Dilling Pressures Progressives Over Standpat Trenholme
George Dilling, a would be progressive leader, threatens a party split to force real progressives to back Trenholme. He supported Trenholme in the primary, aligning with Ankenys and Furths, while Judge Moore opposed Trenholme and endorsed Griffiths. Progressives favor Gill, not Trenholme, viewing Gill as the safer choice.
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George W. Dilling
Trenholme
Dilling
Ankenys
Furths
Grambs
Gill
Griffiths
Winsor
Ile
Old Guard
William Hickman Moore
Judge Moore
George Dilling
Hi Gill
Train Bandits Steal Mail Sacks Near Irondale
Three men in masks robbed a Queen and Crescent mail car near Irondale Alabama after forcing the train to stop. They looted four sacks of registered mail, wounded Chief Mail Clerk A B Melville, and escaped into the night with an estimated 40 000 to 100 000 dollars in valuables as investigators pursue with men and dogs northeast of Birmingham.
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Birmingham
Ala
Queen & Crescent
New York
Atlanta
Irondale
Easy Money for Her in Indianapolis Ticket Fate
Emma Vestal of Newcastle Indiana won 250 dollars damages after being ejected from a street car in Indianapolis when she misplaced her ticket. The ticket was later found under a seat.
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Newcastle
Ind
Indianapolis
Emma Vestal
Chicago Schools Add Swimming To Curriculum
Superintendent Ella Plage Young urged adding swimming to Chicago public schools. An argument over the Goddess of Liberty torch or lamp sparked a rooming house fire and two arrests ensued.
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Chicago
Chicago Public Schools
Ella Plage Young
Girl Abducted in Auto Leaps From Speeding Taxi to Escape
An 18 year old girl, Carmilla Casaleri of Cle Elum, is abducted in broad daylight at King Street station. She leaps from a taxi traveling about 30 mph after a struggle, is saved by a passing streetcar and Dr G A Dowling. One man, Stewart Steele, 22, is arrested. another remains at large.
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Union Depot
King St. Station
Carmilla Caseler
Cle Elum
Seattle
Hon Marche
Resi
Queen Anne Hill
Eastlake
Eastlake Av
G. A. Dowling
Tenth
Av. N
Stewart Steele
Fred A. Geer
Loring
Auto Load of Police Crash Wrecks Storefront and Injures Man
A police guest party vehicle crashed into workmen near First Ave and Madison St at 4:30 this morning, injuring F. T. Doramy of the Oregon hotel with a triple leg fracture. The car struck Pittsburg Lunch windows, then halted at First Ave and Columbia St. Drivers suspended pending drunkenness inquiry. Ohlstrom and Bell claim the operator was not intoxicated.
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First Av
Madison St
F. T. Doramy
Oregon Hotel
Chistrom
Pittsburg
Columbia St
Larson
Bannick
Doran
Seattle Se
Ernest Ohlstrom
C. W. Bell
Socral Hospital
Charles Dolphin
Charles Sullivan
Ohlstrom
Gerald's Cafe
Washington Birthday Exercises at University Campus
Exercises on the University of Washington campus Monday morning commemorate George Washington's birth. Rainier Chapter D A R directs, aided by Lady Sterling Seattle Chapters D A R, the Sons of the American Revolution, and university cadets.
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University of Washington
George Washington
Rainier
Lady Sterling
Seattle
Sona of the American Revolution
University Cadets
Man Sentenced To 30 Years Under Third Offense Law
William Hogan, deemed drunk, received an automatic 30 year sentence under the third offense statute. He was offered the alternative of banishment to dry Kansas. An advertisement for Hyatt-Fowells School at Fourth and Pine promises lessons in preserving property.
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Franklin
William Hogan
Kansas
Hyatt-Fowells School
4Th and Pine
Hyags-Fowells
Auto Kills a Boy on Roanoke Street
A boy named Donald Graves aged 7 died after an auto struck him on Roanoke street shortly before noon. Driver Chester Cross 18 is detained by police. witnesses say the accident was unavoidable and the car was moving about 12 mph as the boy stepped off the curb. Donald lived with his parents at 1818 23rd avenue and did not regain consciousness at the Minor private hospital.
