Rally for port docks and belt line ownership
Citizens are urged to re elect port commissioners Dr. Carl A. Ewald and Judge C. E. Remsberry to defend municipal ownership of Seattle docks. The piece argues the belt line will connect all waterfront docks, requires no new debt, and will lower taxes while boosting commerce and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Commission
Taxpayer
Carl A. Ewald
C. E. Remsberry
Seattle
Ewald and
Remsberg
Signor Cagliostro Seeks Seattle Spotlight
The famed savant Signor Cagliostro is living in Seattle on a year's lease at 412 Crockett Street. He proclaims writing a book to refute Emersonian transcendentalism while admiring vivisection as relaxation, detailing his pets and cryptic views to a Star reporter.
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Signor Cagliostro
Seattle
Star
Crockett St
Cay
Signor Cagnostro
Signor Cagilostro
Einer Schwartzbein
Johnny Clancy
Dr. Schwartzbein
Mr. Clancy
Cag
Emerson
Roshanara's Lonely Dancer Hosts a Party Intentions Questioned
Roshanara, a shy dancer trained in India, hosts a social evening that raises questions about invitations. Fred Boalt, not formally invited, attends anyway, reflecting on Roshanara's sheltered life and desire to share happiness through a party that reveals her weary view of worldly fuss and travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roshanara
Fred Boalt
Fred L. Boalt
Orpheum Theatre
India
Duwamish Folk Boycott Interurban Over Rates
In a large Duwamish valley meeting at Foster school house, residents voted to boycott the Seattle Tacoma interurban for one year and to use the citizens' Centa-Mile line instead. The move followed the dismissal of a committee that sought lower interurban fares and after the bus company, largely owned by Duwamish residents, promised a small fare cut.
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Seattle Tacoma
Duwamish Valley
Foster School House
Interurban
Seattle
Japanese Man Jumps To Death After Fatal Hotel Shooting
A Japanese man named Matao Tanovye shot Lloyd Labelle four times in a quarrel over a woman at the Sun hotel 520 Main, then plunged from Beacon Hill bridge about 3 a.m. He died on impact. Labelle, a resident of the hotel week with an Indian girl, was wounded in the bathroom attack. Police booked Labelle, the Indian girl Miss Alice Daniels, and Mrs. W. F Amonett of Auburn on open charges.
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Beacon Hill
Matao Tanovye
Lloyd Labelle
Pierce
Poirier
Sun Hotel
Main
Labelle
Alice Daniels
W. F Amonett
Auburn
Kelipse
Mutinous Crew Ships Victory Bound Minnesota Heads For Frisco
The Hill line freighter Minnesota with a war cargo valued over 2 million dollars sails toward San Francisco after a mutiny aboard following days of heavy storm. Authorities suspect crew objections to entering a war zone. The vessel departed Seattle over a week ago en route to London.
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San Francisco
Minnesota
Seattle
London
Attempt to kill Wilson and Garrison through liquid fire
A court stenographer record alleges two high official men proposed spreading liquid fire on President Wilson and Secretary Garrison. Chemist Ek W Ritter denied making the statement and faces a $50,000 fraud charge, claiming enemies framed him with Miss McCarthy's influence. he is jailed on bail.
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Cleveland
Wilson
Garrison
Locher
Ek. W. Ritter
Ritter
Charles de Woody
Department of Justice
Miss McCarthy
von Rettagh
Indictments Expected After Crowley Arrest
Frisco officials say wholesale grand jury indictments at San Francisco will follow the arrest of C. C. Crowley detective and alleged bomb plotter. Federal sources indicate the Department of Justice has evidence implicating Crowley’s alleged associates. Officials call the case potentially more significant than the Hamburg American customs violations in New York.
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San Francisco
C. C. Crowley
Department of Justice
Evi
Dence
Crowley
New York
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Clancy
Orpheum
Frisco
Woody
Washington
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