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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1914
Page
5
Premier Staaf and his cabinet resigned today over differences on boosting Sweden military and naval expenditures. Staaf and the king supported the increase, while several ministers opposed it bitterly.
Councilman Prickson introduced a bill directing the board of public works to prepare the city owned Highland Park and Lake Purten railroad for operation of care. The measure, to be reviewed by the finance and city utilities committees, envisions a line from Youngstown to within two miles of Three Tree Point.
Mrs. Max Wardall wife of Seattle councilman denies irreconcilable incompatibility and says she has refused to live with him since December 10, 1911. Wardall seeks custody of their seven year old daughter Maxine and Seattle property. The couple married April 10, 1902, and Mrs. Wardall resides in New York City.
Feb 10. John D. Rockefeller refuses immediate tax payment stating the personal return is not ready. His secretary delivers a short note to Coahoga county tax commissioners, who seek 12 million dollars in taxes.
A militant suffraget Miss M Durham visits Seattle to address the public. She will speak Monday night at Washington hall Broadway and Pine as a guest of the Seattle Suffrage club about the big tussle in England.
In Los Angeles on February 10 Lewis Bundy the boy murderer of Harold Zieache was sentenced to death by hanging at San Quentin on April 22.
Advertises Croxone as a unique remedy to remove uric acid and poisons from the blood, claim rapid relief from backache, rheumatism, and urinary disorders, and to restore kidney and urinary organs. urges readers to obtain from first class druggists with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Breaks a cold and opens stopped nasal passages. Describes rapid relief from headache fever throat soreness and stuffed nose with a 25 cent dose at any drug store. Promises prompt relief without assistance and urges not to accept substitutes.
A collection of reader letters on frugal living and social advice. Mrs Mary Slagle shares monthly grocery budgeting and bulk buying strategies, while another writer claims low-cost family meals. A Miss Grey column answers questions on dating, manners, and a high school student seeks romance guidance.
A druggist in Statesboro Georgia and a customer in Green Bay Wisconsin extol Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. Nessmith reports it cures and sells it reliably while Ferguson credits it with curing a bad cough that kept him awake at night after using two small bottles.
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