Cynthia Grey on Vacation Marries Lewis Hogle
Viola Bozarth married Lewis Clifford Hogle in Everett's Trinity chapel with Rev. Edgar Rogers officiating. Hogle, a Skinner & Eddy mechanical expert, will soon join the nonflying aviation service. the couple will reside at 412 Crockett St until his departure. Cynthia Grey will continue newspaper work after a short honeymoon.
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Cynthia Grey
Star Office
Cynthia
Miss Grey
Viola Bozarth
Lewis Clifford Hogle
Hogle
Skinner & Eddy Shipyard
Liberty Loan Drive and Allied Advances Across Fronts
American troops advancing east of the Moselle with French aid reach first objectives amid German resistance. French and Americans launch a Champagne assault while Bulgarians face allied pressure along a broad Balkan front. British gains in Bulgaria and near St. Quentin reshape the war scene as large prisoner and gun captures mount in Palestine and Europe.
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Metz
Moselle
Vandieres
Nomeny
One Day Liberty Loan Campaign Launches in Seattle
Seattle and King county set a Fourth Liberty Loan quota of 26 872 400 dollars and announce a Saturday start. The plan is to finish the campaign quickly to redirect manpower and energy to other war needs. Firms and individuals are urged to subscribe early and prepare today and tomorrow.
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Seattle
King County
Liberty Loan Committee
Alleged Pro Germany Agent Arrested In Seattle Plot
J A Carlson 53, an employee at J F Duthie shipyards, was arrested after accepting two marked $50 bills and acid to destroy Seattle ships and give plans for a grenade device to German agents. Minute Men and DOJ operatives staged meetings, concealed reporters, and captured the exchange on Second Ave. Carlson, a Sweden native and U S citizen by naturalization, claimed a son in service.
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J. A. Carlson
Howell Sr
J. F. Duthie
Second Ave
Pike St
Carlson
Department of Justice
U. S
Ave
Robert E. Capers
Clarence L. Reames
Capers
W. A. Blackwood
The
Minute Men
B. R. Tobey
United States Service
United States
Sweden
J. D. Sandusky
F. D. Simmons
Noted Russians Sentenced to Death in Moscow Dispatch
Dispatches from Moscow say M. Polivakov, former minister of war in the late czarist cabinet, and M. Verschowsky, former minister of war in the Kerensky government, have been sentenced to death.
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Amsterdam
M. Polivakoff
Czar
M. Verchowski
Kerensky
Moscow
We’re Backing You Song of Fourth Liberty Loan Drive
The Fourth Liberty Loan committee of Washington unveils an official song Here at Home We're Backing You by John Henry Lyons, adopted by State Chairman J A Swalwell. A Saturday night street songfest with Frank Waterhouse events and stunts by C C Carpenter aims to boost pledges. The Central Labor Council will buy $1000 in bonds, doubling its Third Loan commitment. Vilhjalmur Stefansson travels to Ottawa to report Arctic explorations and will address Seattle groups in support of the Fourth Liberty Loan.
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Mittee
Washington
John Henry
Lyons
J. A. Swalwell
Frank Waterhouse
Cc. C. Carpenter
Stunts Committee
Carpenter
Marie Dressler
Seattle
Central Labor Council
Ottawa
Arctic
Vilhjalmur Stefansson
Masonic Club
War Fronts and Movements Across Europe Report
British troops invade Bulgaria south of Stroumnitza and Serbian forces reach the Krisk Ladovitsa river and approach Ijvor and Vardar. French and American forces attack on the Champagne Front while American and French units advance east of the Moselle. British and French close on St. Quentin near two miles. German assaults at Alleman and Laffaux briefly pressuring the line before counter-attacks restore the situation.
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Balkan
Bulgaria
Stroumnitza
Krisk Ladovitsa
Vardar
Ijvor
Philip
Champagne
Metz
Moselle
Picardy
St. Quentin
Oise-Aisne
Allemant
Laffaux
Hertling Speech Dismissed as War-Effort Tactic
Washington officials reject Hertling's peace flyer and the Austrian note as mere German effort to gain best terms before American forces end the war. They insist any peace talks require an armistice and German withdrawal from Russia, Belgium, and France. They note Germany's admitted defensive position shows the Teutons are “up against it.”
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Washington
Germany
Hertling
Russia
Wilson
Teuton
Belgium
France
Army brigade 166th departs for Fort Stevens
Sixteen hundred fifty four enlisted men of the 166th depot brigade were ordered to Fort Stevens today. New men of the October draft will take their places.
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Camp Lewis
166Th Depot Brigade
Fort Stevens
Von Hertling Speech Widens Rift Between Socialists and Government
Amsterdam dispatch notes Berlin papers report Chancellor von Hertling's Reichstag speech deepened the divide between socialists and the government. Vorwaerts accuses greater gulf, Morgenpost sees no progress, and Deutsche Tage Zeitung calls his remarks a display of ignorance about the entire situation.
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Hun
Pan von Hertling
Amsterdam
Berlin
Vorwaerts
von Hertling
Reichstag
Morgenpost
Deutsche Tage Zeitung
Scheidemann says Ludendorff rules Germany
Philip Scheidemann told the Reichstag main committee that General von Ludendorff now governs Germany, not Chancellor von Hertling. He blamed underestimating enemies for current suffering and criticized Brest-Litovsk as an obstacle to peace. He urged end to king-making in the East and noted U-boat policy has allied America against Germany.
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Amsterdam
Philip Scheidemann
Reichstag
von Ludendorff
von Hertling
Germany
Scheidemann
Brest- Litovsk
von Kuehlmann
Gen. von Ludendorff
Belgium
America
Haig Reports Local Successes Northwest of St Quentin
British troops continued to win local successes northwest of St Quentin with counterattacks repulsed. Slight advances were reported northwest of La Bassee and Armentieres in Flanders. Additional prisoners were taken as English forces captured defended localities near Selency and Gricourt.
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London
St. Quentin
Marshal Haig
la Bassee
Armentieres
Flanders
Selency
Gricourt
Germans Fire on Bulgarians Deserters Reported
London report from the Serbian war office says German troops continually fire on Bulgarians deserting the front. The communique notes Bulgarians abandon German machine guns and reports German counterattacks northwest of Fayet and north of Gricourt failed.
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London
Serbian War Office
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Mrs. Lewis Hogle
Verdun
Star
Liberty Bell Ringer No
Paris
War Office
Rheims
Mason
Yank
Veles
Balkans
French War Office
United Press
Istip
Kosturino
Doiran
Serbia
Amman
Palestine
Uskub-Saloniki
Monastir
Lake Doiran
Adriatic
Aegean
Jordan
Hedjaz
Damascus
U.S
Liberty
Dispatch
Carl D. Great
LEWIS
Ludy
HAIG
Fayet
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