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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1914

Page

5

Chicago Officials Indicted in Bribery and Confidence Schemes

Indictments named John Halpin former Chicago chief of detectives Police Lieut. John Tobin and Detective Sergt. Walter O’Brien for bribery and operating confidence games. Tobin and O’Brien charged with running confidence games. More indictments promised next week based on gambler testimony.

Chicago John Halpin John Tobin Walter O'Brien Halpin Tobin O'Brien

Five women named to study economical clothing for workers

Olympia reports State Labor Commissioner Oteon has appointed a five woman commission to investigate the most economical methods for buying clothes and to report for the benefit of about 5,000 working girls in the state.

Olympia Wash Oteon

Probing faith conflict marred lovers plan to wed

A 21 year old Protestant girl and her 25 year old Catholic beau face a deep religious rift hindering their wedding plans. They consider marrying in differing faiths or joining one church, but cannot decide. A columnist offers no firm guidance, urging happiness and acceptance of life’s mysteries.

Jeanne

Generals Convene in Mexico City to Choose President

A convention of generals meets in Mexico City to decide if Gen Gutierrez should remain provisional president. Zapata supporters oppose his reelection and back Emilio Vasquez Gomez who aided Zapata early in the revolt. If Gutierrez is rejected, Villistas may back Gen Angelos or Dr Miguel Silva as compromise candidates.

EL Paso Mexico City Gutierrez Zapata Emilio Vasques Gomez Villistas Angeles Miguel Silva

Numerous Marriages and Deaths in King County Listings

A long list of marriages, birth notes, and deaths from King County records. Entries note ages, locations such as Aberdeen Seattle Everett and Beattie, and dates in November and December. Also includes multiple divorces granted and requests for divorces, with various spouses named.

Maurice MH. Ronayne Premerton Teresa B. Stafford Aberdeen Mike Parente Seattie Aighna Margieri Meattia Palmer Wenatches Viola Montgomery Fanny Rhodes Seattle Dickinson Beattie Zula Ward Bb, & Son Y. Fn 10Th Ave Son N. Fujuimoto Fifth Ave N. E Frank O' Brien Poth Ave Chas A. Dolan F. W. Dohme Bist Ave N.C. Rudolph 15Th Ave Antone Phillips Ninth Ave Wr. Wilson King County Hospital Nelile Nye King County Ross Hinkle Henry Clundon West Seattle Bhisue Tahatent Hilen HB. Gardner Baby Neumann Irvinget Luctle M. Johnson Royal Frank Burrows Dayet

Man Dies After Being Crushed In Refrigerator Car

Stephen Tucker was found with a crushed skull in a refrigerator car in North Yakima on Friday. He died shortly after, the victim identified by papers in his pocket. Police described the injuries as severe and likely caused by a coupling pin.

North Yakima Dee Stephen Tucker

Woman of Capital A Daring Aeronaut in Flight

Chicago December 4 Mrs Fred A Britten wife of Illinois representative will be among the first passengers on the Burgess Dunn aeroplane first flight. She is noted as a daring air traveler who has piloted government aircraft and is a prominent figure in Washington aviation circles.

Chicago Fred A. Britten Representative Britten Ilinois Britten Washington

Heating firm’s workers mistaken for burglars

The Star reports that men from the American District Steam Co measured the Schwanger home at 42 22nd Ave N to install a central steam plant. The firm apologizes after residents feared burglary. the workers are told to stop and not return, and the dogs are called off.

Star Lewis Schwanger 22Nd Ave. N American District Steam Co Hoge Building

Religious services at Hotel Liberty led by local clergy

Religious services will be held at the Hotel Liberty Saturday night under Rev. E. V. Shayler of St. Mark's Episcopal church. Rev. M. A. Matthews will conduct the service next Saturday. Friday night 1,160 men slept on the hotel floor.

Hotel Liberty E. V. Shayler St. Mark's Episcopal Church M. A. Matthews

Woman Sues Neighbor Over Insanity Claim for Damages

Ada M McGregor accuses Miss Nellie Ray of insanity and seeks five thousand dollars in damages. The suit states Ray began acting last Saturday and was represented by attorney EB Mc Avoy of the American Bank building.

Ada M. McGregor Third Ave. W Nellie Ray Miss Ray EB. Mc.Avoy American Bank

Great Northern Blown Ashore Then Refloated Off Fort Mifflin

In Philadelphia the steamship Great Northern worth 3 million dollars, built for the Northern Pacific Steamship Co., was driven ashore in a 40 mile gale at Fort Mifflin. Six tugs managed a two and half hour effort to refloat her, and the vessel then left for a four day trial voyage. In Indianapolis graft indictments are issued against Lieutenant Governor William P. O Neil and Homer L. Cook along with several members of the 1913 legislature.

