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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1915

Page

8

Duncan Fraser Flees Surgery After Hospital Admission

Duncan A Fraser of Northport deserts the Seattle City Hospital ward after refusing consent for an operation and autopsy. He clutches a crutch and flees down the corridor toward the elevator, insisting his leg be kept for his wife and six children.

Duncan A. Fraser Northport Seattle Duncan Mrs. Fraser Mr. Fraser

Park Improvement Plans and Facilities Granted

The park board approved Seward park improvements to start when Lake Washington water levels drop after canal work. A petition from the Automobile Club to establish a city camping site was discussed, Leach Park pavilion was allotted to the Church Athletic League for basketball, and a $1,000 heating plant was approved for the Jefferson Park golf club house.

Rainier

Von Papen Denies Charge Over 'Ydlotic Yankees' Remark

Capt Franz Von Papen, the German naval attaché, emphatically denied using the term 'Ydlotic Yankees' to insult Americans. He said the phrase referred to a New York newspaper and insisted he is not on indefinite leave, but only in San Francisco for a few days before returning to his post.

Tommy Gunsdorf Mrs. Griedorf Celestia Professor Stilliter Freddie Gunedor Ganadorf Keler Kehr Sanfrancisco Franz von Papen von Papen New York

Mothers Record of Ten Sons in Britain War Effort

United Press reports from London describe Mrs. Mary Fury of Loughrea Ireland who has sent ten sons to the British army. Six are dead in France one wounded hospital one prisoner in Germany one still fighting and another nursing a shattered arm. The piece notes laborers form a growing share of Britain’s forces and highlights Trafalgar Street Walworth where 195 cards of honor hang in shop windows reflecting families sent to war.

Wilbur Forrest United Press London Mall Mary Fury Loughrea County Galway Ireland France Germany British Isles Great Britain Dardanelles Walworth

Students May Register as Non Matriculate for Fees

The board of regents approved President Suzzallo plan allowing students earning four or fewer credits to register as non matriculate for five dollars per semester. Cadet teacher trainers are admitted under this system and night law students may register as non matriculate for ten dollars per semester.

Board of Regents Suzzallo

Matthews to Speak at Y M C A Sunday Mass Meeting

Dr M A Matthews will preach at a men’s mass meeting at the Y M C A at 3 o clock Sunday The Y M C A orchestra will perform several selections Supper will be served after discussions of biblical problems and there will be an informal fireside hour

M. A. Matthews

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