Liberty Loan Drives Surge As Seattle Area Promotes Bonds
Auburn railway union members offered free transport to Seattle for soldiers from Camp Lewis on the 28th but the plan was declined as water arrangements were set. Tacoma reports the Fourth Liberty Loan near goal with events, speakers, and a $6 billion target. Mrs. Berthe Knatvold Mellett identified as the mystery woman at a Tacoma hotel dinner. Dwight Hawley, wounded near Chateau Thierry, travels with war trophy train. Carpenters union contributes $5,000. Seattle mobilizes Four Minute Men and organizing details include Roscoe M. Drumheller and 12 lieutenants. campaigns visit shipyards and factories with morale speeches and bond pledges.
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Seattle
Liberty Loan
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Tacoma
Berthe Knatvold Mellett
London
Paris
France
Dwight Hawley
W. 64Th St
Chateau Thierry
Letterman Hospital
San Francisco
Northwest
Threaten 10 Separate Foes in Bulgaria
Allied operations in Serbia threaten to separate Bulgarian armies in western Macedonia from those east of the Vardar. Passes northwest of Prilip come under ally activity as Serbian advance widens. A successful flanking move could threaten Stroumnitza inside Bulgaria and force northward Bulgarian forces to avoid a second strike along the Istip highway.
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J. W. T. Mason
New York
Serbia
Macedonia
Vardar
Prilip
Uskub
Sofia
Stroumnitza- Istip
Growing Deaf With Head Noises Quick-Relief Home Remedy
If you suffer hearing loss or head noises such as roaring and hissing, mix one ounce of Parmint double strength with half a pint of hot water and a little granulated sugar. Take one tablespoon four times daily to ease nasal blockage, improve breathing, and stop mucus drainage. This inexpensive preparation is easy to make and pleasant to take.
Oxygen Vapor Treatment Parlors Promoted Against Influenza
A Seattle ad touts Oxygen Vapor Treatment as a safeguard against influenza claiming it eliminates the cold and restores healthy mucus membranes. A free trial is offered at 317 318 Seaboard Building near Fourth and Pike.
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Seaboard Bldg
Pike
British Take 1000 Prisoners Near St Quentin
British forces advanced west and northwest of St Quentin and repelled counterattacks. Haig reported 1000 prisoners taken. In the Selency area north of St Quentin fighting gained ground with trenches captured and heavy German losses. French forces also took 500 prisoners in the sector.
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London
St. Quentin
Marshal Haig
France
Selency
Germany
Tacoma in Row Over Soldiers Power Clash
On September 25 Tacoma faces a clash between civil and military authorities after Police Justice Hackett jailed four Camp Lewis soldiers for six months along with four women. Brig Gen Frank R Watson claims court overstepped its authority while the city prosecutor vows to press on with arrests to curb immorality.
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Tacoma
Hackett
Camp Lewis
Frank R. Watson
Worker Crushed After Auto Hit Near Shipyard
John J. McDonald, a shipyard employee, staggered into the police station at 7 25 am Wednesday and collapsed. He was taken to the city hospital where his skull is fractured and his head badly crushed, and he is not expected to live. He told officers he was struck by a car between the Spokane street dock and the Skinner & Iiddy corporation plant.
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John J. McDonald
City Hospital
Public Safety Building
McDonald
Spokane St. Dock
Skinner & Iiddy Corporation
Shaffer Appeals Case in Circuit Court of Appeals
Frank Shaffer Everett farmer appeals his two and a half year penitentiary sentence for distributing volume seven of The Finished Mystery. The retry date in the circuit court of appeals is set for October 9.
Winstock Elected President of Division No 7 Council
Melvin G. Winstock was elected president of division No. 7 of the council of patriotic service Tuesday night, replacing C. P. Bissett who resigned. Mrs. O. G. C. Beals, justice of the peace, was elected chairman of the women's work of the division.
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Melvin G. Winstock
Council of Patriotic Service
C. P. Bissett
O. G. C. Beals
Punch boards under ban trial for cider sale plan
Pete Dericho of the Tolt faced trial before Superior Judge A. W. Frater for possessing punch boards in his business and intent to sell hard cider. The case follows a prior conviction for holding unlawful cider for sale.
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Pete Dericho
A. W. Frater
Shipyard Worker Charged With Theft at Duthie Plant
Nordstrom, a shipyard worker, was charged with stealing electrical apparatus wire and plugs from the Duthie shipyard plant on September 24, in a complaint filed Wednesday.
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Nordstrom
Duthie
Decayed Teeth and Digestive Health Urged in Dental Pitch
A Seattle dental office emphasizes how tooth decay harms digestion and promotes its painless, high‑tech services. It cites extensive equipment, licensed dentists, strict sterilization, a money‑back guarantee, and free examinations to urge immediate care for a better smile.
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United States
Seattle
State Dental Board
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