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13 Aug 1912
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Seattle Star in Seattle, Washington
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1912
Page
1
Does the Coat Make the Man in a Saloon Tale
A tug , a janitor and other workers share a rambling tale in a Way? street saloon about a philosopher questioning whether clothing forms character. Kelly, a rugged jobless man, recounts his failed job search as clerks and floorwalkers dismiss him, exposing harsh class bias and the cruelty of poverty.
Dramatic Plea for Darrow Opens Defense Case
Horace Appel argues that Clarence Darrow should not be convicted on mere suspicion and questions the credibility of witness Bert Franklin. He invokes moral contrasts and implores jurors to require solid evidence before any verdict. Earl Rogers to conclude the defense argument later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Appel
Ford
Darrow
United Press
Los Angeles
Clarence
Appel
Clarence Darrow
Bert Franklin
Judas Lecariot
Franklin
John R. Harrington
Lockwood
Job Harriman
Earl Rogers
Pair a ut Wicor rears of de steel t make sump
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Perhaps He'll Know Next Time
Sam Allen of Bothell returned Saturday with a paycheck and soon spent it on alcohol. In a drunken, financially desperate state he wrote several checks. Attempting to cash them led to police intervention. Judge Gordon sentenced him to 30 days in jail with a $100 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Allen
Bothell
Gordon
Weather Forecast Fair Tonight and Wednesday
The forecast calls for fair skies tonight and Wednesday. Light variable winds accompany a noon temperature around 72 degrees.
Philosopher Guides Bum Kelly Through Fashion to Work
In a tale of eccentric schemes the philosopher and Bum Kelly visit a haberdashery barber shop and cafe. The plan is to seek work along Second Avenue while Bum wears new clothes and the philosopher tests a provocative idea. Tomorrow reveals the outcome of the thought germ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Second Avenue
Father Finds Daughter Drowned Near Ent Home Lake
Eva Birdie Ent, 33, went fishing at Greenlake boulevard area after 6 AM. Her father found her body in the lake near shore at 7:30 AM after she did not return for breakfast. Parents cite dizziness and heat as possible causes of a fainting spell leading to the drowning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Birdie Ent
Joseph B. Ent
Mr. Ent
Greenlake Boulevard
Ent
Miss Ent
Teacher Falls From Mountain Peak to Death
Miss Char te Hunt a West Seattle teacher and Tacoma Y M C A member joined an excursion to Paradise valley on Mount Rainier. After reaching the summit she suffered dizziness and fell about 800 feet. Her body was recovered and transported to Tacoma. She had taught in West Seattle schools and hailed from Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Pinnacleak
Mount Rainier
Charte Hunt
West Seattle
Tacoma Y. M. C. A
Paradise Valley
Bleriot Plans Return to Flying with New Airmen Union
Louis Bleriot, famed for the first Channel crossing, announces after three years away from active flying that he has shipped a new aeroplane to join a Friendly Society of Aviators or airmen's union and intends to resume his wings in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Louis Bleriot
English Channel
Friendly Society of Aviators
Airmen's Union
Corsican Struck Iceberg. Passengers Safe, Coast Wires Silent
The Asian line steamer Corsican with 200 passengers struck an iceberg near Belle Isle east of Newfoundland and has not answered coast wireless inquiries. Captain Cook reported the accident to Allan Line officials, while General Manager Bryce Allan said the Canadian office had heard nothing more but believed all aboard and the vessel were safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Montreal
Coast
Liverpool
Belle Isie
New Foundland
Captain Cook
The
Corsican
Allan Line
Boston
Bryce Allan
Line
Debates On Nominating Methods For New Party Continue
Washington delegates return from the Bull Moose convention with a unanimous demand for a full third party ticket. A key question remains how to nominate candidates with options including preference primaries before September 10 or mass meetings leading to state and county conventions. A third party conference postponed action to allow Bull Moose delegates to join discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bull Moose
Chicago
Butler
Earthquake in Southeastern Turkey Kills 3000
Paris Aug 13 reports from Constantinople via Tageblatt say about 3000 people were killed in a Southeast Turkey earthquake. More than 50,000 are homeless and starving, and an active crater was seen on the Asiatic side of the Sea of Marmora.
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Berlin
Turkey
The
Tageblatt
Constantinople
Sea of Marmora
Ex-Senator Piles Fights Indictment on Alaska Coal Case
Piles argues the sufficiency of indictments as he continues opposing the charges against Charles Houston of Seattle and John H. Bullock of Portland. The conspiracy to defraud the government via collusive bids on Alaska coal hinges on Judge Cushman’s ruling, with September 17 set if indictments are upheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
8.H. Piles
Charles Houston
Seattle
John H. Bullock
Portland
Alaska
Cushman
US warns of threat from Mexican rebels at Juarez
The state department received Col. Steever's report from El Paso stating that American lives and property are at risk due to Mexican rebels firing across the border from Juarez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Juarez
State Department
Col
Steever
United States
el Paso
Wool tariff revision bill passes over Taft veto
Washington Aug 13 Speaker Clark ruling allowed the house to approve the wool tariff revision bill over President Taft's veto by 174 to 80. Nineteen Republican insurgents joined Democrats. Initial tallies suggested a two vote margin, with absent pairs counted as present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clark
House
Taft
Religious Strike Picket Blocks Plays in Fussen
In Vienna on August 13 a priest in Fussen stood before a theatre like a strike picket to bar parishioners from Suderman's plays he labeled immoral. He kept a book to record offenders and planned penance for them while the theatre manager urged him to leave but faced no relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Suderman
Fussen
Prease
Fireworks Disaster Claims Five In Auburn Cellar
Five Italians die when fireworks stored in a cellar explode during preparations for the Catholic feast of the Assumption in Auburn New York. The blast occurred on August 13 and caused fatal injuries to those inside the storage area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
N. Y
Roosevelt on a hike at Oyster Bay with Archie
Col. Roosevelt and his son Archie began a walking expedition at Oyster Bay. A local gunmaker offered a costly hand made Krupp steel shotgun with a Circassian walnut stock, which the colonel briefly handled before declining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Col. Roosevelt
Archie
Col
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Bum Kelly
Fred L. Boalt
Bob Hodge
Govenors
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Dusty
Rusty
D. D
Rhode Island
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