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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1915
Page
3
Amid Balkan crisis rumors spread that Serbia could quickly topple Bulgaria and reshape Europe. Austrian circles discuss a swift war outcome, Romania and Turkey align, while Bulgaria seeks Macedonia. A wide sweep of headlines covers cinema listings and new releases at Liberty, Alaska, Melbourne, Colonial, and other theaters with summaries of ongoing film serials and star appearances.
A stockade prisoner nicknamed Boyle, calling himself an honest man, asks Sheriff Hodge to deport him to Sunny New South Wales. He states he will be released around the 20th with $1.45 and notes no work is available, seeking removal to escape his alleged criminal past and Seattle underworld association.
The narrator recalls the night Aunt Mary dies while Jim Edie and she keep vigil. Dick is absent. Jim reveals their shared love. plans for funeral are made with undertaker. Margie contemplates life, death, and the bonds of family as the entry ends with To Be Continued Monday.
The allies want the United States to lend one billion dollars with no collateral or with U S securities as collateral yet warn that without such a loan they would seek alternate buyers for goods, shifting purchases to Canada Australia Egypt India China and other regions.
Fifty two Bible classes for boys will begin next week on the first Monday in the YMCA boys department. Each class has a different teacher and all instructors meet Sundays in four special Bible classes led by Tracy Strong C G Norman W R Jenkins and Wesley Renie. This marks one of the activities of the world’s largest boys department.
Washington reports indicate Berlin discussions between Ambassador Gerard and the foreign secretary, with officials sensing a possible German disavowal of the Arabic torpedoing. The tone suggests a willingness to meet the United States halfway and settle the dispute.
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