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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1913

Page

2

Battle Between Lion and Mouse Big Attraction

Seattle Theatre stages The Lion and the Mouse through the week with matinees on Saturday and Sunday. Viola Leach as Shirley Rose outwits Guy Hitner’s powerful lion in a drama praised as the best local company production yet. Tickets are 59 cents at night and 25 cents for matinees.

Seattle Mises Viola Leach Shirley Rosemore Guy Hitner Charles Klein Ife Hailey & Mitchell Players The Theatrical Trust Adyv

Map explains potential Mexican war costs and intervention risks

The article argues against U S intervention in Mexico, warning that invasion would cause greater loss of life and property than Mexican conflicts. It discusses territorial changes, costs of war and occupation, and the Mexican public’s likely hostility to American rule. It cites sections added in 1849 and 1853 and emphasizes bloodshed and financial burdens.

United States

War and Morals in Mexican Conflict Reflections

A dated editorial-like passage argues that war erodes moral standards faster than crime, cites Mexico and Huerta, and critiques American intervention cartoons. It questions the value of American interests in Mexico and warns against ignoring insults from weaker foes.

Cost of Occupation in Mexico Weighs Heavily on Americans

The article analyzes the financial burden of a hypothetical Mexican War and subsequent occupation, estimating initial campaign costs at 2,000,000 daily for six to eight months and a six month occupation at 100,000,000, totaling about 450,000,000 and 250,000 troops, with further costs for longer restraint and garri­sons. It argues that protecting corporate holdings would be cheaper than occupation and questions the price in lives.

Mexico United States

The Melting Pot revived in Seattle stirs crime fears

In Seattle the revival of The Melting Pot with Frank Hart and Joe Martin has sparked citizen alarm after jewelry worth hundreds of dollars vanished. Detectives arrested two men linked to the loot, found in a lodging house along with burned pieces. Some items were traced to the home of F. M. Spinning. Parallel crime reports describe crooks deterred by officers, including a waterfront assault, a roaming suspect with four suits, a store theft by two masked men, and a burglary at T H Goodale’s residence with $12 stolen.

Frank Hart Joe Martin Seattle Poice Freeman F. M Ketchikan John Lindergard Johnson Jackson

Missing Mayor Hedrick Returns To Hillyard Office

Jared Hedrick, former mayor of Hillyard, reappears after weeks missing and says he will finish his term ending January 1. While absent, W. H. Eaken served as acting mayor. Hedrick reports traveling thousands of miles, mostly on foot, during his disappearance.

Hillyard Jared Hedrick Hedrick W. H. Eaken

Aging flirt causes scene near Ernest and Nebraska

In Toledo on December 19 an irate citizen reported a woman attempting to kiss men along Ernest and Nebraska avenues. Police found 102 year old Sadie Graham forcing attention on several men, then kissing an officer before being taken to the station.

Toledo Ernest Nebraska Sadie Graham Sadie

Sorrowful Citizen Apology Note After Spitting Incident

St Louis police report a letter arrived closing a dollar bill with an apology for accidentally spitting on Patrolman Martin J. Maloney. The sender signed as Sorrowful Citizen, noting the incident from a passing street car.

ST. Louis Martin J. Maloney

Raw Meat Cure for Tuberculosis Touted by Nobel Laureate

Paris December 19 Raw meat is proposed as the cure for tuberculosis by Prof Charles Reicher who receives this year’s medical Nobel prize. The claim centers on the controversial therapy endorsed by the laureate amid debate in medical circles.

Paris Charles Reicher

Red Headed Cabbage Charms Beyond Chrysanthemum

A brief Chicago News note notes the red headed cabbage as an appealing plant even if it does not rival chrysanthemums in ranking. It highlights its distinctive charm.

Chicago News

Woman Takes Her Life After Financial Strain

In Los Angeles Mrs. Chas. Curry, wife of a mechanic, killed herself after exhausting her husband’s wages of 200 dollars a month and falsifying bank entries to hide the spending. Curry told police he reassured her when she confessed.

Los Angeles Chas. Curry Ualelde Curry

Swamp Root Promoted as Pure Kidney Remedy

An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a pure, non stimulant remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It claims vegetable ingredients, safe teaspoonful dosages, purity sworn with each bottle, and availability at drug stores in 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes plus a sample offer by mail from Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY.

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

Parcel Post Map Free for Six Month The Seattle Star

The Seattle Star offers a free parcel post map with a six month subscription. The map covers Washington with towns rivers population and shipping costs, plus maps of the United States and world. The offer applies to renewals and new subscriptions. six months by mail costs $1.80.

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Navy reduction debated at Saturday YMCA club

The Saturday Literary club of the Y M C A faces a debate on the resolution That the United States should reduce its navy with a view to disarmament. W A Lo Relle and Wil will speak for the affirmative as the session opens tomorrow night.

United States W. A. Lo Relle Wil

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