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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1913

Page

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Conspiracy Charged Over Courthouse Bond Issue

Fred W. Kelly files a superior court suit alleging county commissioners conspired to hoodwink King County voters into approving a 950000 dollar courthouse bond. The complaint names Hamilton Rutherford and architect A Warren Gould, claims inflated plans and misrepresentation to gain voter approval. Gould is said to have received 9000 dollars and the bond would not cover even a three story building.

King County Fred W. Kelly Superior Court Kelly Carkeek & MacDonald Hamilton Andutherford A. Warren Gould Commissioners’ Office Hamilton Rutherrd Gould

Doctors Hear Noble on Friedmann Cure

The Star's representative Dr. James S. Noble quoted Dr. Friedmann and doctors at a Medical Society meeting in which Surgeon General Blue indicated the government had not finished its report on the Friedmann cure. Noble noted the cure has drawn official notice, including a greeting to President Wilson and Blue.

Friedmann Janies S. Nobile New York The Medical Society A. B Moore King Mty Medical Society Surgeon General Wilson Metuurgeon

Woman shoots husband in murder on country road

United Press dispatch from New Orleans details a bloody confrontation after Jesse Stroud confronted his wife Mrs Stroud who rode away with Edward Beeler. Stroud was killed when Mrs Stroud fired a pistol at him after Beeler was disabled. She pledged to marry Beeler after acquittal.

United Press New Orleans Jesse Joud Edward Beeler Stroud Vivian Ol Co Rst Beeler

Dress mishap sparks suit in Yonk ers NY headline

Laurine Russell sues over a dress that burst open in public causing embarrassment while shopping in Yonkers New York. She alleges ongoing difficulty returning home after the incident. Mayor Cotterill is set to address the Thorhood League event at Ballard’s Calvary Methodist church Tuesday at eight.

New Haven Railroad Chiefs Targeted in Wreck Probe

Bridgeport Conn April 15 bench warrants were issued for New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad president Charles Mellen and vice president E H McHenry charging manslaughter and negligence over the Westport wreck last October issued by Superior Judge Green anchor of the line.

Bridgeport Conn Westport Green Charles Mellen E. H. McHenry New York, New Haven & Hartford

Parcel Post Maps Feature In Seattle Star Offer

The Seattle Star announces new Parcel Post Maps covering Washington and the United States with Panama Canal zones, detailing what can be shipped and rates by zone. Free with a year subscription. also available for $3.25 post paid to receive the map now.

Parcel Post Seattle Star Washington United States Panama Canal The Star

Port Commissioners Set to End Pacific Terminals Deal

A heated public warning declares the harbor fraud scheme must end. It urges Seattle’s port commissioners to abrogate the proposed agreement with Pacific Terminals Co. tomorrow, resisting delays by financiers seeking more time to polish their plan.

Harbor Island Pacific Terminals Co Seattle Pacific Terminals

Slayer of Son Explains Deed in Court

In Judge Ronald's court C A Johnson, accused of first degree murder, explains he suffered lifelong headaches and a head burn as a boy. He carried his 6 year old son Douglas onto a train tracks, killed the boy, and survived with a broken leg after the incident. His wife testifies denying a quarrel. The jury includes three women.

Ronald C. A. Johnson Johnson Douglas Mra. Johnson Shoe

Suffragettes Burn Seaside Home of Arthur Du Cros

ST LEONARDS England April 15 suffragettes set fire to the coastal residence of Arthur Du Cros a member of parliament Militant literature lay about the grounds and several explosions were heard as the house burned Many works of art were destroyed with losses estimated at 50000 dollars

Tnited ST. Leonards Eng Coety Arthur du Cros Pariament

Girl with Bayonet Leads Turks Siege Story From Adrianople

An ornate letter from Velika Kantcheff, a Bulgarian Red Cross nurse disguised as a man, recounts her role in the final assault on a Turkish fortress at Adrianople. She describes bayonet charges, close combat, a bullet to her cap, a Turkish grip on her throat, and her resolve to advance to Adrianople.

Milwatkee Wia Adrianople Velika Kantcheff Red Cross Brother

Former Chief Placed in Charge of Prison Chicken Yard

Walla Walla April 15. Charles W. Wappenstein former chief of police of Seattle now serving a bribery sentence in the state prison is given a trusty post in charge of the chicken yard. He accepted to learn the poultry business and supervise the yard.

Charles W. Wappenstein Seattle Wappenstein

Brent sets New South Wales piano record in 3 days

Walter P. Brent breaks the New South Wales piano-playing record by performing for 3 days 8 hours and 16 minutes. The feat was reported from Sydney as of April 15.

United Press Sydney Walter P. Brent New South Wales

Prisoner Escapes With Guard During Suspect Incident

Private Frank Cantelon, held as a military prisoner at the Presidio guardhouse, seized a gun from guard Private John Moody and forced Moody to accompany him to a downtown lodging house before Moody obtained civilian clothes for Cantelon. Authorities pursue Cantelon as Moody is locked in at the Presidio.

San Francisco John Moody Moody Frank Cantelon Presidio Cantelon

Mountain Outlaw Tipped He Eludes Pursuing Posses

Reporter Schelle Matthews details the pursuit of outlaw John Tornow in Chehalis county. He traces sightings, trials, and a secret ally network across the Satsop and Wynoo die valleys, noting Tornow’s survival, elusive whereabouts, and possible cache of ammunition. The piece hints at more proof to follow.

Schelle Matthews Ed Payette Chehalis County Matthews John Tornow Tornow Montesano Satsop Wyncowie Tornon Schaletzeke Ranch Ed Schaletzeke Schaletzeke Schaletzekes Mason County Fitzgerald Wynoodie Elma Wyncoche

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Noble Dress Son Walla Walla Fred L. Boalt
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