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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1916
Page
3
Bremerton shows an era of growth as a $100 600 theatre rises at Pacific and Fourth streets and a two story business block goes up nearby.
Hueston files for divorce from Sadie Mabel Hueston of 216 N. 19th Street alleging abandonment six months ago. The case centers on a marital breakup and seeks legal relief for the petitioner.
The jury in the Rev. Madison Slaughter trial charged with attacking Gertrude Lamson, 15, was discharged at 9 35 today after failing to reach a verdict.
General Manager D C Moon of the New York Central assigns fault to Engineer Herman Hess of the second section train No 86 in the Amherst Ohio wreck where more than twenty were killed and about forty injured.
Seattle physician Dr. W. K. Turner has enlisted in the Canadian forces and is expected to depart for Europe with the next overseas contingent.
United States Marines from the gunboat Wilmington landed at Swatow yesterday amid reports that Chinese troops there mutinied and declared independence from the central government.
Mexico City on April 3 reports that several business houses will be sold at auction under orders from Venustiano Carranza as their owners opposed to him closed shops to hinder restoration of normal business conditions.
Mr and Mrs Victor Innes of Eugene Oregon on route to Atlanta to face trial on charges of larceny after trust. They have just completed 18 months in a San Antonio prison. The case stems from $12000 entrusted to Innes by Eloise Nelms Dennis, while he was her lawyer. Dennis and her sister Beatrice Nelms of Atlanta disappeared mysteriously in 1914.
Professor Harvey Lantz of the University of Washington law school weds former student Misa Helen Ross in University Congregational church. University chimes played the Lohengrin Wedding March as the couple exchanged vows Sunday morning.
Prosecutor Lundin says three photos from a secret camera found in a house on 20th Ave show unidentified women and are not material evidence. He may ask Judge Gordon to dismiss Isabel Claybury and Lillian Peterson and their alleged associate Louis Sichler, as the state’s case is weak and costly.
Councilmen still friendly to the discredited Renick law were to be given a chance to speak in its defense at Monday’s meeting as Erickson’s repeal resolution was set for a vote. After finance committees opposed the law unanimously, Dale was seen as possibly the sole councilman to defend the measure.
French forces hurled counter attacks and gained ground in Callette woods southeast of Fort Douaumont during the night, according to an official statement issued today.
Carl Carlson a 60 year old laborer turned on gas after plugging a keyhole and slashed his wrists in his Brandon Street home Sunday night. Officer G D Philbrick forced entry Monday and found Carlson dead. he lived alone.
The New York food committee headed by George W. Perkins shares practical leftover recipe ideas tested by a housewife living on $12 weekly. Recipes include beef bake with biscuits and jelly from gelatine, a fire island style stew, meat pie, lamb Turkish style, and rice croquettes. The article also notes salvage sale details for Singerman store stock with Sugarman, berg & Co. handling the sale in Seattle.
United Press reports from Berlin that Germany’s infant mortality has dropped from the prewar rate of 19 per 100 to 11 per 100, with healthier mothers and children. McClure’s investigation notes boosted maternity wages, dietary improvements, and compulsory daily milk allowances for mothers.
Star Want Ads list a lunch offering at the Hollywood on 212 Pike Adv. The ad coverage spans the entire Northwest region.
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