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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1918

Page

3

Local aviator H. Plortan Canfield laid to rest

Funeral with full military honors for H Plortan Canfield Seattle’s first aviator to die for his country. Service at University Methodist church followed by burial at Washelli cemetery. Letters from Miami flyers were read and naval aviation tribute observed at the grave.

H. Plortan Canfield Seattle W. Cram Canfield Miami Fla Biscayne Bay War Department Miam Florida

Lloyd George speaks to Foch and Haig by telephone from Downing Street

Special to The Star reports that Prime Minister Lloyd George maintains constant telephone contact with Generals Haig and Foch at the French front. The exchanges reveal plans for a supreme Allied council meeting and possible Paris travel, with Haig allegedly returning from France overnight.

London Lloyd George Haig Foch France No. 10 Downing E Paris Balfour Supreme Council of the Allies Field Marshal

Attorney in Army Honored by Friends at Luncheon

Seattle attorney Halph Horr, now a Army lieutenant, was honored at a Young Men's Republican club luncheon in Bird's cafeteria. He received a traveling bag and two wrist watches, one from the Home Savings and Loan association and the other from Hazen J. Titus.

Halph Horr Seattle Young Men's Republican Club Bird's Cafeteria Second Ave Home Savings and Loan Association Hazen J. Titus

Requa Infant Dies in Fire Tragedy Aids Sought

Mrs. Tina Requa of Salt Lake City seeks help from local police to locate Chas. Requa after a fire killed their one year old son and their eldest son died of heart trouble within three weeks.

Tina Requa Salt Lake City Chas. Requa

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