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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1915

Page

5

Star Man Talks Fatima An Enticing Entertainer

The writer recounts an interview setup with Fatima, the Orpheum dancer, who initially blocks entry and communicates in a mix of Turko French. After a tense exchange, Fatima remains evasive denying any details about her past or childhood, insisting she has nothing to say.

Fatima Orpheum Mellen le Petite Star Australia

Allies Split On Balkan Policy In World War I

France objects as England leans toward withdrawing Balkan expeditionary forces. Joffre and others oppose leaving Serbs to Teutons. British monitor and four ships captured by Turks near Kut-Khamara. Montenegro seeks separate peace as exhaustion grows. Officials in Amsterdam and Berlin report divergent Allied positions.

Paris England Balkan Salonika John French Joffre London Kut-Kil Hamara Constantinople

Taxi Driver Attack Victim Wounded in Abdominal Shot

A 33 year old taxi driver A Russell is hospitalized with a bullet wound after a street shooting during a pursuit by three men. Robert L Harris reported taking a woman from Main Street to Washington Street when assailants appeared and exchanged gunfire with him. Russell claims he was an innocent bystander.

A. Russell Washington Robert L. Harris East Pike Mamie White Main St Washington St Harris Russell

Consolidation Issue Settled In Commercial Club Elections

The Commercial Club will not consider consolidating with the Chamber of Commerce in its annual officer election on December 27, secretary Otto Cane announces. Nominated for reelection as president is Robert Hoyns, with Ernest Carstens as vp, William Eckert as second vp, Otto Case as secretary, and Earl Jenner as treasurer. Eight trustees will be chosen. further nominations by five members are invited by December 20.

Chamber of Commerce Commercial Club Otto Cane Robert Boynas Case Hoyns Ernest Carstens William F. Eckert Otto Case Earl L. Jenner W. H. Barnes M. F. Brown Fred Hoyt O. C. Graves W. E. Stevens Worrall Wilson J. H. Morris Otto L. Lather H. J. Schmidt Fred W. Llewellyn H. L. Glenn George F. Cotterill

St Louis Secures 1916 Democratic Convention

Washington announces President Wilson will be renominated June 14 1916 in St. Louis Mo. The city won the contest for the Democratic National Committee decision while suffragists pleas for endorsement received no action.

Washington Wilson St. Louis Democratic National Committee

Seattle High Schools Debate Monroe Doctrine Discontinuation

All Seattle high schools will send teams to the second state high school debate on the night of December 27. The resolution asks whether the Monroe Doctrine should be discontinued. The event features student competitors from multiple Seattle schools.

Seattle

Wealthy Berkeley Miner Robbed and Detained in City Jail

James P. Perkins, a wealthy Berkeley mining man and gold exhibit winner, was struck down on Marionet near the water front at 10 o clock last night. He was robbed of 54 dollars and a gold watch, then found wandering and jailed after failing to recall the events. A longshoreman, A L Richels, found him and alerted the police.

James P. Perkins Berkeley Cal San Francisco Perkins Latona Hotel Marionet Water Front Victoria Postet Perkina A. L. Richels

Heiress Turns Socialist Will Aid the Workers

Chicago report says Mrs Frances Little heiress to Richard Crane’s fortune turned socialist today. She denounces society church and government over garment workers strike conditions and vows her life and fortune to workers. She was arrested after objecting to police detaining a striker beaten by a hired enforcer.

Chicago Frances Little Richard Crane

Commissioners to pick ferry route for Vashon Island

County commissioners will decide the ferry route for Vashon Island next week after an injunction threat from island residents over alleged illegal voting. The vote favored the Des Moines terminal.

Vashon Island Herbert W. Meyers Des Moines

Druggist Recommends Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy

W C Summers of Kansas City testifies Swamp Root cured his kidney trouble after a 15 year struggle. He reports that three dollar bottles ended his sickness for fifteen years and endorses Dr Kilmer Swamp Root with local druggist support from Grand View Drug Co. Wyandotte County Kansas. Notary public Charles Wilson confirms the affidavit date August 11 1909.

Dr. Kilmers Swamp-Root W. C. Summers Central Ave Kansas City Kana Grand View Drug Co State of Kansas County Wyandotte Charles Wilson

What Swamp-Root Will Do For You

An advertisement claims Swamp-Root helps kidneys and bladder and offers a sample bottle for ten cents from Dr. Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton NY. It promises a booklet of information and notes regular bottles cost fifty cents to one dollar at drug stores.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y Dept. A

Robber Fled After Whistle Trick At Bain Street Eatery

A robber threatened proprietor 113 Weat Bain St on Tuesday night and fired a shot. Magari, the restaurant owner, whistled with his fingers to imitate police, scaring the thug away.

Weat Bain St Magari

Psychic Exile for William Overton After Washington Court

William Overton known as Dr. Overton a psychic was ordered to leave Washington state within 24 hours or serve 30 days in jail and fined 200 dollars by Justice Brinker. He faced charges of exploiting women promising divorce evidence and soul mates while two women detectives testified. His assistant R Archer was arrested and will be tried for vagrancy.

William Overton Spider Booth State of Washington Brinker Overton The Star Will Lundin R. Archer Archer Big Sam Overton Palmer

Washington elections favor independents and nonpartisan tickets

Elections were held across Washington with independent candidates and nonpartisan tickets scoring notable victories. The results indicate a shift toward nonpartisan local governance and broader candidate diversity among town and city races.

Washington

Mayor Mottman Re-Elected Amid Bitter Campaign

In Olympia on December 8 Mayor Geo A Mottman won a fourth term despite a Republican bid with C H Mann. Republicans also elected the treasurer and two councilmen as independents swept Bremerton and Charleston elected M M Bowman as mayor with most officials retained.

Olympia Geo. A. Mottman Republcan Party C. H. Mann Bremerton A. F. Reeves J. C. Baer Charleston M. M. Bowman

Auburn Election Yields Broad Sweep for Nonpartisan Ticket

In Auburn on December 7 the nonpartisan ticket ran strongly and ousted many incumbents. Dr. M. J. Lacey was elected mayor as part of the sweeping result in the city election.

Auburn M. J. Lacey

Shinn Elected Mayor in Uncontested Kent Kent Vote

In Kent Kent on December 8 1100 votes were cast out of 1200. W J Shinn was elected mayor in an uncontested race. E L Merrifield M R Hardy and A Olson won waterway commissioner seats.

Kent Kent W. J. Shinn E. L. Merrifield M. R. Hardy A. Olson

Hughes Named Renton Mayor in Unopposed Race

In Renton the election drew little interest and E. J. Hughes was chosen mayor without opposition. Paul Bassen J. B. Marlowe and George Arthur were elected waterway commissioners.

Arctic Judge Charles Bunnell In Alaska Visit

Federal Judge Charles Bunnell of Fairbanks is stopping at the Frye hotel during a tour of a territory stretching 1000 miles west and south with its northern boundary at the North Pole.

Charles Bunnell Fairbanks Frye Hotel North Pole

Two Salewomen Hurt Jumping From Fireed Boston Store

Two saleswomen were injured when they leaped from the second floor of the Boston store to a shed below during a fire that destroyed the establishment causing an estimated 200000 dollars in loss.

Springfield Boston

No Red Tape Starts Simple Savings Account

There is no red tape to open a savings account. The system emphasizes easy setup and secure savings, encouraging customers to save as readily as they spend.

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