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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1917
Page
5
An old beauty note recommends a three minute paste made from water and delatone to banish facial hair. After removal, wash skin to remove remaining delatone and leave a clear complexion. Obtain delatone from your druggist for best results.
Premier Ribot spoke at Marne battlefield celebration denying any French claim beyond reparations. He warned Germany to separate economic and military aims or face a league of democratic nations acting economically and militarily to curb aggression.
The Seattle Typographical union at its regular monthly meeting reaffirmed loyalty to the government and the president. It endorsed the Federation of Labor's war position, countering claims that organized labor blocks administration policy.
A bomb was found among confiscated staff during the raid on the I W W headquarters in Detroit. Federal officials prepared indictments and planned arrests for either later today or tomorrow.
Wisconsin food administrator Magnus Swenson ordered one meatless and one wheatless day weekly for the state under Hoover's direction. Hotels restaurants and households are asked to observe these days as a patriotic duty. In Tacoma federal authorities probe a reported People’s Council meeting planned for South Tacoma Park next Sunday.
Officials report numerous arrests across Russia tied to a royalist plot. Members of the former royal family detained while General Guerko and his wife, once allied with the old regime, are escorted toward frontier exile. The rouble’s sudden value surge before Moscow talks and plunge afterward is linked to speculation around Kerensky’s fate.
Reports from the East and Middle West indicate that German is losing popularity in American schools. Though boards do not remove it, interest among students is rapidly dwindling as fall term opens.
No 45 Women s White Stockings silk 39c and No 46 Women s Fancy Silk Stockings 95c. Sizes 8 14 to 10. Read as a brief catalog notice listing item numbers, descriptions, prices, and available sizes. Clean, factual, period style shopping note.
United Press reports the Omaha packing strike spreading to about 3,000 workers. Armour and Cudahy plants each have roughly 1,500 out, Morris and Co. workers scheduled at noon. Swift and Co. gave a 2 cent raise, which the strikers rejected, seeking 5 cents.
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