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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1912

Page

3

Wappenstein Rehearing Petition Filed in Supreme Court

The 44 page petition for rehearing in the Wappenstein case was filed with the Washington Supreme Court yesterday. It reviews much testimony amid the upheld conviction of Charles Wappenstein, former Seattle police chief, by five justices, and a full court rehearing seems unlikely.

Ty Watted Press Olympia Wash Wappenstein Supreme Court Charles W. Wappenstein Seattle

Two Years Peace Under Coal Wage Pact Approved

In Indianapolis on April 17 miners approved by referendum a wage scale compromise for bituminous coal fields. The agreement raises wages by 5 cents per ton for mined screened coal and 3 cents per ton for unscreened coal.

Indianapolis

Dean May Soon Know His Fate

Charles Dean faces extradition to Canada on a bank robbery charge. United States Commissioner Van Dyke will decide after reviewing the evidence twice and has not said when a ruling will be issued.

Dean Lon Angeles Cal Charles Dean United States van Dyke

Artist's son hurt by kite wire shock sues power company

Oakland on April 16 reports M. F. Rapoxa sues the power company for 316000 after his son was burned when a kite string touched high power lines causing an electric shock to the child's hand.

Oakland M. F. Rapoxa

German comedians close show for one night in San Francisco

In San Francisco on April 16 Kolb and Dili, German comedians, halted their performance after 30 chorus girls were found to have feet too large for the slippers in a consignment. The show was closed for one night as a result.

San Francisco Kolb Dili Germany Berlin France German Aeronautical Union

City Adopts Twice Monthly Pay Days For Employees

In line with a charter amendment approved at the recent election, city employees will receive two pay days each month instead of the former single monthly distribution.

Big Salaries Resented By Chinese People

The National Assembly members face sharp criticism for generous pay. Each delegate’s monthly stipend of 500 pesos Mexican equals about 250 dollars, or 350 dollars in rough terms, seen as lavish amid China’s financial strain. Separately in Chicago, county officials move guards from the Seventh Regiment armory as the Democratic county convention unfolds, with the venue handed to the state militia, and a Dreamland dance announced for tonight.

Nanking Provisions National Assembly Chicago Owens Seventh Regiment

Prince Dikran Languishes in Tacoma Jail

Prince Guntavy Dikran a noble but impoverished dut of the sultan of all the Turks flees after dodging a $4 head tax and remains in the detention station in Tacoma as his trial proceeds. The case will not be decided until the evidence reaches Secretary Nagel in the department of commerce and labor.

Tacoma Guntavy Dikran Dikran Nagel Department of Commerce and Labor

Camel Now War Ship of Desert

April 17 report that zooloxtets may reclassify camels from ships of the desert to war ships of the desert. The Halians have mounted artillery on camels and are conducting daily military drills and maneuvers.

CAMEL WAR Ship OF Desert Tripol

German Armaments Firms Declare 25 Percent Dividend

Berlin reports strong year for arms and ammunition makers as they announce a 25 percent dividend amid wartime demand.

Berlin

No Chance For An Agreement In Coal Conference

George F. Baer, chairman of the mine owners committee and president of the Philadelphia and Reading railway, declared there is no chance of reaching an agreement at the joint conference with anthracite coal miners. The April 17 report sets the tone for the session.

New York George F. Baer Baer Philadelphia and Reading Railway

Restraint of Trade Case Settled Out of Court

The Pacific Coast Condensed Milk Co Schwabacher Bros Sylvester Hrow Fischer Bros West Coast Grocery Co and the National Grocery Co settled out of court a restraint of trade action brought by Jobet Hibler commission merchants and R J Oliver Bremerton grocer. The plaintiffs sought 50000 damages claiming wholesalers refused to sell Carnation milk because Jobat Hibler and Oliver retailed below the fixed minimum price.

Pacific Coast Condensed Milk Co Schwabacher Bros. Sylvester Hrow Fischer Bros. West Coast Grocery Co National Grocery Co Jobet & Hibler Commission Merchants R. J. Oliver Bremerton Jobat & Hibler Oliver

Hunters close on the Tarnow escape in Hogulam

Olympia reports deputies from Shelton near John Tornow’s woods hideout after months eluding arrest. They found gear and shoes of Deputies McKenzie and Elmer, presumed dead, whose bodies were recovered two weeks earlier.

Olympia John Tornow Beast Hogulam Shelton McKenzie Elmer Tornow

Premier Asquith praises Titanic rescue tradition

In the House of Commons on April 17 Premier Asquith deplored the Titanic disaster and praised the sea tradition of saving the vulnerable, stating that while sorrow remains, admiration is due for the acts of rescue.

London Asquith House of Commons

Terse Ad Promotes Terie Compound for Rheumatism

An old advertisement touts Terie compound with tere and rarsaperilia as the cure for rheumatism and back ache. It instructs buying one ounce of Terie compound and one ounce of egtee of rarsaperilia, mixing in whiskey, and taking a tablespoonful before meals and at bedtime with instant results claimed. It warns buyers to insist on the original sealed yellow package and to source from a druggist or wholesale house if needed.

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Garbage Department to Aid in Clean Up

The Seattle garbage department will assist Garden Club efforts to clear vacant lots. Supt. A L Murray asks property owners to pile garbage along alleys and streets for collection when the ten day campaign begins. The Hanford street area beyond Hanford st S will be cleaned on May 1. Do not mix bricks or rocks with piles.

Garden Club Garbage Department of Seattle A. L. Murray Garbage Department Hanford St. S

Titanic disaster overwhelms Pacific coast shipwrecks record

The report notes the Titanic as the greatest maritime calamity for the coast region, with 60 years of wrecks totaling 1,570 deaths, far surpassing the Rio De Janeiro, Golden Gate, and Colima losses.

United Prees San Francisco Cal Pacific Coast Rio de Janeiro Golden Gate Colima

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