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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1913
Page
6
An ad touts HYOME inhalation as a direct non drug method to cure catarrh by inhaling medicated air. It claims to destroy germs in the throat and lungs, restore tissue vitality, and offers a money back guarantee if no benefit. The complete outfit costs $1.00 with extra liquid bottles at 50 cents each.
A historical ad by Edwin J. Brown, D D S promotes affordable dental work at Union Block and 713 First Avenue. It claims examinations without charge, price comparisons, and guaranteed work with written guarantees. Open evenings and Sundays for workers, urging readers to compare Seattle prices.
Dr. Best b. Strong recalls his life of opposition to government and his close links to Mexican history. He argues Mexico's new leader Huerta is a false regime following Diaz, contrasts Japan and China, and condemns U S nonrecognition of republican movements. The Star invited his analysis of Mexico's current crisis.
A strong critique urges the United States to repudiate Huerta and his followers as usurpers and violators of the Monroe Doctrine. The author defends constitutionalism in Mexico, condemns intervention, and pleads for principled, honest policy toward Mexico after Madero's assassination. He closes urging consistent, non-pork barrel diplomacy and respect for Madero.
William D. Haywood organizer for the I W W was convicted in Paterson police court of disorderly conduct for stirring strikers at Lafayette Oval. He received six months in county jail and 10 hours daily hard labor. He is also held for the grand jury on unlawful assemblage charges as 100 armed police guarded 2,000 sympathizers outside.
An ordinance by Councilman Peirce would require poll workers to pass an examination with the chief registration clerk evaluating character and qualifications. Horace Barnes of the Municipal League led a committee urging council action to secure a recount on proposition A and to investigate fraud and the alleged corruption fund.
Hamilton Higday secretary of the port commission and Paul Whitham engineer will address the Seattle Commercial club on terminal plans for the Fast waterway replacing Harbor Island. clubs committees met with port officials to review all phases. William Pigott pressed for a large ocean dock on Harbor Inland.
A venire of potential jurors begins duty as Jacob Furth, Seattle banker, faces conspiracy charges in a case tied to W E Schricker. Separate trials were granted for the four defendants at their request. Schricker serves a one year sentence and will be brought to testify. Furth’s trial follows a February jury disagreement.
United Press dispatch from Washington reports Senator Poindexter of Washington will introduce two progressive party official bills during the special session. Congressman Murdock of Kansas will carry the measures in the house. Proposals include government prohibition of child labor and a minimum wage for women. several bills are already drafted.
Spokane dispatch reports a Democratic conference led by John Pattison and Hugh C Todd sending 11 postmaster recommendations to the Washington delegation. Named picks include Linda Hayden at Medicine Lake plus Theodora Hall Ephrata and Harlan Rupp Connell among others in Washington state.
The council voted 8 to 1 to accept a free market site offered by L. R. Witt of the Westlake Market association. Two lots from Fifth to Sixth streets plus the existing building will be provided rent free for 10 years and remodeled for market use and a municipal laundry employing female inmates.
Mt Vernon officials pass an ordinance elevating street sweepers to police positions to raise their pay with guaranteed duties. The measure aims to formalize roles and increase salaries under municipal oversight.
The body of Pierpont Morgan lies in state in the Grand hotel royal suite after embalming. Florists report heavy orders from relatives diplomats and tourists, while revelry at the hotel continues into the night. Morgan’s death mask was taken by Albin Polacecks, an art student from Philadelphia studying at the American Art Academy.
Dr Charles S Noble, Seattle Star representative, files his conclusion after three weeks observing Dr Friedmann's tuberculosis treatment in New York. He moves from skepticism to cautious optimism, praising results at clinics and in patients, while noting initial criticism and stringent aseptic issues.
On motion by Councilman Parieh and second by Wardall the Griffiths ordinance proposing jail terms for speeders was referred again to the public safety committee for further study. An amendment may be offered. jail sentence not compulsory until after first offense.
Nat Cooper treasurer of the Reed-French Piano Company of Portland is dead after a heart failure attack. His body was found in a room at the Marion hotel in Salem on April 1.
In Chicago on April 1 a comic note about Percival carrying a hand bag for his items. Geraldine remarks on the trend while noting Percival’s vanity and tight sleeves as the bag becomes the latest vogue on the Lake Shore boulevard.
A parent describes using Restnel Resine Ointment to treat a baby’s eczema rash. The letter claims relief after applying samples and promises a free sample from Dept 14-7 Baltimore Maryland, noting eighteen years of use and sales by many outlets.
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