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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1915

Page

3

Judge Landsis as judge and saloonkeeper clash in city items

A jumble of notices reports Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis as harsh on saloons ordering 27 to close, Public Service Commission Chair Reynolds to speak on car problems, a home beating near Maple Valley, a YMCA Salesmanship club reunion, church concerts, forged checks by G H Gaussen, a Seattle bankers meeting, a Rockefeller auto incident, and assorted city notices including a murder, a workmen compensation debate, and a bridal announcement amid satirical asides and local color.

Kenesaw Mountain Landis Public Service Commission Reynolds Pickwick Club West Seattle Louis Capello Maple Valley Ballou & Wright G. H. Gaussen Gaussen Seattle Sales Managers’ Association Butler A. H. Fair Sidney Strong Queen Anne Congregational Church

Businesses suspend hour for editor William R. Nelson funeral

The Kansas City Star editor and owner William R. Nelson is honored as business houses suspend operations for an hour during his funeral. Nine victims of the Detroit collision will have a joint funeral on Monday.

William R. Nelson Kansas City Star Detroit

Hazen J Titus Puts Another Hot One Over

Hazen J Titus of the Northern Pacific led the maiden voyage of the steamer Northern Pacific from Philadelphia to San Francisco via the Panama Canal. He fed passengers on great big potatoes claimed to cure seasickness and unveiled several hundred pairs of roller skates to amuse them as the ship neared the Golden Gate on April 10.

Hazen J. Titus Northern Pacific Titus Philadelphia San Francisco Panama Canal Golden Gate

Seattle to open Sunday in new policy at theatre

The Seattle theatre at Second and Cherry, long a home for stock companies, will debut as a popular priced combination moving picture and vaudeville house next Sunday. A strong bill includes four reels of photoplays and three vaudeville acts led by Sunshine the Cuban songstress. The Ladies' Orchestra returns for nine season runs under Minnie E. B. Gudden.

Atre Seattle Playhouse D. F. Gardner New York Ladies’ Orchestra Minnie EB. Gudden

Boys Break Into School Buildings In City

Police log multiple break ins by schoolboys aged 9 to 18 across the city. Beacon Hill manual training building on 16th Street suffered a Thursday night entry with valuables missing. Salmon Bay school reports 2 dollars 90 cents stolen from the principal’s office.

Beacon Bill School 16Th and Lander Lander St Salmon Bay School

Upton V. Gift Receives His Eleventh Daughter

Waynesboro Pa April 16 Upton V Gift welcomed his eleventh daughter noting he has no sons yet but is glad another girl joins the family The notice appears in a Star Want Ad style brief celebrating the birth and the family’s growth.

Waynesboro, Pa

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