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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1918

Page

10

Why Suffrage Is a War Measure

Carrie Chapman Catt argues that the federal woman suffrage amendment strengthens democracy during wartime. She ties suffrage to national morale, noting two war factors a moral psychology and manpower, and says denying women the vote undermines America's standing and war effort. Enemies are not in trenches but in American political delays.

Carrie Chapman Catt Praideet International Suffrage Alliance National Woman Suffrage Asso Wilson America Wome Great Britain Canada Denmark United States Senate France New York State

Belgian fugitives betrayed by woman thwarted escape

An arc of Belgian escape into Holland was stopped when a woman betrayed the plan. Ten men aimed to sacrifice themselves to breach frontier sentinels and electrified wire. Three German soldiers were killed before machine guns halted the Pelgians. ten died, over seventy were arrested, others fled toward Belgium.

N. Fef. A Amsterdam Holland Belgium

Brussels relief fund aids poor with over one million dollars

The Brussels committee on victualing and aid reports that through the middle of May it has distributed clothing to Brussels’s poor totaling 1,029,334.60 dollars. ThisTeutonized Brussels press notes the substantial charity effort supporting residents amid hardships.

Brussels Preas Brussels Committee On

Care tips for auto maintenance during Sunday curtailment

A historical note offers practical advice for car owners amid new limits on Sunday driving. It warns against riding the clutch, explains clutch wear, warns that brakes too tight waste fuel and wear linings, and outlines a simple valve grinding check using pencil marks to ensure proper seating.

Motorist urged to conserve tires and fix vehicles now

The Star appeals to motorists to ease the gas shortage by reducing garage visits and maintaining cars. It urges tire upkeep, avoiding inflation loss, and timely vulcanizing for cuts. It notes engines can lose compression as they warm, due to valve stems expanding and not seating properly.

The Star

Campus Soldiers to Play Football on Campus

Men of the student army training corps on the university campus will form a football team and meet the sallora from the university game but civilians cannot attend until the influenza ban is lifted. Capt. A B Aub of the US RTC is directing plans. Claude Hunt, the athletic director, is away at Princeton. a new coach will be hired. The men will receive drill credit for gridiron training.

Student Army Training Corps A. BE. Aub US Rt.c Claude Hunt Princeton

Seattle Boxing Benefit Card Aiming For Big Night

Seattle prepares a major benefit boxing program to aid the United War Fund drive. Austin and Salt organize the exhibit with Billy Murray versus Mickey King as headliners, subject to flu ban lifting and permission to borrow Murray from a service camp. George Thompson of Camp Lewis is sought for a meeting with Herman. If the ban remains, the show shifts one week later.

United War Fund Uncle Sam Hoxere Seattle Austin & Salt Billy Murray Mickey King Murray George Thompson Camp Lewis Herman

Hunt Called East to Get U S Course for Coach

Uncle Sam has called Claude J. Hunt, University of Washington football coach, to Princeton for a two weeks course of instruction for coach of armg training corps men. He will learn athletic training for embryo soldiers and will stop in Minneapolis Saturday to see Minnesota versus Carlton College, where Hunt coached before.

Sam Claude J. Hunt University of Washington Princeton Hunt Minneapolis University of Minnesota Carlton College

Seattle clubs form three teams for Northwest league

Three Beattie clubs join the Northwest soccer league as it nears a season start once the influenza ban ends. Skinner & Eddy, Duthies and Woodland Park organize, with Carbonado and Black Diamond merging to a single whirlwind team and Todd Construction from Tacoma completing the circuit.

Beattie Northwest Soccer League Skinner & Eddy Duthies Woodland Park Carbonado Black Diamond Todd Construction Tacoma

Willard Plans Benefit Boxing For War Campaign

Plans for a Willard Dempscy or Fulton bout in New York for United War Work exploded as Willard wires he will box a benefit bout or two but not in New York and will meet someone in Texas Willie Hoppers aids Red Cross with benefit billiard exhibitions The world champ boxed in Boston beating George Slosson on balkline fixtures United War Work campaigners expect 10 million dollars to be raised for soldiers' comforts by large boxing shows nationwide in coming weeks

Jess Willard Jack Dempscy Fred Fulton New York Willard Texas Willie Hoppers Red Cross Boston George Slosson United War Work

Epidemic Debate on Quarantine and Liberty in Seattle

A reader urges strict quarantine for influenza, arguing for isolation of the sick and relaxation of muzzling the healthy. The letter contrasts roping off contagion with keeping doors open, and calls for citizen unity and 100 percent vitality in public health. A second letter questions bond purchases affecting a 15-year-old worker and criticizes closures of theatres, churches, and schools that may spread illness.

Seattle

Influenza Quarantine Question At City Car Barn

A Star editor notes concern over a man at the municipal car barn on Henderson Street and Ninth Avenue who continues to work despite his entire family being sick with influenza, raising questions about quarantine enforcement and safety.

the Star Henderson St Ninth Ave

War work bureaus fail to provide real living wage jobs

A reader criticizes war employment offices for listing only cooks and nursemaids, deterring qualified women with invasive registration questions, and failing to follow up. She notes experienced women see their lines deemed non-essential by the war, and she suggests the term Hooverite fits some offices.

the Star B. B.C

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