Noted Woman to Lecture Again at Y. M. C. A.
Mrs. O. 8 Powler-Chumos, widow, is scheduled to lecture again at the YMCA, continuing her series of talks.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1912
Page
9
Socialist Party platform for Seattle school director race
Epwin J. Brown advocates Joseph Allen as Socialist candidate for Seattle School Director on December 7, 1912. The platform urges fair teacher pay, bond support for new schools, gender equality in pay, union rights, compulsory attendance, night schools, and prudent school administration aligned with the Socialist party and the current board member Winsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epwin J. Brown
Seattle
Socialist Party of Beattie
Ool
Joseph Allen
Winsor
Sabeei
Eee City
Pacific Coast
Leon Geni Coum
Descendant Claims Byzantine Throne Over Constantinople
Princess Eugenie Paleologa of West Kensington London asserts a direct line from the Byzantine emperors and says she has a superior right to rule Constantinople should the Balkan states expel the Turks. She cites documents tracing to Constantine Paleologus and envisions restoration of the throne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Eugenie Paleologa
West Kensington
London
Constantinople
Bulgaria
United Powers
Europe
Great Eastern Empire
Constantine Paleologus
Constantine
Balkan
James Stephen Seeks Seattle School Director Seat
James Stephen, a 23 year Seattle resident and former district architect, campaigns for School Director in Seattle district No 1. He highlights his decade of work on building upgrades and modern brick facilities, claiming the district ranks near the top nationally and urging voters to elect a candidate who understands district needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stephen
Seattle
Building Permits Show Falling Off in Seattle
In November the Seattle superintendent of buildings issued 676 permits valued at 403910 dollars, down from 687 permits valued at 449105 dollars in November 1911. Through December 1, 1912, 251 permits totaling 7446975 dollars have been issued, versus 16404 permits totaling 7164266 dollars in the same period of 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superintendent of Buildings
Seattle
Ettor Father Sues in Tacoma Over Injuries
August Malesky, 64, sues Manley Ettor, father of Joe Ettor, for 25 damages in Tacoma Superior Court after a June altercation in which Ettor allegedly beat the elder man. Ettor was previously fined 16 in police court related to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Tacoma
Joe Ettor
Saler
Masa
August Malesky
Ince Superior Court
Manley Ettor
Joy
Malesky
Ettor
Trial of Judge Archbald to Start at 1 P M
The impeachment trial of Judge Robert W. Archbald of the commerce court continues with 46 witnesses yet to be examined. Senate managers decide daily sessions will begin at 1 p m and run until 5 p m as they seek to finish before the holiday recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prese
Washington
Senate
Robert W. Archbald
Commerce Court
Board of Managers
Work Delayed On Recall Forgeries
Prosecuting Attorney Murphy postpones investigation of forgery charges tied to recall petitions due to workload from the Pierce county suit against King county in the Stuck river matter and prep for the Peter Miller case in Tacoma. Both Cotterill supporters and the recall association say they were intended victims of the forgeries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce County
King County
Stuck River
Peter Miller
Tacoma
Murphy
Recall Association
Cotterill
Seaside Pirates halted by seasickness and arrest
Avaia, Dec. 6. Sea sickness ended a planned pirate expedition after four desperadoes stole a private motorboat Dora and armed it for raid. Rough seas sapped strength, forcing them to beach at Double Island point where government officers arrested them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Ava
Dora
South Sea Islands
Double Island Point
Slip One Over On Tacoma Sleuths
Detectives hunted Dec 6 for W. A. Whitlock who vanished from Walla Walla three weeks earlier with $1,000. A letter from a supposed relative claimed Whitlock faced murder by bandits, while he reportedly stayed at home with his wife all day, who had not told police of his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Vires
Tacoma
W. A. Whitlock
Walla Walla
Whitlock
Municipal car line tracks under construction in Seattle
Beattie owns over a mile of railway today as the municipal line takes shape. Division A of the project reaches 2 1/2 miles of territory with 17 blocks laid on Garfield to Dexter and Fourth to Dexter and 10 more blocks on Nickerson. Rails expected by February. completion of division A by next July. Total bond authorized is 800000 with 550000 for other divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie
Municipal Railway
Hallard
Tetory
Garfield St
Dexter Av
Fourth Av
Dexter
Third Av
14Th Av
Nickerson
Division A
Piper
Seattle
Sia
Firat
Air hammer curing aneurysm reported in Los Angeles
A report to the Southern California Medical Society describes 1000 blows per minute from a compressed air hammer applied to the seventh cervical vertebra of W. C. Dean of Los Angeles. Dr. C. E. Atkinson for Dr. Albert Abrams of San Francisco stated the blows cured or delayed the presumed fatal aneurysm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
W. C. Dean
C. BE. Atkinson
Albert Abrams
San Francisco
Southern California Medical Society
Taylor Claims Game of Bluff in Speaker Bet
The piece portrays Taylor as bluffing about reelecting himself as Speaker Howard Taylor faces questions over alleged pledges and even the support of Democrats and bull moose lawmakers. Morphine calls Taylor’s boasts a bluff and doubts any pledges exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Morphine
Howard Taylor
Thomas F. Murphine
Escapes Highlight Oregon Honor System Record
Biennial report shows 58 inmates escaped from Oregon penitentiary in 18 months under Gov. Weat’s honor system. Forty of the escapes came from honor men working unguarded on county roads and other locations. Two were returned to the prison and several more were arrested or jailed elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Salem
Cat Skin Rumor Flares As London Traders Seek Skins
A London report notes demand for cat skins rising with a promise of a cat and rat farm scheme. Farriers claim cat skins fetch up to 2 50 each and prices are advancing, casting doubt on the feasibility of the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Man loses hands in mine marries partner in Wilkesbarre
Alex Walters 22, who lost both legs in a March mine accident, led Miss Anna Pash to the altar in Wilkesbarre. He now mends shoes to earn a living, using his hands to walk. The note adds a digressive aside on counting wealth, referencing John D. Rockefeller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Jegs
Alex Walters
Anna Pash
Cheriah
Walters
Mise Pash
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Erugenie Paleologa
Mone
United States
Robson
Angeles
Prof. Nape
Arfistse
Archbald
Myers Optical CO
People’s Bank
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Stewart
Thirday
Cedar
Ohio
Second Av
University St
Stone-Fisher Co
Whitten
Glasses
Optitical Co
Frber Co
Em Laird Schoa
Boys’ Blucher Shoes
Meta
Colt
Down
Turrell
Nicholas Schmitt
King Count
Socialist Party of the
Frans Bostrom
Socialist Party of Washington
Geo. E. Boomer
Socialist Party of
Liberty Bidg
Oregon
Tabby
John D.ler
Stratford Silver Co
Colquhoun Hardware Co
Famous Electric
Karen
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Westinghouse
W. Collins
Mar
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Wester Way
Boston Sample Shoe Shop Co., Inc
Second Ave
Pike
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Manhattan
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