Rose Slater 15 Is Jailed Amid Colorado Parades Violence
Rose Slater a 15 year old girl was jailed after a Colorado militia officer attacked marchers. Soldiers on horses used sabers and fists injuring women including Magsie Hammond who suffered a forehead cut and blackened eyes. The march defended womanhood and civil rights against Rockefeller influenced forces.
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Colo
Rose Slater
Colorado
Rockefeller
Mother Jones
Rose
Gen. Chase
Magsie Hammond
Humphrey reply cited over copper region outrages
A socialists group in Anacortes wrote to Congress member William E. Humphrey asking for a congressional probe into copper region abuses. Humphrey replied that there has been too much outside interference and offered a dismissive judgment while striking a self-satisfied note.
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Trinidad
Mother Jones
William E. Humphrey
Seattle
Anacortes
W. E. Humphrey
Statesman
Emma Sager
Commissioners vow end to body snatching in Seattle
By unanimous vote county commissioners ban private undertakers from taking bodies from City hospital for burial and sending them to the county morgue with a service bill. King county will pay no compensation for such cases, and undertakers must handle preparations at their own risk. Coroner Mason and City Health Commissioner Crichton support the rule and the equity commission’s new law.
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King County
Mason
Crichton
Seattle
Equity Commission
Exclusion Amendment Defeated in House Amid Immigration Debate
In Washington on February 3 the House rejected the Hayes Asiatic Exclusion amendment by a 182 to 6 vote while the Burnett immigration bill faced swift action. Rep Baker’s anti Japanese substitute was defeated as lawmakers prioritize patriotism over partisanship. Also announced a water shut off in Southpark from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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House of Nosentatives
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Sizzling Candidates At A YMCA Event Sparks Lively Debate
A visiting East man attends a Women's Good Government League session at the YMCA to hear councilmanic candidates grilled by Adele Parker and Florentine Sehage. The event features candidates like F S Shaw and J B Chandler as the audience enjoys the brisk questions and the televised style grilling.
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Akron
Chile
Young Men's Christian Association
Women's Good Government League
Adele Parker
Roadway High School
Florentine Sehage
Adele Fielde
Seattle Winter Pastimes Inspecting Poultry
The piece describes a political meeting in Seattle where candidates answer questions under scrutiny. Allen Dale, labeled a trimmer, faces probing queries on labor, city services, peaceable picketing, and cafe business. A spectator from Akron notes the crowd and speeches, while Dale defends his flexible stance. He is praised for honesty in seeking good employees for responsible jobs.
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Amooth
Akron
Seattle
C. Allen Dale
Allen Dale
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Dale
Washington Sees Municipal Street Rail Reform Potential
Washington may lead U S cities in municipal ownership of street railways with proposed 3 cent fares and possibly two rides for a nickel. Representative Crosser says House will pass the bill and the District’s Newman Siddon officials back municipalization citing 50 percent water in Washington Railway & Electric Co. property.
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Crosser
Ohio
Newman and
Siddon
Home District Committee
House
Senate
Washington Car
Washington Railway & Electric Co
Recovery Hope For Jules Redeleheimer At Providence
At noon today Providence hospital authorities reported Jules Redeleheimer much improved after paralysis. His chances for recovery are favorable. Annie Scroggins aged 14 of Fort Worth Texas has just married her second husband.
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Providence Hospital
Annie Scroggins
Ft. Worth, Tex
Wilson to issue order tightening arms embargo to Mexico
Washington reports that President Wilson plans an executive order to raise the embargo on arms transfers from the United States into Mexico. Senate Foreign Relations Committee members profess ignorance but know the plan has been decided. The order is expected to be issued tomorrow.
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Washington
Wilson
United States
Mexico
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rockefeller Faces $12.69 Million Tax Demand in Cleveland
The Cleveland tax commission orders John D. Rockefeller to pay about 12.69 million dollars in taxes on an estimated 900 million dollars of personal property claiming his new legal residence in Cleveland makes him liable under a state law.
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John D. Rockefeller
Local Tax Commission
Rapp to Answer Schumann Heink Divorce Request
Chicago reports a sensational reply in the ongoing divorce case as William Rapp Jr announces his answer to Mme Schumann Heink's petition for an absolute divorce. He promises a surprising account within 20 days and vows the public will be surprised by his side of the story.
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Chicago
Wm. Rapp, Jr
Mme. Schumann-Heink
Rapp
Jochmann the Tailor Opens New Seattle Location
Jochmann the Tailor moves from 500 Union St to 1612 First Ave and offers a cut price sale on high class suitings for ladies and gentlemen. Examples include $75 suits at $35 and $50 to $60 suits at $30 with a complete selection of new season fabrics.
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Union St
First Av
Star
Coupon Offer Promises Pennant Discounts At Star Office
One coupon and 15 cents for each Pennant at Star office and 1320 Second Ave. Twenty cents by mail and at branches. Bathing Girl Co Ed Flower Girl Stage Beauty Matinee Girl Officer Girl and Debutante.
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Second Ave
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