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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1913
Page
1
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The Star teases a joint feature by Cartoonist J Campbell Cory and Uncle Dud aboard a canal voyage from New Orleans to Colon. They promise humorous pictures of ditch workers and resisters plus a stunt story and voyage memories with Cory’s caricature. The youthful desperado face a curious encounter as events unfold.
In Montana near Butte an 11 year old boy named Frankie, separated from a team during a visit, climbed a snow covered peak and sheltered in a pine tree as a mountain lion stalked him. After hours of freezing cold the lion left and Frankie fell from the tree, his legs frozen beyond saving. Doctors amputated both legs below the knees. He remains in hospital with his father at his side.
In San Francisco on February 21 Mrs Widney announced plans to file for divorce from Robt J a wealthy Los Angeles realty operator shot in a hotel while visiting Mrs Vivian Lyons of Denver Her husband appeared in court exonerating Mrs Lyons of intent to kill and Mrs Widney said she believed her husband was insane saying I knew all was lost
Sacramento report shows Mrs. Lillian Belle Haskell on trial for the murder of Frank J. Fischer. She testifies about living as a couple and spending 2200 of Fischer’s savings before the fatal shooting after he refused to marry or provide for her.
Federal grand jury investigates Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph for Sherman antitrust violations. Indictments or no bills possible within a week as officials from Home Telephone of Portland and Independent Telephone share testimony. Case alleges Pacific States absorbed independents to cut Portland from Seattle clients. Former U.S. Attorney McCourt assists in witness questioning.
Ora Curran was arrested in Little Rock by special agents charged with rifling a parcel post pouch at the Missouri Pacific station. This is said to be the first arrest on such a charge since parcel post was established.
The Gas company uses the public service commission to enforce a 25 percent late fee. Complaints pour in as customers blame the commission for allowing this. A business man faced a $4.05 bill becoming over $5.00 after a one day delay.
Rose Marshall alias Williama stands trial in Judge Ronalds court amid claims she hypnotized rural citizen John Wist and hoodwinked him out of 720 dollars. The case cites Sea View hotel meetings and a so called chicken ranch scheme as the alleged scheme. Petitions in Olympia call for an extra session to repeal dead laws, circulated by Senator Allen and Rep. Wray with majority member signatures.
Hazel Moore known as Florence Hazel Moore faced a four day federal trial over a sound immigration case. The jury acquitted her amid dramatic courtroom moments including a juror’s paralysis and Moore’s emotional collapse as verdicts were read.
El Paso reports Francisco Madero former president and Federico Gonzales Garcia deposed governor general of the Mexico City district face execution within 48 hours. Huerta denies immediate danger. Congress to debate Madero fate as troops guard him en route between Mexico City and Veracruz.
Police Judge Chas Weller dismissed the assault to commit murder charge against Mrs. Vivian Lyons after 11 weeks. Widney, a Los Angeles real estate broker, was shot in her rooms at The Sorrento hotel on December 4. Widney refused to swear or prosecute. TOKIO: 30 Selyukai members desert to form a new party amid cabinet dissatisfaction.
In Olympia yesterday Seattle members from all parties rallied against congressional apportionment. Senate killed home rule bills while the House passed an anti capital punishment bill and both chambers adopted the budget of $5,288,417.07 from appropriations committees. The House also killed Collins bill requiring permits for revolver carry. Movement began for a special session to repeal inoperative laws.
In Oakland California Hyman Goldberg a traveling salesman from Portland Oregon shot his wife in a twelfth street flat after greeting her and was killed minutes later by their son Charles a 21 year old drug clerk The son wrested the revolver and fired two shots ending the confrontation before hospital transport.
United Press reports on American and allied women who aided refugees and reporters during ten days of fighting in Mexico City. Key figures include Mrs. Henry Lane Wilson and Mrs. Paul Hudson, with Mrs. Sarge McFall and Victoria Hastings noted for bravery and frontline roles.
Fifteen members of the Portland Produce Merchants Association in the United States district court pleaded guilty to violating the Sherman anti trust law. Fines totaled 5500 dollars with W B Glafke of W B Glafke Co and association president fined 1250 dollars the heaviest.
Progressives of Skagit county will meet tomorrow night at the Grand opera house in Mount Vernon to organize a county progressive league modeled after the King County Progressive league. State Chairman E. C. Snyder will be the chief speaker and all progressives have been invited.
A patriotic oratorical contest under the Washington Society of the Sons of the American Revolution will be held in the Broadway High School assembly hall. Prizes and certificates will be awarded to winners. Broadway and Lincoln high debaters will participate. Program starts promptly at 8 o clock.
The passage argues the wife has daily opportunities to reduce the family cost by managing purchases and watching Star daily advertisements for money saving offers. It asserts the wife handles most supplies and home needs and should use want ads to save.
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