Classes Aboard Ship Turn Navy to Schoolroom
Dispatch from Bremerton outlines General Order No. 63 forcing enlisted sailors to attend classes on ship. Officers and crew face mixed reactions while 300 men per cruiser study two hours daily, with roles ranging from cooks to instructors including a former public schoolteacher and an ensign teaching spelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephus Daniels
Wm. F. Dickinson
Bremerton
Theological Seminary
G. B. Fuller
Fuller
W. F. Dickinson
Dickinson
Annapolis
Hartje Marries Son's Friend After Secret Alimony
Mary Scott Hartje, once linked to Pittsburg divorce gossip, wed her son's chum Stanley Howard ten days ago in Pasadena. She received a half million dollars in alimony from her former husband. The couple, with Hartje's children Mary and John, plan to live in Pasadena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Mary Scott Hartje
Pittsburg
Stanley Howard
Mary Scott
Hartje
Frisco Trial Sees Diggs Case Hearings Resume
Ida Pearring testifies about a New Year’s Eve party at Lillian Sullivan’s apartment. Maury J. Digges is charged with a statutory offense. Florian Fischer, described by Ida as the only henchman, testifies and is later released on recognizance after being arrested with Diggs and Walter Gilligan. Ida recalls being taken to a Holland hotel elevator and waking in a bed with Diggs continuing the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Maury J. Digge
Ida Pearring
Florian Fischer
Fischer
Diggs
Walter Gilligan
Ida
Holland Hotel
Gilligan
Lillian Sullivan
Society Leader Wears Cutaway Bathing Suit in Palm Beach
Palm Beach Feb 6 Mrs Ward Ames wife of the Duluth millionaire and a West society leader appeared on the beach in a cutaway bathing suit described as black silk sknicker bockeras with a fish tailed coat black silk stockings and tango sandals. The ensemble drew attention and sparked gossip among locals and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Beach
Fla
Ward Ames
Duluth, Minn
West
Redelsheimer Claimed by Death at City Storefront
Julius Redelsheimer died at Providence Hospital age noted merchant behind First Ave store. He was famed for bold ventures and generosity to friends and youth. Funeral set for Bonney-Watson's with Rabbi Koch officiating. wife to live in new Capitol Hill home alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Redelsheimer
Providence Hospital
First Av
Redelsheimer
Capitol Hill
Rabbi Koch
Bonney-Watson's
Ministers Back Griffiths for Mayor as Wood Withdraws
Judge W. D. Wood withdraws from the mayoral race after a ministers federation meeting endorses Austin E. Griffiths. The motion to withdraw Wood passed 44 to 1. Pigott and Trenholme declined to withdraw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Wood
Ministers’ Federation
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Austin E. Griffiths
Federation
Griffiths
Wood
Pigott
Trenholme
Pinks sale ad lists downtown agencies and paper in Seattle
A long promotional notice announces that readers can buy Pink s at numerous downtown Seattle agencies and read the morning paper's big news and sports features for a penny. It lists many cross streets and locations and touts a forthcoming Myatt Fowells bookkeeping and shorthand book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Broadway
Madison
Madison Madison Park
James T. Power House
Yeerter Teth
Vester Leechi Park
Ith
Jackaorind
Jacksor Weet Beattie Ferry
Janting
California
Fisher's Mill Firet
Charlee
Lander Kret
Maesachusetts
Fears & Roebuck
Georgetown
Roaton
Mercer
Hepubican
Denny Way
Pine Crossway
Helmont
Mastliake
Martin
Hith
Meridia
Theen Tate
Mounttain Vie Station
Dressing Ablaze: Woman Runs Street After Urn Fire
Lina Christensen, 34, a waitress at the White Raven lunch room 220 Marion St, was ignited by flames from a coffee urn. She ran screaming through the lunch room before fleeing into the street, where passersby and officers helped smother remaining flames and transport her to hospital. Her condition is serious but with even chance of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Raven
Marion St
Lina Christensen
Thirday
Letters To Wife In Court In A Long Uproarious Divorce Case
A Seattle divorce case before Judge King Dykeman recounts a romance that began at Ft. Leavenworth and spanned across the Pacific to the Philippines. Maude R. Glenn accuses John Glenn of jealousy and abuse while Glenn charges her with clandestine letters to other men and securing a secret post office box. Witnesses include Idaho rancher Wm. Lambie and others as salacious letters are introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Pacific
Philippine Islands
Seattle
King Dykeman
Maude R. Glenn
John Glenn
Glenn
Fort Worden
Wash
Fort
Kansas
Dykeman
Minnesota
Philippines
Wm. Lambie
Orient
Huerta to Lead Final Battle Against Rebels
The Mexican embassy and the rebel junta in Washington announced that the final struggle between Huerta and the rebels is at hand. Huerta will go into action in person within ten days and will take the field immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Huerta
New Ladies Tailor Opens at Fifth and Union
J. T. Croat, newcomer to Seattle, opens a Ladies Tailoring Shop at 500 Union St with a complete line of Spring fabrics. He aims to attract Seattle women seeking high quality suits at moderate prices. His opening sale notice appears on page 4 of today's Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Croat
Seattle
Union St
Mr. Croat
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Amering
Uncle Sam
Fred L. Boalt
West Virginia
Leutenant
Chum
Frisco
Maury J. Diggs
Ida M. Pearring
Elizabeth
Marsha Warrington
Sacramento
West Bathes
Mrs. Word Amer
Jules” Redelsheimer
Denny-Blaine Park
U.K
Saleredy Vremont 4Ind
Fremont Av Sith
Phinney Brone and
Weatlake Firet
Alpha
Hyatt-Fowells
Myatt.Fowells School
Pepe Puya
Heart
Lewis
Angel Heart
Foifth
Union
Billie Burke
Star Office
Second Ave
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