Capital Guarded in Palace as Rebels Closer
Two thousand soldiers ringed the national palace in Mexico City as President Huerta and advisers met inside The arsenal area around Diaz supporters was secured with machine guns on roofs Private houses were cleared and troops moved by armored cars Diplomatic officials warned Huerta faced another revolt amid a night of terror and constant troop movements
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Mexico City
National Palace
Huerta
Felix Diaz
Diaz
Madero
Guadeloupe
Maid Weds Old Man Considered Business Deal in Divorce
Granting a divorce to May E Williams from Paria A Williams, a wealthy landowner, Judge Humphries said property division would be announced Sunday. He questioned claims about entrapment by Ke ing and noted the wife’s education and appearance implying a bargain in the marriage. The court stressed common sense in evaluating the case.
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May E. Williams
Paria A. Williams
Humphries
Keing
Man, a Maid and an Airship serial enters manuscript
Fred L. Boalt’s serial story A Man, a Maid and an Airship from The Starstaff has been submitted to Cynthia Grey. Cynthia hails Boalt as equal to Shakespeare and Dickens, calling the work a classic and inviting readers to read the first chapter on Monday.
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Fred L. Boalt
Starstaff
Cynthia Grey
Cynthia
Boalt
Shakespeare
Dickens
Elder Dumas
Paul the Aposte
Laura Jean Libby
Russia rules out Jewish admission to Russia
St. Petersburg telegram reports the czarist government will not consider any proposal for admitting Jews from America or other places. The statement was issued today in St. Petersburg.
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ST. Petersburg
Russia
America
Congressman Humphrey Says No Inquiry Into Colorado Strike
In a provocative remark Seattle Congressman W. E. Humphrey declares there is nothing to investigate in the Colorado coal strike aside from savage military assaults on women and general human rights violations attributed to militia leaders and gunmen. He condemns outside interference while dismissing calls for inquiry.
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W. E. Humphrey
Seattle
Colorado
Wood Aids Griffiths In Mayor Race Endorsement
Judge W D Wood will support Austin Be Griffiths for mayor. He wrote I believe you to be the most logically entitled to the law and order and municipal ownership vote and will urge friends to back Griffiths.
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W. D. Wood
Austin
Griffiths
Registration totals fall short of 1912 record
Friday night 63,000 register count rounded to 63,208. The tally exceeded last year’s period by about 12,000 but trailed the 1912 peak by roughly 2,000.
For Sale Laker's Business With Good Trade Offer
Advertisement notes a lively sale of Laker's business after seven years under present owner. Large oven and steady trade cited as strengths. Owner states good reasons for leaving and expresses confidence in a smooth transition.
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Laker
Diggs Expresses Weariness Over Prison Life
Maury Diggs told reporters in San Francisco that prison life was draining him and noted his restricted contact with friend Walter Gilligan. He appeared disinterested among other inmates as the hearing faced a resumption scheduled for Monday at 9 a.m.
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San Francisco
Maury Diggs
Walter Gilligan
Woman Editor Accuses Trenholme of Seizing Paper
Lena Fleenor assistant editor alleges mayoral candidate J. D. Trenholme plotted to suppress this week’s issue and seize about 1,000 copies. Trenholme denies the charge, calling it false, while funds are raised to keep the paper printing despite a pending $220 suit filed by Neil Boyle.
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Democrat
J. D. Trenholme
Democratic Committee
Lena Fleenor
Trewholme
Star Today
State Wide Democrat
Freenor
Helen M. McAvoy
Neil Boyle
Trenholme
Ballard
Boyle
McAvoy
Charles Heifner
U. S
Allen
Fleenor
Heifner
Old Man's Love Letters Enter Divorce Case
A 1912 letter from William Lambie written in Long Beach to Mrs. Maude Glenn is read in the Glenn divorce hearing before Judge Dykeman. The notes reveal his view of Margaret and Blondy as friends and include lines about plans for trips and daily companionship to test compatibility.
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William Lambie
Long Beach
Maude RK. Glenn
Glenn
Lambie
Margaret
Keene
Trains Delayed By Snow In Rockies Reach Seattle
Trains from the East arrive in Seattle behind schedule due to heavy Rockies snow. A large plow crew clears tracks in the mountains. Franklin high elected officers for next semester, with seniors and juniors voting Friday.
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Seattle
Rockies
Franklin High
Three Men Testify In Glenn Divorce Case Before Judge Dyke
Testimony in the Glenn divorce case reveals new names linked to Maude R. Glenn and John Glenn. Witnesses include William Lambie of Lewiston Idaho Fay F. Lewis of Mindanao and William Dietz, with details of letters and alleged conduct aboard a 1909 steamship and later revelations at Fort Worden. Judge Dyke condemns the credibility of a key witness as the cross examination ends in a tense session.
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Glenn
Minnesota
Philippines
Land Values Then and Now in Washington
With the Panama Canal completed and Alaska wealth flowing to Seattle population will rise and land values follow. Ten years ago in 1904 land logged at certain prices. today prices are higher and a hypothetical $1,000 investment then would have grown substantially over the decade. The Star's Farm Special issued February 14 provides real farm land values.
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Washington
Panama Canal
Alaska
Seattle
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Wardall and Cafe
Wood
Billie Burke
Stars
Second Ave
Diggs
Mr. Lewis
Moilo
Mr. Glenn
Mrs. Glenn
Lewis
Peppe Puya
59Th St
Judge Dykeman
Mrs. Maude Glenn
Washington Farm Lands
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