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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1914
Page
6
The Belgian commission arriving on the Celtic to lodge a protest with Washington over alleged German atrocities in Belgium. Spokesman Henri Cartobd Wart refused to comment for publication. The Celtic carried 1,900 passengers, many of whom were destitute.
William O Thompson of the federal commission on industrial relations outlined a world peace plan at a noon Rathskeller meeting attended by about 60 people, including many natives of belligerent nations. Judge Everett Smith chaired the session.
The narrator recalls her youth in Vienna and Lower Austria, yearning for female emancipation in arms. At 18 she marries Count Arno Dotky, a dashing Hussar, and dawns a life filled with hope of military glory, later masking sorrow in her diary.
Finley Graham, charged with vagrancy in Justice Crane's court, produced a $100 bill to pay a $10 fine and faced ten days in jail. A bank record showed an $8000 deposit at a Los Angeles savings bank alongside the large cash in court.
A young workman was killed in Paris after a companion stabbed him following a dispute over drinking with the father of the victim. Police are investigating the fatal altercation as a violent quarrel involving alcohol.
Reports describe German spies in Paris with wireless intercepts found on a Champs Elysees hotel roof and a crackdown as the government vows to remove spies. In Vienna a food price decree fines concealment and sets stock disclosure, while in Southampton a Canadian woman aboard the Oceanic seeks peace with her husband in a German Husar regiment.
Mrs Clark Fisher Andrew owner of Eagle Anvil works and author told Commissioner Burk she would shear sheep at Cadwallader park. She fulfilled the pledge by entering the park with a shearing apparatus and stripping the sheep of 100 pounds of wool.
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