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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1913
Page
1
And He’s Only If And He’s Only If
A column by E C Rodgers documents the decline of Albert Merk from a promising 12 year old to a twice convicted murderer at 16. The piece cites Merk’s mother, a widow with four years of hardship, and describes the investigator’s trip to St Louis to reveal social lessons for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Albert Merk
Seatth
Alvert
Albert the Bad Boy Turned Killer in Lumber Yard Youth
A troubled boy named Albert, once seen as a bad influence, joins a local gang in a lumber yard, carries a gun bought for a dollar, and imitates Western gunmen. After reform school, he returns to violence, kills Maplewood marshal, and pleads guilty to second degree murder, receiving a 12 year penitentiary sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merks
Albert
Atale Reformatory
Hooneville
Missouri
Lumber Rard
Telieyes
Marshal
Maplewood
Bovas
Reformatory
Une Albert
Atrack Dale Flora
Slate
Pasa
Milk Tests Show Tuberculosis Risk in Seattle Milk
In Seattle city laboratory assistant bacteriologist Miss Bess Storch tests milk for impurities and tuberculous contamination. The report emphasizes that tubercle germs are hard to detect in milk, requiring months of culture work, and warns that milk from a tubercular cow may infect several babies before germs are visible in a blood test with a high power microscope. The warning underscores the danger once the baby shows infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Storch
Alt
Prefontaine
U S Inquiry Expected In Phone Deal
Federal grand jury scrutiny looms over a proposed merger between Bell Telephone and Western Telegraph Co. Attorney General Wick, supported by U S District Attorney Bev W. Coiner, signals a possible federal probe. State officials decline comment, citing grand jury secrecy as they weigh issues tied to the Independ Telephone and Telephone Co. merger and related state commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wick
Fednd
Bell Pelephone
Western Telegraph Co
United Les District
Bev W. Coiner
Pres
Cotner
Mit
Wickersham
Oene
T of Justice
Gober
Grand
Rie
Independ Telephone Company
Telephone Company
Inde Ny
Intecly
Th Big
Coinertoca
Bride Keeps Up Hunt for Dr Waughop
Mrs Wanghop press claims Dr Waughop is being held by kin or friends in Seattle. She says papers in a contested divorce were signed under free will and vows to locate him. Attending doctors and relatives accuse each other of involvement as the case unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Kloss
Phillip Rexford
Walker Koon
Tintter
Wanghop Artter
J P Morgan Brought to Police Court in Frisking Masquerade
In San Francisco on February 14 J P Morgan faced police after causing a disturbance at a masquerade ball in his devil costume He claimed no relation to a man who testified before the Money Trust Committee regarding his wife. He was released today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
J. P. Morgan
Money Trust Committee
Madero Refuses to Quit Amid Mexico Crisis
President Francisco Madero declares I will die rather than resign as advisers and senators press him to quit. Overnight street fighting marks a tense clash between Diaz and Madero factions. Rebels near the national palace threaten property seizures in Mexico City as calls for resignation intensify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meee City
Francisco
Madero
Senate
Paleste
Mer
Diaz
Eure Snel
Troopa
Wall
Benatore
Chamber Bs
National Palace
Francisco de la
Falls to his death trying to rob hotel
An unknown man, found near the Alpa hotel on King Street, died from a fractured skull and broken jaw after attempting to enter room 622 on the fifth floor. Foot prints and window marks indicated entry through the lobby and fire escape. he slipped and fell to the alley below. The coroner and undertaker Manning Pyne handled the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpa
Ava
King Ot
Bin
Waee
Seattle Automobile Club Backs Abrams for City Council
The Seattle Automobile Club has sent letters to its members endorsing N. B. Abrams for the city council, signaling organized support from local motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Seattle Automobile Club
N. B. Abrams
Death danger in milk alarms mothers urge law
Hundreds of Seattle mothers halted milk for babies as Health Commissioner Crichton warns tubercular cows contaminate dairy supply. He cites 2,000 herds tested, only five free of tuberculosis, and urges a city ordinance to ban milk from diseased cows and require testing before sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crichton
Seattle
Peter Miller Convicted Again Faces Life Sentence
In Tacoma Washington on February 14 Peter Miller was found guilty of burglary in New York on December 26 1894 making him a habitual criminal and subject to a life term. A jury including Sant Anna Gillespie hew band and wife faced a motion to discharge over a juror's influence. verdict stood. He also faces up to 12 perjury charges from King County Prosecuting Attorney Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Peter Miller
Beattie
Cifard
Miller
New York
Ant Anna Gillespie
Hew
Glasgow
Gillespies
Murphy
King County
The Seattle Star Advertises Big Dollar Value
A promotional piece emphasizes The Seattle Star’s focus on Seattle and nearby areas, noting a daily circulation over 40,000 copies. It claims strong reader confidence, city-centered reach, and readiness to prove the statements to reputable advertisers through its sales representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Star
the Star
Seattle
Star
Nordskog Found Guilty in Hanford Wire Tap Case
Nordskog convicted of a misdemeanor after a jury verdict in the Hanford wire tapping probe. He testified the Times Printing Co. hired him and Murphy as detectives to gather evidence for ex Judge Cornelius Hanford during the impeachment fight, and that he rented a hotel room to file reports as a detective reporter. The case reveals agency shifts between Burns Detective and Times Printing Co. and potential further prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guil Vate
Nordskog
Times Printing Co
Cornelius H. Hanford
Burns
Hanford
Jude Pe
Humphries
Nordsekeog
A. J. Biethen
Timag
Walter Thayer
Ty & G
Nordskoz
Seattle
British Columbia
C. H. Hanford
J. Cody
A. J. Biet
A. A. Nordekog
T. Nordskog
The
Times
Henry P. Murphy
Murphy
Castro Wins: Ex-dictator may stay in U S A
U S District Judge Ward ruled Castro could remain in the United States while he weighs options after overturning deportation orders. Castro said he would sail for Europe soon. In California, a gardener found a pot of gold and silver coins buried in St James Park, many dated 1854, the amount undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Castro
U.S
Ward
Venezuela
Ellis Island
Nagel
Europe
San Jose
Cal
St. James Park
Charles
Riley
Governor West Scuffles With Reporter in Capitol Corridor
Oregon Governor Oswald West confronted Frank Perkins of the Portland Evening Telegram in the capitol corridor, then fell on a pencil pusher before bystanders separate them. West said Perkins writes false articles about him and vowed to knock him down if spoken to again. Perkins had been involved in earlier graft accusations linked to tenderloin hair schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
Oswald West
Frank Perkins
Portland
Capitol
Perkins
Wes Today
Evening Telegram of Portland
Columms
Evening Telegram
Gov. West
Loot Found In Clerk Room Leads To Arrest In City
Marco Panzio is detained on larceny charges after being caught in the act taking clothes from a store. In his room authorities find $2,000 worth of loot, allegedly from three firms where he previously worked, including Leather, Rack, and Poormack Bros. The items include leather goods and other apparel seized as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marco Panzio
Publiene
Arunks
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Vici
In Res
E. C. Rodgers
Federal
Bates
Bride
DR. Waughop
J.P. Morgan
J. P. Morgan of
Wall Street
Mexico City
U.S.A
Paris
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