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13 Feb 1911
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Seattle Star in Seattle, Washington
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1911
Page
1
Grand Jury Targets Graft and Liquor Enforcement
Seattle era report outlines a sweeping reform plan for the police department. Chief Bannick orders a plain clothes squad, tighter controls on boxing at certain clubs, end to betting handbooks, raiding protected houses, and closures of negro clubs. Mayor Dilling backs the changes as inspectors and captains face accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief Bannick
Ballard Athletic Club
Graystone Athletic Club
Gang of Yo
Brannick
Mike Powers
Mayer Dilling
Bannick
William Searing
Hannick
Prosecutor Orders Grand Jury for Former Police Chief Case
Prosecutor Murphy seeks charges against Ex Chief Wappenstein after a two month Burns Detective Agency probe into police graft and the recall movement. Confessions from money takers and a vast graft network are cited as evidence. Burns and Murphy plan to present evidence in Seattle as a grand jury meets tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns Detective Agency
Murphy
Wappenstein
Vice Syndicate
William J. Burns
U States Secret Service
San Francisco
Eugene E. Schmitz
Abe Reufeat
Seattle
Burns
John F. Murphy
Feud fuels brutal crimes in Oklahoma faction fight
An armed posse pursued three masked men after they abducted C M Bull and killed a hired man at his farm near Indian Home. Bull, a Swanson county seat struggle figure, may be dead. The dispute pits Snyder against Mountain Park with county officials aligned to Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Frees
Okla
Bloodhorns
C. M. Bull
Jas. Bull
Bull
Snyder
Mountain Park
Swanson
J. W. Armstrong
Awful Cruelty Exposed In City Official Auto Rides
A muckraking piece reveals harsh conditions in city vehicle service for officials. Automobiles are open, lacking foot warmers and cigarlighters, with no space for flowers or modern comforts, while workers face cold winds after long shifts. The investigation highlights perceived neglect and discomfort in official cars.
First American woman freed under new jail policy
New York February 13 Mrs Roberta Hill the first American woman released under the government policy of jail for smugglers emerged from the Tombs today. She condemned the authorities and denounced her incarceration as unjust in a sharp public statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Smagelore
Roberta Hill
United States
Martin
Hill
Socialist Alderman Jailed for Refusing Poll Tax
Sumner W. Rose, socialist alderman of Hiloxi, Mississippi, is jailed in Gulport after refusing to pay the poll tax. He faces a six month sentence and has appealed the lower court ruling to the U S court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulport
Miss
Sumner W. Rose
Hiloxi
Misa
Rose
United States
To Sell Letters of Mary B. Eddy
Boston February 13. Confidential letters by Mary Baker Eddy founder of Christian Science in 1876 soon to be auctioned February 23 and 24. One missive notes Eddy’s fall in love with Eddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christian Science
Sun Snowstorm Sparks Odd Weather in Springfield
Western Massachusetts saw a rare sun snowstorm with about an inch of snow falling while the sun continued to shine. The unusual weather event delighted residents as trains and streets remained identifiable under a light, bright fall of snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Massachusetts
Prof Merriam Would Be Chicago Mayoral Candidate
Chicago professors stirred political debate as Prof C E Merriam of the University of Chicago emerged as a potential mayoral contender. Once backed by the Deneen faction, Merriam helped push a city spending commission and has led investigations into grafters, shaping his rising profile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Busse
Prof
Merriam
University of Chicago
Deneen
Macauin Will Shifts Moroccan Estate While Wife Gets 100
Philadelphia reports George K. Mackwain later known as Hadj Omar El Fasi died in Fez. His will probated in Philadelphia leaves his American wife Mary 8. C. Mackwain only $100 from local assets, while most of his fortune resides in Morocco. Alla Bent Mohammad is listed as widow by Tangier letters. The widow may face international barriers to one third of the estate under local law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
George K. Mackwain
Morocco
Fez
Hadj Omar el Fasi
Tangier
Alla Bent Mohammad
Mackwain
Mary
C. Mackwain
Lincoln Day Quiet at Courthouse and Post Office
A holiday mood keeps the courthouse and post office shut as workers take the day off. Jailor Roberts dozes while lawyers and officials drift in and out, and depositors leave gold under a rug awaiting safer times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Abraham Lincoln
Court House
Superior Court
Jailor Roberts
May Block Franchises Clash Over San Diego Rail
Philadelphia magnate Joseph Fels proposed to take over San Diego Electric Street Railway Company lines at fair value and offer a 25 year franchise with 2 percent gross earnings to the city, while municipal operation could be demanded at any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
Joseph Fels
Philadelphia
Spreckle
San Diego Electric Street Railway Company
San Tiego
Greene and Gaynor Must Serve 30 Additional Days
Benjamin D. Greene and John F. Gaynor, who finished four-year terms for defrauding the Savannah harbor work, must serve 30 more days each for nonpayment of a 75,479.90 fine. After serving, they may appear before the U S clerk in Atlanta, take a pauper's oath, and be released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Benjamin D. Greene
John F. Gaynor
Savannah
United States
Congress On Jap Question Exclusion League Telegram
The Asiatic Exclusion league says Congress must handle the Japanese question and urges the California legislature to exercise caution on anti alien legislation. A telegram to Senator Finn was read in the Sacramento house and copy sent to Speaker Hewitt. the senate also received the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Sacramento
Congress
Asiatic Exclusion League
Thomas Finn
Hewitt
Assembly
House
Senate
Lady Deces Smokes Cigarette In Dining Car Scene
Brunswick Georgia reports a public exhibition as Lady Deces formerly Vivien Gould appears at a train dining car window with a cigarette held between her lips. The crowd cheers and she accepts the attention during the honeymoon tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Lady Decies
Vivien Gould
Citizens' committee verdict on city council candidates
A civic panel's report evaluates candidates for Seattle's city council, praising some like Mullen and Van Tuyl while condemning others such as several current councilmen. The document lists ages addresses careers and prior public roles for numerous hopefuls, highlighting condemnation of several figures amid calls for reform and scrutiny ahead of elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Committee
Schoolgirl acquitted in infanticide case in Saginaw
Miss Margaret Schwendner a 17 year old high school student fled her home after a night assault and later hid in a Salvation Army rescue home in Detroit. She gave birth there and her baby died from skull fractures blamed by doctors on a severe blow. The jury of middle aged men found her not guilty of murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saginaw
Mich
Margaret Schwendner
Salvation Army
Detroit
Salvation Army Rescue Home
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Belmont Place
Erickson-Wyman Co
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A. F. Haas
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Jackson St. Lines
Wv. P. Hart
Robert B. Hesketh
Helmont
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John F. Miller
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Boren Av
George B. Littlefield
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Littlefield-Forsyth Co
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Frank P. Mullen
Boylston Av. N
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Ulinois
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Board of Public Works
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Arnold Zbinden
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Palace Hotel
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