Asputin Boasted of Conquest of Czarina in Russia Drama
The Star recalls a 1917 interview with Charles Edward Hassell on Russia, arguing the German links of the Romanovs and Rasputin. It portrays the czarina as domineering, pro German, and pivotal in the revolution, while condemning monarchy and predicting German surrender outcomes.
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Russia
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Charles Edward Hassell
the Star
Mra. N. Romanoff
Inn
Rasputin
Germany
Deurik Reaputin Bensted
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Reeputin
Seattle Star Office Directory Listing Update
The Seattle Star reports an updated office address at 1807 Seventh Ave near Union Street with potential moves or notices for staff and advertisers. Readers are advised to check upcoming issues for confirmation and any related notices from the management.
People's Council Riders Guide to Radicals in Wartime
An editorial railed against pro Prussia and peace crowds describing conscientious objectors as degenerates and paranoid elements. It praised figures like Bryan Ford Sin sk Darrow Spargo and urged support for wartime democracy while condemning radical dissent as froth and dregs.
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Bryan
Henry Ford
Upton Sinsk
Clarence Darrow
Henry L. Slobodin
Lucien Samial
America
John Spargo
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Mount Tacoma Name Change Case Dominates National Debate
A fragmented report discusses the Mount Tacoma naming dispute, its national reception, and the pursuit of justice. The piece notes mounting attention across the country, with local efforts in Tacoma and neighboring areas shaping public opinion and legal avenues.
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Mount Tacoma
Tacoma
Mt. Tacoma
Farm Wife Labor Value and Farm Food Returns
A 1930s study estimates the average annual value of a farm wife’s work at about 217 dollars, based on 990 farms across 14 states. The survey also notes the farm household receives roughly 229.84 dollars in food and about 196.16 dollars for feed expenditures. The figures illustrate household labor and farm production economics of the era.
Moss Mystery Continues At Lady Marybelle's Bedside
In a dimly lit country house, Marybelle is found dead from gas exposure as friends convene after the shock of an apparent accident. Prall and Wesley sort fact from fear while investigators weigh whether the scene points to accident or foul play.
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Germany
Larne
Mtr Vhdn
Marybelle
Moma
Chey Carrean
Lord Mervin
Thir Deere
Cimay
Seeligne
Berl
Thal
Bin
Cimy
Miss Field
Clan
Lord Herrimadeam
Cissy
Rock
Coree
Rock Bellamy
Marytdle
Wesley
Bellamy
Janet
Minn Field
Clany
Prall
Weasley
Lord Horringdean
Mise Field
Helen
Frank
Bee
George
Editor letter on vaccination and travel exemption stance
A physician rights a letter to The Star arguing against compulsory vaccination and seeking exemption to travel to France, asserting doubts about immunity from vaccines and criticizing vaccine efficacy statements amid two epidemics. The letter ends with a jab about bread delivery by a baker and Mr. Hoover.
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