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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1916

Page

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Lydia’s Mother and Son Triumph in Time’s Adjusting Hand

A long narrative honors Lydia a beautiful girl who suffers at the hands of a cruel partner. After fleeing to a distant city she raises a son who grows to write, study, and prosper. The son funds his mother’s life while sending her support from Europe, then returns her to happiness and independence. The tale ends with TIME IS THE GREAT ADJUSTER.

Lydia Paramount America Middle West Lyd Europe Barron O'Neill Rainier Grand William O'Neill Capt. Tennant Tacoma

County Fares Used in Political Campaign Rides

Mrs Wilda Hamilton of Vashon Island paid $1 for a Seattle to Enumclaw ride in a county owned car used for a campaign fund. The money went to the South End Republican club not the county treasury. W A Carle president of the club and county hospital employee. Other citizens also paid $1 for trips in county cars to the Farmers Picnic. Cars bore Hamilton signs and were driven by county chauffeurs.

Wilda Hamilton Vashon Island Seattle Enumclaw King County South End Republican Club W. A. Carle Hamilton Carpenter Joe Jennings Dan Abrams, Jr Abe Isaacson Fida Hamton

Girl Star Put in Movies Returns in Leading Role

A Seattle girl Caroline Vaughn rose to fame as a beauty contest winner and became a Vitagraph star after marrying director F. W. Hiller. She describes breaking into film, filming In Gods Country at Mt Baker, and the joy of acting opposite her husband while awaiting her first big feature.

Seattle Caroline Vaughn Fred Boalt Essanay F. W. Hiller Vitagraph Company Vitagraph Miss Vaughn Mt. Baker God's Country

Seattle workers seek Carnegie hero medal for Fred Tule

Employees of the Seattle Dry Dock and Construction Co. draft a letter to the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission asking for a medal for Fred Tule who helped save C. G. Demeritt’s life last Sunday at Alki Beach.

Seattle Dry Dock and Construction Co Carnegie Hero Fund Commission Fred Tule C. G. Demeritt Alki Beach

Purse Snatching Near Edmonds Avenue

A tall man with a black mustache snatched a purse and a suitcase from Miss Henrietta Stock on 35th Avenue near Edmonds Avenue at 9 20 p m Sunday. He left the suitcase unopened one block away and fled with the purse.

Henrietta Stock 35Th Ave Edmonds

Hughes Opens Campaign Talk in Detroit Visit

Republican nominee Hughes spoke to welfare workers in Detroit urging Americanism and cooperation between capital and labor. He called for postwar living improvements and outlined a busy campaign schedule with speeches and discussions with Michigan Republicans and suffragists. An advisory committee for the campaign will be formed with Taft era officials named as likely members, while vice presidential selections remain undecided with A. T. Hart among possibilities.

Detroit Hughes Pontichartrain Detroi Michigan Congressional Union Willcox Republican National Committee Wm. Loeb Co. Roosevelt Geo Chicago A. T. Hart Kentucky

Lotus bars lend taste to memories of Perry Bree era

Lyle, a milk and cheese salesman for Perry Bree, recalls fondly the old Lotus bar ambience. He muses that soft drinks taste better in former bar spaces and imagines returning to the good old days.

T. 8 Lyle Perry Bree

Wilton Advocates Milk and Crackers Diet for Mondays

Lawrence G. Wilton of 108 15th Ave North declares milk and crackers a proper Monday diet. He says Sunday dinner leaves a man out of sorts and that milk and crackers one day a week is beneficial.

Lawrence G. Wilton 15Th Ave. N Wilton

Poindexter Favored by Seattle Council Members

A Seattle city council poll shows support for Senator Miles Poindexter’s re election. Seven councilmen are Republicans. four openly back Poindexter, three sit undecided. Two Democrats also among the council openly oppose or are neutral. Poindexter plans to open his campaign with a Dreamland rink speech Friday night.

Seattle Miles Poindexter Will H. Hanna Bob Hesketh Harry Bolton C. Allen Dale Senator Poindexter C. B. Fitzgerald R. H. Thomson A. F E. Haas William H. Moore Oliver T. Erickson Hesketh and Dale Poindexter Hanna Doe Dreamland Rink

Hughes to Speak at Arena Next Tuesday Night

Charles E. Hughes, presidential candidate, will address a rally at the Arena next Tuesday night, changing the previously announced Hippodrome venue. The event highlights the campaign's regional push and public turnout expectations.

Charles KE. Hughes Hippodrome

Poor Widow Lights Fire Over County Tax Assessments

Mrs. Margaret F. Williams, owner of several hotels and stores at 622 King St and 415 15 Maynard, declares she is a poor widow and seeks lowered taxes. her petition is denied. James Brown disputes $12 830 assessment on two lots and a house, claims sale price is $3 000 less. assessor Thatcher rejects his petition amid tensions.

Margaret F. Williams County Board of Equalization Williams King St Maynard James Brown Columbia and Cherry Sts 10Th Ave Brown Thatcher

The Minister's Daughter Astonished the Good Woman

A 19 year old Prudence prays in a barn and explains her actions were for the children who long for a romantic space to play. The scene hints at a novel about moral expectations, romance, and social norms beginning this week.

Man from Java Counts 10000 Autos in Java

R W Younge of Samarang Java Dutch East Indies says there are 10000 automobiles in Java after passing through Seattle on a business trip to the Far East. He spoke of automotive activity in that region during his travels.

R. W. Younge Samarang Java Dutch East Indies Seattle

Eastern Front doubles as focus of new battles

Terrific fighting on the eastern front shadows actions in France and Flanders as Russians push along the Sereth south of Brody toward Lemberg. Petrograd reports advances against Austro German lines, while German sources claim continued pressure in the Carpathians and mixed results on the Somme.

London France Flanders Lemberg Sereth Brody Petrograd German War Office Kovel Carpathians Plaik Deres- Nautiech Carpathian Shiaumont Ridge Verdun Somme

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