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Roanoke St
Donald Graves
Chester Cross
Cross
Donald
23Rd Av
County Humane Society to Aid Bess the Mule
The King County Humane Society vows to end Pacific Coast Coal Co. mining abuse that overworks mules without rest. Reporter Fred L. Boalt found the practice in Franklin Washington at the Cannon coal mine. The Star shows humane officers Vaupel and Mrs Hollabaugh assigned to investigate.
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King County Humane Society
Pacific Coast Coal Co
Fred L. Boalt
The
Star
Franklin
Wash
Cannon
Humane Society
Vaupel
Mra
A. Hollabaugh
Banker Killed by Train in Petaluma Incident
Charles Filippini a banker in Petaluma California was killed when an umbrella blocked his view and caused him to step in front of a Northwestern Pacific freight train. The accident occurred February 20.
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Petaluma
Cal
Charles Filippini
Northwestern Pacific
Militiamen Denied Abuse and Robbery Claims
Captain Edward Smith testified before congressional probes that a Westkinsky boy's tale of drunken militiamen abusing him and robbing his mother of 200 dollars is false. The hearing cited Ludlow abuses by Captain Linderfelt and a squad of militiamen who allegedly molested strikers.
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Trinidad
Colo
Edward Smith
Westkinsky
Suffield
Krger Orf
Linderfelt
Ludlow
Jesus Christ
Boston Team Considers 100000 Bid for Evers
The Boston national league club weighed offering $100000 for Jethnony Evers after evaluating his injury status. The potential deal aims to strengthen the roster while assessing the star’s health and value.
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Boston
Jethnony Evers
Personal letter from H C Gill to The Star editor
A personal missive from H C Gill to the Seattle paper editor outlines his campaign for mayor. Gill argues four bitter years are over, claims new conditions, and asserts his honesty and plan to serve the city. He promises a written campaign position and vows to make good with the people if elected.
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Hi Gill
the Star
The
Star
Seattle
H. C. Gill
H, C. Gill
Policeman briefly suspended after row at city ball
During the twentieth annual Pokier Benefit, a dispute between Captain M. T. Powers and Police Chief Hannick led to Powers being ordered to report to headquarters and placed under temporary suspension. The altercation followed a political public compliment to mayoral candidate Higi and disrupted the evening. Powers, a 25 year veteran, had not reported by noon and the chief planned talks before any statement.
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Higi
Pokier Benefit Association
M. T. Powers
Hannick
Capt. Powers
Powers
Chiefs
Powers Capt
Mayor to Speak at Seattle Dock Opening
The mayor will attend the opening ceremony of Seattle Port Commission Central Pier No. 1 at Blanchard Street foot Saturday afternoon. The Seattle Commercial Club hosts a 3 PM program with Mayor Cotterill among the speakers. The dock cost $760,000 to build.
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Seattle Port Commission Central
Blanchard St
Seattle Commercial Club
Cotterill
Banks Urged to Join Fed or Liquidate by Feb Twenty third
Warning goes to 170 national banks that have not applied for Federal Reserve membership to file by February 23 or face liquidation. The notice, issued from Washington, stresses the urgency of joining the central banking system or exiting.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Banking System
Bill Has Good Job
Monmouth Hl William Danley of Macomb was convicted of violating the local option law and ordered to perform 1.23 days of street labor at $1.50 per day to pay a $2,000 fine.
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Bill
Monmouth
Willliam Danley
Macomb
Seattle citizens join search in nationwide effort
A grieving father thanks Seattle and the nation for a thorough ocean-to-ocean search for his missing loved one. He praises the public spirit and patience shown as many people join the hunt, expressing deep gratitude for the outpouring of support.
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Seattle
Snowden bill targets silt skirts and tango in legislature
Annapolis reports Representative Snowden introduced a bill in the Maryland legislature prohibiting silt skirts high heels and the tango as social dress and dance restrictions.
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Snowden
Names the Same Lands Him in Jail
Henry Roberts was arrested by federal authorities on charges of using a name similarity to obtain mail. The case states Roberts took mail belonging to Henry T. Roberts while in Everett Washington.
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Henry Roberts
Roberts
Henry T. Roberts
Everett
Wash
Women See How Ford Is Made Up
Members of the Women's Home Consumers' league will be shown this afternoon at the Ford plant Lake Union to watch an automobile assembled from top to bottom. The demonstration will show the fully built car in about 50 minutes with the women observing each step from start to finish at the basement.
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Women’s
Consumers’ League
Ford
Wairview
Valley St
Lake Union
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