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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1915
Page
3
Owing to strong demand the store opens a made to order department for ladies tailored suits. Tailored garments use the best fabrics with workmanship guaranteed for fit and satisfaction. Priced at 35 00 37 50 and 40 00 with many fabrics to choose from.
Chicago April 27 Frank Walsh chairman of the Industrial Relations committee denounced John D Rockefeller Jr calling his abuse a bid to crush opponents. Walsh said publicity could rally sentiment to prevent a recurrence of the Ludlow massacre and help restore republican government in Rockefeller held communities. He noted Rockefellers defense of Ludlow as mischaracterizing deaths and promised Rockefeller Jr as the first witness when the Colorado inquiry resumes in Washington in May.
Syracuse April 27 Attorneys for William Barnes Jr plan to reveal more Roosevelt correspondence from when he was New York governor to prove possible boss rule. Roosevelt, under cross examination, faces questions about an invisible government and malice behind charges of Barnes as a boss. Barnes absent. Col. Roosevelt studied Platt autobiography as court Seats demand drop. Barnum questions him on not accepting McKinney ticket.
Officials report 13 babies died in Cleveland as heat grips the city since Sunday. New York swelters with forecasts of 90 plus degree heat by sundown. Chicago records four heat deaths since the heat wave began Sunday as the Midwest endures extreme temperatures.
The Seattle Display Men's Association held a meeting Monday night to harmonize their windows during Shriner week. The vote aimed to standardize window displays across their entries.
Seattle prosecutors filed a test case against the Seattle Taxicab & Transfer Co for operating a motor vehicle without a permit under the new jitney bus bond law. Arraignment set for 1 30 p m before Judge Alberton as the case challenges constitutional validity.
April 27 Tacoma. Railroad engineer Herman O Schiffer joked about funds owed by Charles Falbisaner of Everett. Falbisaner received a telegram claiming $356.80 was at Schiffer's home. On arrival, Falbisaner reported the joke and Schiffer was jailed on suspicion of misusing the money.
Allied troops landed at the Dardanelles and occupied Enos on Sunday. Turkish forces are said to have withdrawn inland. Inhabitants of Enos ordered to evacuate within 24 hours as Anglo French naval and land forces press the Turkish stronghold.
Women are invited to attend the Municipal league lunch at noon Tuesday at the Good Kata cafeteria where Mrs May Wright Sewall the peace lecturer will deliver an address. Her lectures have attracted wide attention and the committee has made extra arrangements to accommodate women visitors as well as league members.
Al Carden of Seattle and H. B. Carden of Echo Oregon, brothers, met here on Monday after a 27 year separation.
Mount Vernon dispatch reports a game warden shot in the leg by his wife amid a county personnel shakeup. Elkins resigned after a telephone message prompted his wife to confront him as several women accompanied him in a car. a shot struck the warden in the leg.
The transport Sumner brought 300 refugees from Tampico to Galveston arriving today. It was the first vessel to depart Tampico in eight weeks.
Reports from Salonika detail a discovered plan to assassinate Turkish and German officials in Constantinople and trigger a revolution against the war faction. Evidence suggests wide spread activity with several government attendants arrested and tortured for confessions. A clockwork bomb in the war ministry offices nearly succeeded. The Portland reports Candy Shop musical company disbanded after poor attendance.
Grimsby reporting the trawler Recolo was blown up in the North Sea on Monday. Several crew members are missing and the incident is under investigation by authorities.
Dr. Lyman Abbott jokes that a man may find it easier to part with his wife than his cook, but questions who would wish to part with a cook. The remark captures Abbott’s characteristic social humor.
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