. The labor unions will have a large presence in the parade with a total of 56 000 union men. Women options Woodrow Wilson league and other local democratic organizations will have sections in the parade. Five inches of snow fell on Snoqualmie summit and Washington highway as trains crossed the Cascades.

Alw Wilson Independent League Woodrow Wilson Tendent League Washington Highway Snoqualmie Cascades

Dead Airman Silas Christofferson Killed Testing Tractor

Silas Christofferson aviator and aviation school owner dies after his military tractor plunges 100 feet near Redwood City. He was aloft with engine trouble and the crash crushed his chest. his wife witnessed the tragedy. Christofferson had fame from altitude records and flying a ferry boat.

Redwood City Cal Silas Christofferson Redwood City Hospital Seattle Christofferson Portland Ore

Cotterill and Lis­ter to Speak at Luncheon Referendum

Geo F Cotterill will address the noon luncheon at the Commercial Club on Wednesday about referendum measures. Governor Ernest Lister is set to speak at the Thursday luncheon in the same series.

Geo. F. Cotterill Commercial Club Ernest Lister

British Casualties for October Reach 108,255

London reports official October casualty totals totaling 108,255. Of these 22,859 were killed or missing, including 1,487 officers. 76,684 wounded, including 2,858 officers. and 8,712 missing, including 439 officers.

London

Volunteers sought to circulate nonpartisan election petitions

Washington nonpartisan committee seeks volunteers to circulate petitions to remove party labels from county and state elections on November 7. Call 3107 Arcade Annex or Elliott 4255. Petitions expected to be ready in a day or two per attorney general’s office in Olympia.

Arcade Annex Elliott Erickson Washington Nonpartisan Committee Olympia

Cooks and Assistants Dance at Dreamland Tuesday Night

The local number 33 ninth annual dance by cooks and assistants will be held at Dreamland Tuesday night. Councilman Hesketh notes waitresses will serve the punch.

Dreamland Hesketh

Germany to disavow sinking two British ships

Berlin pledges to disavow any sinking of the Marina and Rowanmore if proved by German authorities. Germany would offer reparation and punish the commander or commanders, with Washington officials seeking verified information to replace provisional reports.

Washington Marina Rowanmore Germany State Department

Wilson Ready for Final Drive in New York Tour

President Wilson plans two days in New York state to rally support ahead of the election. He will speak in Buffalo and New York City with anticipated large receptions. Democrats allege Republicans spend heavily on last minute advertising to sway votes.

Long Branch N. J Wilson New York State Buffalo New York City New York Senator Lodge

Sinking of the Marina Weighs on Secretary Lansing

Secretary Lansing said official reports on the Marina sinking are not conclusive. He noted no information has been received from the American embassy in London, and the crew likely were unable to leave before the ship sank. Continued on page 9.

Lansing Marina London

Freight brakeman loses both arms in California accident

Fred Dodge of Ashland Oregon, a freight brakeman, lost both arms today while making a coupling at Steinman in Redding California. One arm was severed at the elbow and the other at the shoulder. He is expected to recover. Dodge has a wife and baby in Ashland.

Redding Cal Fred Dodge Ashland Ore Steinman Dodge

County stung for extra help

County commissioners plan to pack 51 precincts with three Republican officials and one Democrat, costing an extra 400 to 600 dollars. They argue the alternative is to give other parties representation as well, though the law requires only three officials per precinct.

Lare Hamilton Kris Knudsen Hamilton Knudsen

She Loved Him but He Loved Another

Sandra Phayre faced heartbreak as she pursued a romance where the beloved preferred another. Despite the setback, she persevered in her pursuit and emerged victorious in the end.

Sandra Phayre

Bride's Hero Clears Impossible Puzzle Next Week

The Bride's Hero advances to resolve a seemingly impossible puzzle in next week's installment of the romance novel series The Bride's. Readers anticipate a clever solution and romantic payoff as the plot unfolds.

Hero

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