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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1917

Page

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Smokers Rally For Our In France Tobacco Fund

The Star opens branch stations in downtown cigar stores to collect contributions for the Our In France Tobacco Fund. Donors’ names will be published. Locations include Green's Third avenue and Arctic Club building outlets, Pursley’s Second avenue and Seneca, Kelter & Bernbaum’s Second avenue and Clemmer theatre, Spring’s various addresses, Mecca cigar stand, Frye's at Third and Union, Bert Rideout's Central building, with more sites to be announced.

the Star Our In France The Star Green's Third Ave Arctic Club Pursley’s Second Ave Seneca Keltter & Bernbaum’s Kelter & Bernbaum’s Clemmer Theatre Spring's First Ave Pike St. Mecca Ginnold & Mink Union St Frye’s Third and Union Bert Rideout Central Building

Kaiser’s text flagged as German propaganda in Seattle schools

A Seattle school controversy centers on Im Vaterland a German language textbook used in Seattle high schools. At Broadway high the book is deemed unscientific and may be discarded while Lincoln high will censor before use. Critics warn it promotes Kaiserism and pro German culture amid broader Ohio drives alleging propaganda.

Kaiser Seattle Broadway High School Lincoln High School Cincinnati Ohio Germany America Im Vaterland Wilson Vaterland

Honor Men MARCH on Flower Strewn Streets

Seattle honors 73 men forming the second draft contingent to the national army. The parade along Second Ave featured bands, flowers, and city officials led by Mayor Gill. Trains to transport the drafted men departed after 2 p.m. as divisions in olive drab and navy blue marched with banners and allied banners.

Seattle Unel Sam Great National Army Cament Second Ave Gill Division 10 Elks’ Band Kent Kent Council For Patriotic Service Misses Frances Overlook Catherine Shinn Loree Whitley Ethel Weatherby Lorine Merrifield Bert Swezen Leutenants Third Ave King County Wagner Adams

Star’s noon matinee to aid Our Boys in France fund

Local lunch engagements hint at a big vaudeville show by Char Greenwood and the So Long Letty company. The program, replacing lunch, features nine acts, a Naval Militia band, and Oakland Cars parade. City officials praise turnout as a strong patriotic effort.

Star Our Boys In France Tobacco Fund Char Greenwood Letty” Company Leonard Alton W. Leonard The Traction Co Miller Freeman Naval Militia Training Station Second Ave Naval Wilitia Oakland Harry Aus

The Ads Point the Way To Economy

The Star highlights daily ads guiding readers to save on needed purchases at Seattle stores. Read today’s listings to discover best offers and timely deals across essential items.

Star

British Win Near Ypres Press Dispatch

British troops advanced on the Ypres Menin road in a broad offensive. All initial objectives were reported captured and German losses were described as unusually heavy after a massive artillery bombardment.

United Press Ypres-Menin Road

China to Send 20,000 Troops to French Front Soon

United Press dispatch from Tokyo reports China is expected to decide shortly on sending 20,000 troops to the French front, signaling a major potential escalation in World War I era alliances and troop commitments. The Nichi Nichi correspondent notes a pending government decision.

Tokio China Nichi Nichi

Donation Jits Bus Drivers Face Court This Friday

Justice of the Peace Brinker will hear cases against donation jitney bus drivers charged with operating without bonds. The drivers claim they are not common carriers. About 100 buses run in the city, 60 donation type and the rest bonded.

Justice of the Peace Brinker

Horror at Viborg as Russian troops execute officers

German agents sparked a mutiny among Russian forces in Viborg Finland. Loyal troops dragged ten officers including two generals to the Port Alto bridge and shot them. seven bodies were recovered as terror spread. One colonel was found at home with his head half severed. Col. Djunin of the Cossacks was also found dead in the woods.

United Press Stockholm Viborg Finland Petrograd Kerensky Korniloff Vaasiluf Vasaliuf Hle Tarnopol Enable United Preas Veberg Vassilus Gen Ornofsk Col Karenius Port Alto Djunin Agenta Kerenaky

Banks Depor t $8 Million as Seattle Federal Reserve Opens

Local banks deposited more than eight million dollars at the new Federal Reserve Bank branch in Seattle. The institution opened Wednesday in the Central building, signaling a major financial milestone for the region.

Federal Reserve Bank Seattle Central Building

Judge clears one defendant in Wells trial

Judge Neterer dismissed two counts and cleared R E Rice on all conspiracy allegations. The jury was instructed to find all four defendants not guilty on conspiracy to use the mails and to obstruct conscription. A third count against Rice was also dismissed.

Hulet Wells Neterer United States R. E

Nine Canadian Aviators Die at Camp Borden Spy Plot

Nine Canadian student aviators at Camp Borden died recently due to a German spy at the camp. The World reports the saboteur enlisted in the corps and tampered with control wires until failure. The German infiltrator spoke fluent English and entered on a false pretext with knowledge of mechanics. His fate remains unknown.

Ny United Drees New York Camp Borden New York World

Rehearing Granted in 4-Cent Ticket Case

The Thurston County Superior Court granted a rehearing of the Public Service Commission ruling that abolished 4 cent streetcar tickets. The hearing is set for 10:30 a.m. October 10, with the Tacoma Traction Company and the city represented.

Hugh Caldwell Public Service Commission Thurston County Superior Court Trac Ton Company

Girl Cadets to Give Sammies Dance at Fort Lawton

The First Girl Cadets of Washington host a dance in Madame Lepper's studio on Fourth Ave and Pike St to honor the soldiers at Fort Lawton. The event on September 20 at 8:30 p m offers free admission and refreshments for uniformed fort personnel and their dates, with outsiders charged 75 cents.

Washington Fort Lawton Madame Lepper Fourth Ave Prie St Fort

Japanese Vessels to Shift to Seattle Route

Unofficial word states three Japanese ships now in the Mediterranean service will be reassigned to run between Seattle and Vladivostok. The change comes as the fleet adjusts to closer routes and new logistics.

United Press Tokio Seattle Vladivostok

Senate Okays 11.5 Billion Bond War Bill

The Senate adopted the conference report on the 11.538 billion bond bill. The House was expected to approve the report the next day.

Senate Washington House

On to Berlin Patriot Song By Local Seattle Girl

Local author Linda BE Cheeseman from 2122 Fifth Ave Seattle pens the words and music for a new patriotic chorus titled On to Berlin The piece urges youth courage and strength to defeat the foe and win the day with the chorus quoted in the article Wu credited as composer for the music and words.

Berlin Seattle Linda BE Cheeseman Fifth Ave

Washington hotel review parade honors arrive with flowers

The procession along Second avenue heads toward the Washington Hotel as a crowd cheers. Girls handed baskets of lunch to the men, including chicken deviled eggs and cake, while a flower and flag stand hosted Adjutant General Maurice Thompson, Lieutenant Governor Louis Hart, and other officials.

Washington Hotel Adjt Maurice Thompson Louis Hart A. J Rhodes Seattle Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club Harold Preston King County Council of Patriotic Service Henry Suzzallo State Council of Defense Second Ave Seattle

I W Ward Seeks Name Change After Fracas

I W Ward asks for a name change after patriotic citizens mistake his initials for a syndicalist group. A crowd confronts him in Thief River Falls Minnesota and Ward escapes with multiple bruises.

I. W. Ward Thief River’ Falls Minn Ward

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