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13 Feb 1912
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1912
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes mention volt coming but not bombs and reference a penitenced five. No clear event, names, or places are readable to establish a full item.
Tonight at midnight the registration books close for the February 20 election. Citizens must sign at the Prefontaine building at Yesler Way and Third Ave to avoid disenfranchisement and ensure they are eligible to vote.
Cotterill May's hall at 42nd and Sixth Avenue. N B M W A hall Ravenna. Plymouth church. University M BE church at 6 20 pm. Parish Fire station 4th and Massachusetts Angevine hall Youngstown. University M BE church at 6 36 pm. Gill Odd Fellows hall Fremont. Socialists Kidd's hall Green Lake Ward's hall Georgetown Socialist hall Hillman City.
Washington February 13 Speaker and Mrs Champ Clark will dine with President and Mrs Taft at the White House this evening The dinner inaugurating last year by Taft for Speaker Cannon ends the formal state dinners of the season unofficial entertaining continuing until Lent
Mrs Powell, 19, attacked in her home by her former husband Fox who fled after a fainting spell. A shallow 1.5 inch wound near her heart noted. Powell had married Fox four years earlier, divorced for cruelty, then remarried Powell. Police are searching for Fox.
U S secret service raided the home of Jack Johnson champion boxer returning from Europe and seized a necklace valued at five thousand dollars tied to smuggling charges. Johnson could owe twelve thousand dollars if he redeems the necklace.
Rain tonight and Wednesday with brisk southeast winds turning to southwest. Noon temperature near 52 degrees.
Washington February 13. Congressman Norris argues reforms will come without violence and cites Judge Gary of U S Steel predicting a near revolution. Norris says evolution, not revolution, will save the country as wealth representatives foresee reform. Dr Harvey Wiley warns of mob violence as working people lose means of subsistence. Gary claims his Lehigh club remarks were not for publication and meant for capitalists only.
Gee Fong, the first human express package on record, is en route from Ensenada to Vancouver via Portland Seattle and the Great Northern. He arrived in Portland aboard the George W Elder and was helped by agent Martin Hickey who provided a $500 head tax advance before boarding the train. Immigration officers will oversee the transfer at Seattle to a Canadian Pacific steamship bound for Vancouver.
In Fresno on February 19 a running gun battle near a country schoolhouse ends when Wells and deputies corner Sullivan R. L. Welle on horseback. Welle surrenders after being chased into a grove. he had stolen tools from the school. No injuries reported.
Joe Smith was endorsed for the city council by a committee of prominent professionals and editors despite his protest. The ticket includes James A. Haight and John Schram, with other indorsed candidates Geo. S. Kingsbury Otway Pardee R. W. Jones, amid rival business and progressive interests. Smith urged withdrawal due to Haight and Schram, citing Haight’s charter amendment support and Schram’s banking ties and Seattle Clearing House stance.
A stark critique links tiny weekly costs to hunger, degradation, and child labor. It highlights a 16 year old girl, a 14 year old boy, and a worn man worker, all driven by industrial profit, urging arrest, reform, and social justice.
Registration at the Prefontaine building breaks records with over 1300 registered by noon and a flood of late entrants expected to push totals past last year’s recall fight. By midday the count neared 71,000 and books close at midnight.
United States authorities issue warrants for Frank M. Ryan president of the Iron Workers and Henry Houlihan Chicago official plus ten others on conspiracy charges tied to the McNamara dynamitings. Indianapolis indictments foresee about fifty four arrests as part of a federal grand jury probe. Ryan vows to prove innocence and says he will be available when needed.
Clarence Dowd a business agent for the Machinists union local branch was arrested in Rochester New York on a federal warrant related to dynamiting indictments returned by the Indianapolis federal grand jury.
Bremerton Feb 13. City Attorney J W Bryan and his predecessor F W Moore clashed at a council meeting over condemnation proceedings for a public dock. Moore allegedly struck Bryan, who retaliated, and the pair entered three clinches before bystanders separated them.
In San Francisco on February 13 Harry Bernstein and his wife Leah dueled with revolvers amid a pending divorce suit. Both escaped injury and were taken into custody. Bernstein reportedly fired through a door when Leah refused to open it. she then fired back multiple times.
Do you inspect goods when received and should apply the same due diligence to advertising claims. The Star asserts over 40 000 copies daily and offers to prove it by letting readers examine their circulation books.
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