Philadelphia Great Northern Cramps Northern Pacific Steamship Co Fort Mifflin Indianapolis Marion County Grand Wlliam P. O'Neil Homer L. Cook

Multicondition Chronic Illness Treatments Advertised

An advertisement claims to treat numerous chronic conditions across disorders of the nose throat nerves skin and more. It touts osteopathy chiropractic and naturopathic methods with a guarantee and a free consultation, stating hours from 10 am to 5 pm and Sundays 10 to 12.

Waanerman

Germans Close In On London Siege Tactics Shift

Col Swinton reports Germans abandon large scale assaults for siege operations in Western theater. They push sapper troops toward Allied trenches and use earth bore storming methods while artillery struggles in close fighting. Three days of quiet precede renewed pressure south of Lys and on Indian forces. Captured officers admit failure but morale remains despite gloom.

Swinton Official Military Information Bureau Lys

Why They Ask For Divorce

Elise Seitz, an elderly grayhaired woman, sought divorce from Joseph Seitz in Bel lingham 1912 saying he did not support her and she had to support him. Clara Hennessey filed for divorce from Daniel J. Hennessey in Everett after a pattern of failed ventures and later brutal treatment, with the judge granting the divorce. Other Friday dissolutions followed: Carrie Eva, Blanche, Nora Irwin, Ethel, Lillian, John Hutchinson, Eva, Ada, Maude, William, Hazel, Elva, Guy, and Isabelle in varied petitions.

Carrie B. East Albert C. East Blanche Ramirez Abel F Ramires W.W. J. Irin Nora Irwin Ethel Delayney Timothy Delayney J Altan B. Hutchinson Jno E Hutchinson Elsie M. Fisher Harry C. Fischer Mira Masters Harry J. Masters Ada Grieve Percy Grieve Marie Bostwick Arthur Ray Bostwick Maude I. Simpson John B. Simpson Elise Seitz Joseph Seitz Bellingham Clara Hennessey Daniel J. Hennessey Everett Carrie Eva Blanche Abel F. Ramirez W. J. Ve Ethel Lillian E. Ve John ©. Hutchinson Elsie M Harry C. Fisher Eva Harry L. Masters Ada Ve Marte Maude L William Annie Donlan Hazel M Alex Fogel Elva Va J. W. Ingledue Guy T Isabelle C. Dutcher

Hygienic lecture at Fraser-Pater son’s tea room

Mise M. BE. North will deliver a hygienic lecture titled Vitalization at Fraser-Pater son’s tea room on Monday December 7 at 2 20 p m. Admission is free and all interested are invited.

Mise M. BE. North Fraser-Paterson

Bishop to Contest Election in Arizona Amendment

Bishop Henry Granton of the Catholic diocese of Arizona and New Mexico said he has engaged counsel to challenge the constitutional validity of the prohibition amendment approved by ten voters in the November election. He argues the law bars wine use in sacramental ceremonies, unconstitutional for religious rights.

Tucson Ariz Henry Granton Arizona New Mexico

Public Markets Sanitary Update Prices and Stalls Listed

Sanitary Today reports stall 24-36 prices for sugar 1.00 per pound, large cane milk 26c, pall cottolens 66c, flour sacks $1.45 delivered, macaroni 16c per pound, coffee 20c, cleanser 7c, cream cheese 200 lb. lard margarine and sardines priced, various meats and produce with stall numbers and unit prices, including artichokes tomatoes oranges and oysters at stall 101 Agstern oysters 300 pt.

Sanitary

Westlake and South End markets list varied stall goods

Monday stalls across Westlake and South End present a dense inventory of groceries and fresh produce. Prices cover flour, nuts, cheeses, onions, celery, spinach, pineapples, bacon, butter, cheese, eggs, lard, spices, canned goods, meat cuts, and baked items with many items priced per pound or per dozen.

Westlake

Boy holdups net $2.50 for H., Godfrey and C. Godfrey

A brief note reports two holdups on Lander Avenue yielding a small sum of $2.50 split among H. and the Godfrey parties led by C. Godfrey. Police investigate the incidents and seek additional details.

H., Godfrey C. Godfrey Lander

Police Chief Announces Department Reorganization

Police Chief Long outlined radical changes to police operations to take effect Sunday. Each sub station will be led by one commanding officer instead of several, aiming for higher efficiency and fewer office complaints as he plans to engage more with the public.

Archer Blower Co Vice President Denies Funds Claim

J. G. Archer, vice president of Archer Blower & Pipe Co., accused of hiring girls to solicit Belgian relief funds without authority, denies wrongdoing. He posted $500 bail and faces Justice Brinker Dee. An eight hour law violation by Ralph Erwin of Leavenworth costs him $50.

J. G. Archer Archer Blower & Pipe Co Brinker Dee Ralph Erwin Leavenworth

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