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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1914

Page

2

Mother of Dago Frank Crushed by Law's Revenge

New York April reports that four men died at Sing Sing for Herman Rosenthal’s murder as the mothers wives and sisters endure a grief filled dawn. One mother recalls her son as innocent and clings to memories of his kindness and home. A granddaughter dictates a letter to Uncle Frank while the family mourns in quiet sorrow.

Dago Frank Law New York Sing Sing Herman Rosenthal Frank Cirofici Becker United States Italy America Frank Uncle Frank Mary Cirofiel Janet Ctrofici Mary

City workers seek reinstatement after removals

David Zer wekh the district foreman of the garbage department D C Keaaler and P L Pool district sanitary engineers W T McKenney a deck man in the garbage department and J A Livermore a rat pol ao ner petition the civil service board for reinstatement after being removed by Commissioner of Health McBride and the city council.

McBride David Zerwekh D. C. Keaaler P. L. Pool W. T. McKenney J. A. Livermore Civil Service Board

Congress of Mothers and PTA Unite in City Convention

A King county branch of the National Congress of Mothers will join with the county Parent Teacher Association in an all day convention next Saturday at the YMCA.

King County National Congress of Mothers

Robbery at Mrs Cline Home Seized by Three Thugs

Three young intruders entered at 3 20 am and overpowered Mrs M A Cline in her own home. They seized a revolver, took $40 in cash and valuables, while she struggled to prevent the robbery.

M. A. Cline Mra Cline

Shorett Predicts Government Ownership Push in Railroads

John B. Shorett, an attorney, announced Saturday his candidacy for Congress while predicting government ownership of telegraph and telephone lines and asserting that the Alaska railroad bill starts public ownership of all railroads in the country.

John B. Shorett Congress

Medill McCormick to speak in Bellingham tour stops

Medill McCormick of Chicago and Ole Hanson progressive candidate plan a series of events in Bellingham Monday through Wednesday. McCormick will address a 50 cent Rathskeller luncheon, attend a mass meeting at the Press club, and headline a state wide bull moose conference in Beattie with county and state committees meeting in Evergreen hall to outline fall campaign plans. Mayor Gill and Rep. Thomas Corkery of Spokane are among speakers for the events in the city nights.

Medill McCormick Chicago Ole Hanson United States Senate Bellingham McCormick Beattie Rathskeller M. A. Gottstein Evergreen Hall Press Club Fifth Av University St Gill Thomas Corkery Spokane Mra MacCormick

Jacob Forthill Sevens Autoists Arrested Under Law

Seven persons were arrested yesterday for failing to stop for street cars taking on or discharging passengers. Chief Griffiths ordered strict enforcement of the law. Those set to appear before Judge Gordon include G. L. Parks Henry Gand P. C. Harris W. H. Angel John Lewis Louis Beage and J. F. Giese.

Yeaterday Griffiths Gordon G. L. Parks Henry Gand P. C. Harris W. H. Angel John Lewis Louis Beage J. F. Giese

Financier Jacob Furth Taken to Hospital for Heart Care

San Francisco reports Jacob Furth of Seattle, leading financier of the Northwest, was hospitalized Friday night after doctors at the Adler sanitarium refused to discuss his case. He is under the care of heart specialist Dr. Herbert Moffitt.

San Francisco Jacob Furth Beattle Lawick Adler Sanitarium Furth Herbert Mofitt

PLAN POTLATCH DISCUSSION FOR 1914 POLLATCH MEETING

The Tilikume of Elttacs and local businessmen meet at Good Eats cafeteria Tuesday noon to discuss plans and provisions for the Pollatch. Mayor Gill will speak. Jas D Hoge proposes a Beattie Foundation to handle bequests. Montesano reports Andrew Johnson, 13, who killed Willis Chandler, will not be held by authorities.

Tilikume Elttacs Good Eats Gscuss Gill Hoge Beattie Jas. D. Hoge The Union Savings and Trust Co Montesano Andrew Johnson Willis Chandler Rima

Prosecutor Seeks Supreme Court Review in Werner Case

Prosecutor John Murphy will seek a Supreme Court ruling on Judge Albertson order granting Attorney Robert G. Cauthorn access to Magdalena Werner confession. The decision affects the interests of Frank Picont in the Henry Werner murder case.

John Murphy Supreme Court Albertson Robert G. Cauthorn Magdalena Werner Frank Picont Henry Werner

Four Gunmen Die In Chair In New York Execution

Four condemned men die in electric chair after multiple shocks at the prison. Witnesses include Horowitz and Rosenberg who react with horror and emotion as guards and physicians pronounce death. A damaged chair and delayed attempts to delay executions are reported along with a priest's partial confession naming others in the Rosenthal case.

Farr Morenas Horowitz Rosenberg McInerny Clancy Dago Frank Father Cashin Harry Vallen Harry Horowitz Gyp Herman Rosenthal

Chamber seeks $700000 for surveys lighthouse and signal program

The Chamber of Commerce asks Washington to request a congressional appropriation of 700000 dollars to fund surveys and the completion of lighthouse and fog signal systems in the seaway area. The appeal targets both the House and Senate for swift action.

Chamber of Commerce Washington Representatives House Senate Congress

For Rent Ad Reaches More Homes in One Evening

A Star Wants classified notice proclaims a rental listing reaching far more households in a single night than the weekly foot traffic to a home. The ad emphasizes broad exposure and quick visibility for prospective tenants.

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