Lang’s Firing Allegations Stir City Police Row
An off duty drinking party led to the dismissal of several patrolmen and Sergt. Lee Dagner, with Chief Louis M. Lang firing all involved. The letters urge equal action against Lang for a city machine joy ride and a public misstep, criticizing perceived favoritism.
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Lee Dagner
Louis M. Lang
Dagner
Lang
Missing 18 Month Girl Tracked By Search Party
A night search stretched through Fauntleroy park for 18 month old Prorence Kelly of S. J. Kelly after she vanished Thursday near water. Parents and neighbors searched woods and sand area while others laughed, then joined the frantic effort as darkness fell. The child has light hair and a large crowd scoured the area.
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Fauntleroy Park
Progressive? California hanged inmate at California’s prison
Frank Creeks was executed by hanging at 10 09 this morning after stepping onto the gallows. He appeared weak and white and was aided by a priest as the trap dropped. Warden Smith oversaw a swift death with 75 witnesses present. He had murdered a guard in the attempted prison escape. California remains non abolishing capital punishment on the coast.
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Follom
Cal
Frank Creeks
Creeks
Smith
California
Missing girl last seen in gray dress with red stripes
A girl was last seen Thursday about 4 30 wearing a gray dress with red stripes black stockings and tan sandals. Her father obtained bloodhounds on Friday and the dogs were started Friday morning using scent from one of the baby’s dresses.
The Skeeter Bird Pun Riddle
A playful verse describes a nocturnal bird of prey called the skeeter. It humorously divides its parts into fractions for beak appetite buzz and bite, ending with a whimsical tally that fans the joke.
Say, D Ye Ever Play This Game of Golf It Has Us Worried
Golf fever grips the city as a columnist chronicles his own battle with the sport. He recalls his conversion from skeptic to devotee, notes neighbors and officials joining the municipal links, and hints at the social stir caused by golf’s lure. The piece ends with an encounter at the Star office and a tease of continuation on page eleven.
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C. P. Stewart
Washington
Germany
Te Department
Gerard
von Jagow
America
Kaiser
United States
Fred L. Boalt
Olf
Dan Landon
Dan
Empire Building
Links
Colonel Bogey
Beacon Hill
Ole Hanson
Tom Morphine
Ole
Tom
Louis R. Plechner
Stone
Vine
Bornstein Bros
Charles Ballance
L. Singerman
Tom Mesday
O. E. Spencer
McBride
Jimmy Crehan
Jimmy
Marginal Way Protest and Meeting Over East River Bed Fill
Attorney James Keefer represents property owners opposing filling the old Duwamish river meander for East Marginal Way improvements. A bid ordinance was deferred to a joint franchise and street committee meeting Monday, where Keefer will present clients. Port officials call the river bed a shallow slough and warn filling could reduce property values and threaten regional shipping.
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Duwamish
First Ave
James Keefer
Keefer
Robert Bridges
Port Commission
Carstens & Co
Tacoma
MME LA BARRAQUE TO SING WITH BAND
Madame Christine La Barraque, Seattle prima donna, returns from San Francisco and will be the soloist with Wagner's band at Volunteer Park Sunday. She will sing The Holy City and The Star Spangled Banner with band accompaniment.
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Seattle
San Francisco
Wagner
Volunteer Park
Mme. la Barraque
Holy City
City to Insist Upon Common User Rights
The council franchise committee sent to the council without recommendation the citys bid for a common user franchise on Puget Sound Lights poles used in the White River valley extension. The public utilities committee has approved the plan and the city may be barred from extensions unless a 1916 referendum passes. An Electric Co franchise hearing is set for next Tuesday at 10 a m.
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Puget Sound Light & Traction Co
White River Valley
Public Utilities Committee
jJast
Electric Co
County
Girl Accuses Employers in $15000 Damages Suit
Amy Moe files a suit in superior court seeking 15000 damages from former employers William C. Phillips and Cora Phillips. She says the arrest on August 21 unjustified and two days of imprisonment for alleged theft of 4600 in diamonds harmed her reputation. Mrs Phillips later found the jewelry in a drawer.
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Amy Moe
William C. Phillips
Cora
Phillips
Tenth Avenue N
Superior Court
Bargains in Shoes for School Children Ad Appears
Today's Star features the J B Robinson ad on page 9 highlighting money saving shoe bargains for school children. The paper urges readers to read ads thoroughly for Saturday shopping opportunities.
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