Colorado War Critique Attacks Rockefeller and Huerta Policy
An editorial rips into U S policy toward Colorado unrest and Mexican affairs. It accuses state authorities of aiding Rockefeller interests, denounces martial law, and warns American investments in Mexico amid oil and copper syndicates. It argues for lawful enforcement and calls for stronger U S stance against Huerta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Villa
Huerta
Mexico
Rocket Fuel and Iron Company
Rockefeller
OAS
Legislation and Humanity Put Hog Value Above Babies
A public lament on the misalignment of priorities urging more protection for human babies than livestock. The piece contrasts millions spent to prevent hog losses with meager sums for child welfare, criticizing societal and governmental choices and referencing the bubonic plague as historical menace. It closes with a Birmingham quip about patched trousers and modest honesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Mind Expands as Health Returns and Nutrition Aid
The article discusses improving child health through proper nutrition and air. It emphasizes that many stomach and digestion problems in children stem from food choices and assimilation. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe, pleasant laxative and digestive aid for all ages, noting testimonials and free samples by mail order.
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Dr. Caldwell
Daisy McBroom
Oro
Ind
Dr. Cald
Lucile
Pamilles
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Til
Laugh Department Tiny England Baptism Gag and Varied Quips
A column of light humor from The Seattle Star surveys anecdotes from a small English village baptism to a shop sales quip, a classroom joke, a landlady exchange, a husband’s sudden insurance motive, a dog kiss quip, a streetcar fare line, a breakfast banter, a skyscraper joke, and notes on editors and soldiers of fortune. The items mix family, work, and social scene with playful punchlines and local flavor.
Editor's Mail on Ward Council Elections and War Opposition
In The Star letters Will Atkinson argues preferential voting harms city governance by ward division and warns of temptations to favor sections. Louis O Stone cautions against war with Mexico, recalling historic profit and inequality from England France conflicts.
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the Star
Charter Commission
Will Atkinson
Mexico
England
France
Louis O. Stone
Helpess Dialogue Echoes Quiet Hospital Scene
A patient resists dietary restrictions as a doctor orders plain tea and toast. The exchange hints at illness and restraint within a hospital setting. The dialogue conveys tension between patient will and medical advice in a concise vignette.
Supreme Court Upholds Local Picket Ruling
The supreme court dismisses Mn appeal of M. Vollman & Co. and the Industrial Workers of the World. Judge Everett Smith ruled that the tailors could picket near their employer’s shops on Un st and Second Ave without violence and at least ten feet from the court, leaving the ruling undisturbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
M. Vollman & Co
Industrial Workers of the World
Everett Smith
Feloru
Vollman
Smith
Actress Emma Trentini Attacked in New York Over Salary Bid
Emma Trentini, noted actress, was attacked by a man in New York while attempting to secure a top salary of 6815 dollars. The incident is under police inquiry with details of the attack and motive not yet released.
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Emma Trentini
Man
New York
N. P. Promotes Rapelje to Assistant General Manager
John M. Rapelje, general superintendent of the Northern Pacific railroad, is promoted to assistant general manager with headquarters in St. Paul. The promotion takes effect May 1.
Musterole touted as modern mustard plaster substitute
Advertises Musterole a white antiseptic ointment made from pure oil of mustard and other ingredients. Claims instant relief from sore throat bronchitis and more, with jars priced 25 or 60 cents and a hospital size for 2.50. Offers mail order from Cleveland and testimonials from a nurse in Washington PA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musterole Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Mise C. Bleadinghiser
Nuree
Washington
Danderine hair product promises glossy dandruff cure
An advertising feature touts Knowlton’s Danderine as a cheap remedy for lustrous hair. It claims rapid results within ten minutes, dandruff removal, and over two weeks new, soft hair sprouting all over the scalp.
Harbormaster Speier Endorses Akoz Mineral Remedy
Portland harbormaster J Speier, a noted shipping figure, praises Akoz for curing his varicose vein and helps extend its reputation for rheumatism and kidney liver and stomach issues. The natural mineral remedy is sold at Owl Drug Store and other leading outlets with more information available.
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J. Speier
Portland
Pacific Coast
California
Speier
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Nature
Owl Drug
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Seattle Star
TER
Scripps Northwest
Lmagur
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Telegraph News
United Press
Seattle
Wash
Postoffice
Atemon
Frebinneca
Star Publishing Co
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Cleveland Sporting
Mwany
Birmingham
Lucile McBroom
Seattle Star’s Laugh Department
Ponto
Isaac Newton
John Burne
Mary Ann
Edith
Misa Rute
Beatrice
Mr. Hainer
Soldiers of Fortune
Everett True
Cho Foo
Trus
Vaell
Pellers
Diana Dillpichles IN
Diana
Mamma
N. W
4Th and Pike
Sargent
Spinning’s Cash Store
Cera
William A. Prendergast
New York City
Murphy
Virgil Cline
Cline
Henry A. Behnke
Shanghai Company
Third Avenue
Akoz
Union St
Madison
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