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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1914
Page
10
In Mexico City on April 3 the public remained unaware of Tor-teon’s fall as President Huerta banned publishing the news. In Everett on April 9 Jesse Jarvis, brought from Butte, admitted the Crescent theft to cure a cold in one day, with Grove’s Bromo Quinine laxative packaging noted.
Denver on April 3 judge Denison ordered Mountain States Telephone company to remove poles wires and equipment from Denver streets. M L Burkhardt secretary of the Mount Baker Park Improvement Club is preparing plans for the third annual Mount Baker Park Rose Show to be held in late June.
A reader asks if desertion affects citizenship and if good time restores status. The columnist explains good time can preserve or restore citizenship, and advises checking earned credit. Other inquiries cover licenses for selling treats, riding a motorcycle with a license, plaid skirts, books on Khayyam, reading recommendations, party games, wearing egret feathers, making someone like you, copyright of photoplays, and improving conversation skills through reading and current topics.
Chief Grif fithe conducts another tour of the city jail and urges two new padded cells be built, including one for women.
J. C. Kellogg and T. H. Bolton, charter commission members, will discuss their opposition to a 30 ward city manager council plan at Saturday noon event. L. C. Nilson, poet and scientist, will lecture on dairying in Denmark.
Judge Frater issued an order to day citing County Auditor Phelps and County Treasurer Hanna to show cause on April 17 why they should not pay a warrant of $5,259.23 to Beall & Co for road building machinery sold during 1912 and 1913. J Overman of the company petitioned for the writ of mandate.
Dr. Eugene T. Hurd, member of the last legislature, files for divorce from his wife M. Grace Hurd alleging incompatibility. The couple married two years ago.
Judge Frater requires Miller Freeman to show why he should not be restrained from publishing an outing and motor boat magazine. Consoli dated Publishing Co. sues, claiming Freeman promised not to publish after selling the Pacific Motor Boat.
Carlson, 44, suffered an involuntary mud bath after tumbling 30 feet from the O. W. R. N. trestle at 1 a m while en route to Georgetown with Peté Lundgren. He was covered in mud and admitted to the city hospital with back injuries.
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