Peace terms stated for Germany by Washington
The United States outlines a peace vision requiring full German democracy, allowing disputed territories to decide their futures, and restoration for nations harmed in the war. It insists on genuine reforms, the German people choosing their fate, and rejects mere Reichstag reform or Kaiser-led peace.
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Robert J. Bender
United Press
Washington
Germany
Hohenzollerns
United States
England
France
United State
Wilson
Aisace-Lorraine
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Schlesswig-Holstein
Denmark
Austria
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Serbia
Jungoslav
Montenegro
Dalmatia Ferme
Istria
Trieste
Gorizia
Italy
Polfand
Belgium
Dardanelles
Teutons
Sweden aided German plot to sink Argentine ships
The United States disclosed German messages passed off as Swedish notes from Count Luxburg urging Argentina to resist Allied demands and to sink ships. The State Department said it has shared the translations with Swedish and Argentine envoys and warned of growing tensions over neutrality violations.
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United Press
Star
Washington
Sweden
Count Luxburg
Berlin
State Department
Luxburg
Germany
Buenos Aires
Stockholm
Americas
Mexico
Japan
U. S
United States
Halifax
von Bernstorff
Europe
Legation
London
Department of State
Thoreed
Foreign Office
The Moss Mystery opens in The Star this Monday
The Star begins Carolyn Wells novel The Moss Mystery with the plot of a prank that escalates to a death. A woman claims a poltergeist caused injuries and later a death, amid multiple theories and baffling clues.
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Marybelle Mona
Carolyn Wells
the Star
Cupid Gets Ma'ams Two Seattle Teachers Marry This Summer
A report by Superintendent F. B. Cooper notes two Seattle teachers joined the army and 24 married this summer. Piltyanine resigned last June.
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Seattle
F. B. Cooper
Piltyanine
Four Americans Die in Hospital Raid in France
United Press reports four Americans were killed when German airmen bombed French coast hospitals. Victims include First Lieut. Wm. Firesimmons of Kansas City, Private Leslie G. Woods of Streator Illinois, Rudolph Rubinef Jr. of New York, and Oscar Letugo of Boston. Several officers and nurses were wounded as planes repeatedly attacked day across Harvard St.Louisa and Chicago hospitals. A large bomb near Chicago hospital did not explode.
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United Press
France
Wm. T. Firesimmons
Kansas City
Harvard
Leslie G. Woods
Streator
Rudolph Rubinef, Jr
New York
Oscar Letugo
Boston
Pershing Ordered to Report Casualties to War Dept
War Department orders General Pershing to furnish an immediate casualty report for the Harvard and St Louis hospital units in France and to place all casualties at the head of his daily cablegram. A Chamber of Commerce Industrial Bureau dinner will be held at the Masonic Club rooms Arcade building on September 12.
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Washington, Sept
Pershing
War Department
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St. Louis
France
Industrial Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Club
Arcade Building
Star Liberty Weekly Films Show at Liberty Theatre
The Star-Liberty weekly program opens Sunday and runs through Wednesday featuring Seattle drafted men leaving for war, federal raids on Seattle I. W. W. headquarters, labor day parade scenes, a 20 mile Labor Day bicycle race, and a Greig family bust unveiling. Navy motion pictures from Bremerton Yard, approved by Secretary Daniels, will be shown next week.
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Greig
Norway
Puget Sound
Navy Department At
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Bremerton Navy Yard
Uncle Sam
Navy Yards
Daniels
Star-Liberty
Liberty
Camp Lewis Opens As Training Camp For Western States
Uncle Sam’s $7,000,000 Camp Lewis at American Lake Washington opens for select service heroes from Alaska to California. The vast cantonment sits among forests and a lake with 76,000 acres, forming a pioneer city of new wooden buildings. By week’s end about 2,000 draftees will arrive to begin intensive training under army cooks and staff, ready to learn after homesickness and backache impressions.
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Ee Eee
Alaska
Panama
Cuba
Philippines
New York State
Washington, D. C
West
Lewis
American Lake
Wash
Uncle Sam
Western States
Camp Lewis
Mundorf Exonerated by Boilermakers Union Session
Red Mundorf leader of the Boilermakers union was tried and cleared of slander charges at a Sunday night union meeting. He berated members who supported a shipyard strike.
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Red Mundorf
Boilermakers’ Union
Mundorf
Dance for Smoke Fund in Seattle on Thursday
A benefit dance and card party will be held Thursday evening September 13 at the W O W hall Fourth Ave and Marion Ave for The Star smoke fund. Hosted by Seattle Review No 8 and the Women’s Benefit Association of the Maccabees, admission is 25 cents. Ladies volunteered this event and The Star supports Sammies. Reserve Thursday night.
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W. O. W. Hall
Fourth Ave
Marion At
Star
Seattle Review No
Women's Benefit Association of the Maccabees
Auto crash at Smith bridge leaves four harmed
Hoquiam dispatch reports two killed and two injured after a automobile went through the railing of the Smith bridge between Oakville and Cedarville and plunged 25 feet to the Chehalis river rocks. The dead are Roy Stowry and Mrs Eva Avery. the injured include Miss Ste Mla Wacheler and J W Sciffort.
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Smith Bridge
Oakville
Cedarville
Chehalis River
Roy Stowry
Eva Avery
A Avery
Ste Mla Wacheler
J. W. Sciffort
Rainbow Division Lands at Camp Mills
UPI reports the Second Field Hospital Corps from Oregon arrived at Camp Mills and joined the Rainbow division, as weather conditions and arrival details indicate a reassignment of units during the period.
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United Press
Hempstead
N. Y
Sept. S
Second Field Hospital Corps
Oregon
Camp Mills
Rainbow
Correction to Smoke Fund contributions
An error in yesterday's marine recruiting offices notice misstated amounts. The correct donation from the fund is $1.75, and the total for yesterday is $1,408.25, not $1,398.25.
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