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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1914

Page

1

Puget Sound Traction seeks another rate rise

Public service commission hearings loom as Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Co. again asks to raise interurban rates amid past failures to sustain higher charges. The firm claims value and service coverage across Seattle, Tacoma, Bellingham and Everett, with 1914 gross earnings of 8.67 million and net earnings of 1.59 million after costs.

Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Co Public Service Commission Chamber of Commerce Duwamish Valley Seattle Puget Sound Co George H. Tilden & Co Hoge Building Stone & Webster Securities Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Puget Sound Tacoma Bellingham Everett

What Shall It Be Wet or Dry Debate Roars In The Star

A public letters page invites readers to weigh in on prohibition with about 150 word opinions. The synopsis outlines a proposed law banning liquor manufacture and sale, with exemptions for private homes, bonding rules, and penalties. It notes definitions of intoxicating liquor and practitioner restrictions, plus transition provisions and effective date January 1 1916.

Star Draggista Drugeiste Phrvicians Thoae

Fatally Shot Robbery Fight On Tacoma Interurban

William Sears 20 is jailed after a failed Riverton interurban hold up. Charles Swartz 33 dies of wounds. Clarence Trew 28 near death after a clash with passengers and trainmen. Sears claims the gun fired accidentally during a struggle. both bandits were mauled by crew and riders.

Tacoma William Sears Riverton Charles F. Swartz Snohomish Clarence Trew Providence Hospital Sears Beacon Av Trew J. Rose A. D. Smith Smith Swartz Providence

President Wilson Moves Toward Tampico Naval Show of Force

President Wilson and Secretary Bryan pressed to avoid direct intervention in Mexico, ordering a fleet voyage to Tampico with battleships Vermont Arkansas New Jersey New Hampshire Delaware and destroyers to deter Huerta. Eight days travel from Hampton Roads and Philadelphia, with ships already coalled and ready to sail. officials say Huerta will salute the flag when bluff is called.

Washington Wilson Bryan Mexico Daniels Administration Huerta Mexican Admiral Fletcher Admiral H Pacific United States Tampico Vera Cruz Utah Connecticut Minnesota Des Moines San Francisco Dolphin Solace Navy Hampton Roads Philadelphia Tumulty

Duke to pay $3500 for death of Simmons

Mrs. Mabel Simmons acting as guardian for Alvin Simmons received court approval to settle the child's claim against Larry Duke for 3500 after Duke and his lawyers agreed to an $8000 total settlement. The fatal accident occurred when Duke's car struck Simmons on a roadside near the city.

Mabel Simmons Alvin Simmons A. BE. Simmons Mackintosh Larry Duke Duke Simmons

Judge Grants Thaw Habeas Petition In Extradition Case

In Concord New Hampshire April 14 Federal Judge Edgar Aldrich upheld Harry Thaws petition for habeas corpus seeking release arguing state extradition rights do not apply in insanity cases. No immediate freedom granted as New York appeals to the Supreme Court proceed. The bail question was left undecided and to the Supreme Court.

Concord N. H Harry Thaw Edgar Aldrich New York United States Supreme Court Supreme Bench Liberty Aldrich Pittsburger

Jerome vows Supreme Court bid over Thaw bail ruling

William Travers Jerome says Judge Aldrich's decision changes nothing and he will appeal to the supreme court to oppose bail in the Harry Thaw case, pledging to continue the fight.

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