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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1913

Page

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We Got You Steve in Seattle Vice Stings

Detectives Hart and Barton entrap a newspaper investigator Steve Wentworth and a woman at a Blanchard street lodging house. They film the encounter with a camera as they photograph the scene and secure the pair on charges of indecent conduct. Steve denies culpability.

Steve Dan Hart H. M. Barton Seattle Stephen Wentworth Blanchard St David Swing Ricker Hart Barton Agnes American Cafe Calhoun Hotel Wentworth

Coulson Murder Trial Ad journed After Testimony

In San Francisco on December 6 the Coulson murder trial was adjourned until Monday after Katherine Gallagher testified she did not know who fired the shots that killed William Acker and Kovack and wounded herself.

San Francisco R. Coulson Katherine Gallagher Wm. Acker and Kovack Coulson

Federal judge rejects Hindu deferment of deportation orders

In San Francisco on December 6 federal judge Doolinghee ruled Hindus in the United States cannot evade deportation by claiming origin tied to the Philippines rather than India. The decision narrows grounds for delaying removal and reinforces authority of immigration orders.

San Francisco Doolinghee United States Philippines India

Swedish Steamer Malborget Sinks Off Bodo

The Swedish steamship Malborget sank in a storm off Bodo Norway during the night, resulting in the drowning of 46 sailors.

Bodo Norway Malborget

Return to Work in Indianapolis as Strikers Resume

One third of the 3,000 striking teamsters in Indianapolis resumed work today after their employers signed a union agreement. As a group, the employers' association opposed the strikers and were furious at those who yielded.

Indianapolis Employers’ Association

County approves sale of road bonds in two installments

County commissioners Friday authorized the sale of 700000 dollars in road bonds with bids to be opened next month. The state has already bought 200000 dollars in bonds, bringing the total for next year’s road program to over 1 million dollars. Albany Evening Journal. Have you voted?

Pennant Coupon Offer from The Star Office

A pennant coupon entitles 65 cent pennants sized 15 by 35 inches when presented at The Star office 1307 Seventh Ave. Additional 5 cents shipping per pennant applies for mail delivery Hawaii pennants are issued this week.

Star Office Geventh Av Hawaii

Managers Add New Events to Varsity Sport

Portland December 6 A five mile cross country run and an intercollegiate tennis tournament were added to Pacific Northwest college conference sport events. The managers voted unanimously for the two events at the session today. The cross country run will be hosted by Oregon Agricultural College in Corvallis next fall. The tennis tournament will be held in Eugene Oregon on May 22 and 23.

Portland Pacific Northwest College Conference Oregon Agricultural College Cor- Valila Eugene Or

Christmas tree fund contributions listed for Dream land hall

The Star reports donations received for the Dream land hall Christmas tree fund totaling 72 dollars. Contributors include Brown Hulton R B Hesketh J Marmaduke Leary Bidg Barber Shop William Sutherland Walter Fulton A V Hooper Monte Brown Chris Schwabe Daniel Landon Miller Freeman Charles Tennant and The Break ey Employes.

Dreamland Hall Brown Hulton R. B. Hesketh DRE Atba Vdudenere Dack Davie J. C. Marmaduke Leary William Sutherland Walter Miller Freeman Charles Tennant

Council Seat Vacancy Sparks Short Term Candidacy

A council seat vacancy is expected as Councilman Griffiths plans to resign around December 22 to run for mayor. The short term election has drawn numerous candidates, including W. H. Parry who is prominently mentioned.

Griffiths W. H. Parry

Missing San Francisco real estate man seeks help

F W McEwen a San Francisco real estate man is missing since last Monday and his family has appealed to the police for help in locating him amid fears he may have suffered an accident or violence.

San Francisco F. W. McEwen Lant Sen

Cardinal Orena Dies in Rome. Gibbons Becomes Dean

Cardinal Orena dean of the Sacred College dies in Rome from pneumonia. With his death Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore becomes dean of the College.

Rome Cardinal Orena The Sacred College Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore

Murphy Pleads To Save Brothers From Pen

Prosecuting Attorney Murphy urged clemency for two brothers who pleaded guilty to second degree burglary before Judge Ronald Saturday. The elder, 35, took blame to spare the 20 year old. Murphy cited hunger and hard times in Seattle. The younger received a suspended sentence. the elder drew one to 156 years in prison, as the law bars suspensions for those over age.

Murphy Ronald Saturday Seattle Ronald

Old Santa Claus Charms Breakers Waiters in Holiday Note

A feature at The Breakers describes festive dining where waiters and cabaret performers charm guests. The piece centers on a charitable effort by staff and city workers who raise funds for The Star newspaper’s Little Chimney Kids campaign, totaling $17.50 collected by yesterday’s end.

Dreamland Billy Santa Claus Hep Baldy Joe Star Office

Puget Sound Traction delays ticket sale citing 20 day limit

James B. Howe, general counsel for Puget Sound Traction Light and Power Co., says the public service commission erred by granting only 10 days to comply with an order to sell tickets on car IA. The company contends it should have 20 days, so tickets will not go on sale next Monday the 10th or likely until the 18th of the month.

James B. Howe Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Co Public Service Commission Cara Aix-For Howe

Andrew's Gifts Seem To Hit Fortune Gap In New Listing

Andrew Carnemie's secretary reports ironmaster has donated 5665 125,009 from an original fortune of 880 125 000. The note indicates substantial charitable giveaways reducing vast wealth.

New York Andrew Carnemie

Mystery of Woman Dragged Into Boat Stuns Beach Community

A woman was reportedly dragged into a rowboat by two men late Friday night near Fauntleroy park car line. Residents woke to screams and a power boat exhaust, then police from Telegram searched all night but found no trace of her.

Fauntleroy Park

Mrs Pankhurst Weak After Hunger Strike Collapse

Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst, jailed after a 30 hour hunger strike, collapsed yesterday and was weaker today. Her speedy release was expected.

London Emmeline Pankhurst

Light In The Window As California Politics War Rages

Grove L Johnson, long a central California Republican, expresses desire for his son Hiram to return for Christmas. He laments party strife while noting his son plans to defeat him, and lashes at progressives as a “vermin” threat to the GOP.

Sacramento Grove L. Johnson California Hiram Republican Party Assembly Progressive Party

Woman faces life after fatal assault in Louisiana verdict

In Crowley Louisiana 17 year old Dora Murff is found guilty of man mass casualty event and sentenced to prison over a June highway incident involving Milliard Delhaye 21 and a buggy carry tale. Dora claims she acted to defend honor and says her brother Allie grabbed a weapon.

Crowley Louisiana Kate Gordon Louisiana Suffrage Association Dora Murff Milliard Delhaye Miss Murff J. 8 Duval Delhaye Dora Allie Debhaye

Nooodles Fatal Noodles Claim Japanese Tailor Life

A Japanese tailor K Naka shima of 117 Ninth ay died after eating a bowl of noodles from an Oriental delicacy. Coroner J T Mason will hold a post mortem to determine if poison was in the food.

K. Nakashima J. T. Mason

Adele Salisbury Granted Divorce From Commodore Salisbury

Mrs. Adele T. Salisbury was granted a divorce from Commodore Georges BK Salisbury U S N retired on grounds of abandonment in Kansas City on December 6.

Kansas City Adele T. Salisbury Georges BK. Salisbury

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