I’m Through Says Seattle Police Targeted Dye
Marly Dye, long harassed by Seattle police and detectives over years, declares he is through with the investigations and asserts his innocence. He recalls repeated arrests on suspicion, harsh treatment, and the toll on his family, saying he will stay in town and fight the accusations. He works at the Seattle Empire Laundry Co. and lives at 302 Fourteenth Ave S with his wife.
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Lawrence Dye
Dre
Seattle
Sway
Delite
Humphries
Peterson and McClure
Ice Hannick
Dye
Danslex
Beattie
Tennant
Curly
Emil Apartments
Fourteenth Av. S
Seattle Empire Laundry Co
Cotterill Campaign Sees City Women Rally Tonight
Active women supporters of George F. Cotterill plan and arrange a citywide rally in several venues including Cotterill-Big downtown theatre and West Seattle sites. It will be the campaign's only women’s rally, aiming to boost Cotterill’s efforts across Seattle areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotterill
Seattle
Gateman’s School
West Seattle
Queen Anne Congregational Church
Peyton's
Latona
Lakeside Hall
Dunlap
Oltman’s
Lane
24Th Av
Renton Hill Club
18Th and
Madison
Columbia
George F. Cotterill
1500 Bulls Run Amuck in Lisbon District
1500 fighting bulls ran amuck in the Villa Franca district near Lisbon on February 15. The herd injured many people and wrecked surroundings before drowning about 1000 in the Tague river after the training building burned. Forecast calls for rain tonight and Friday with strong southerly winds. Temperature around 50 at noon.
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Lisbon
Villa Franca
Tague
Progressive wedding ties suffragist leaders in marriage
Dr. Cora Smith a suffragist and progressive movement leader married Judson King field lecturer for the National Referendum League. Rev J D Powers conducted the ceremony, a university chum of the groom who introduced the couple last July. Both spouses are nationally known as advocates of progressive legislation with King active as a journalist and lecturer across Oregon California and Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Smith Mea
George P. Cotterill
Judson King
National Referendum League
J. D. Powers
Eaton
King
Oregon
California
Arizona
New Spring Suits to Have a Starved Look
A Seattle fashion note says spring men’s wear will emphasize slim silhouettes with padded shoulders reduced, tighter shorter sleeves, and monotone fabrics. Tailors urge matching coats and hats in same material, with darker colors to enhance slimness, while prices rise to reflect the new style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Salburg
Parish Urged to Return to Olympia Now
The writer attacks Parish for leaving the Olympia post, condemns his campaign stance as fence sitting, and urges him to resume his old job immediately to avoid aiding special interests and harming Cotterill's cause. The piece brandishes harsh personal critiques and calls for decisive leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Parish
Olympia
Parish
Sats
Cotterill
Very Oldest and Very Youngest Women Voters in Seattle
The article notes Seattle’s oldest voter at about 92 years old and identifies Mien Heasie Hammer, 1818 Terry Ave, as the youngest voting woman turning 21 that week. Both will vote for mayor George F. Cotterill, the progressive candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Neath Capen
Fauntleroy Park
Mien
Heasie Hammer
Terry Av
Mins Hammer
George F. Cotterill
Fourteenth Anniversary of Blowing Up of the Maine
Today marks the 14th anniversary of the Maine explosion in Havana harbor. A funeral cortege brings recovered remains to Washington for burial at Arlington cemetery. Father John J. Nick, Maine chaplain, accompanies the remains from Havana and the steel mainmast is moved to Arlington as a monument to the sailors.
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United Prees
Ington
Maine
Havana Harbor
Ban Capital
Aringi
John J.ick
Havana
Chidwick
Arlington Cemetery
Peggy Dunbar Benefit Promises Starry Vaudeville Push
This afternoon Peggy Dunbar’s benefit at Seattle theatre promises a top billed vaudeville program with Moore and Browning from Pantages, Joe Maxwell’s Six Dancing Girls, Val and Ernie Stanton from the Empress, Altus brothers jugglers, Flynn and Howard, Miss Berryman, Bert Jordan, and the Texas Tommy dancers. Proceeds go to Peggy as the house opens at 2:30 with two matinee prices.
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Peggy Dunbar
Drew
Seattle
Peggy
Moore
Browning
Pantages
Joe Maxwell
Julia Curtis
Val
Ernie Stanton
Altus Brothers
Flynn and
Howard
Miss Berryman
Bank Messengers Robbed of 20000 Dollars in New York Heist
Two East River National Bank messengers William Smith and Frank Worrell were beaten and robbed of 20000 dollars while en route to the bank. The robbers fled in a second car after taking 16000 in five dollar bills and nearly 10000 in ten dollar bills. The driver was forced to hasten away. Local police suspect an organized band planned the crime.
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United Presse
Wise
New York
East River National Bank
Financial District
William Smith
Frank Worrell
East
Produce Exchange Bank
Trinity Place
Rector St
Smith
Worrell
Park Place
Church Street
Plan to appoint John Early as lighthouse keeper
Tacoma February 15 reports county commissioners plan to petition to name John Early, the leper at Summit View, as lighthouse keeper on Eagle Island in Puget Sound. The plan would provide separate homes for Early and his family, with Early farming five acres and relying on his pension for income.
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Tacoma
John Early
Leper
Early
Summit View
Eagle Island
Warburton Opposes Humphrey for Judge
Congressman Warburton of Washington meets President Taft to oppose Humphrey's appointment as federal judge. Taft later names retiring territorial Governor Sloan as United States judge for the new state of Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warburton
Humphrey
Washington
Taft
Sloan
United States
Arizona
White House
Wreck on Pennsylvania Line Causes Multiple Deaths and Injuries
An east bound Pennsylvania Limited derailed at Warrior Ridge Pennsylvania, killing at least four and injuring 25 with rumors of higher death toll. Ten cars left the track and overturned coaches trapped passengers as 22 people were removed from the first car.
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United Pittseung
Warrior Ridge
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pitched Battle in Vazquistas Ends with Federal Losses
Four federal guards were killed and many injured in a Vazquistas uprising against federal and civic authorities. After an hour long battle the insurrectos were dispersed and several prisoners taken.
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Nogales
Ariz
Vazquistas
Sonora
Compulsory Education Bill for Alaska Territory
Senator Jones of Washington introduced a bill establishing compulsory education for Alaska children. The measure also calls for creating Mount Olympus National Forest in Washington and boosting Puget Sound port collector pay to seven thousand dollars annually.
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Alaska
Washington
Jones
Alaska Territory
National Forest of
Mount Olympus
Wash
Puget Sound
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