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22 Feb 1912
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Seattle Star in Seattle, Washington
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1912
Page
1
Roosevelt and Johnson Aim at Republican Ticket
East and West leaders back Roosevelt and Johnson for the 1936 Republican ticket. Roosevelt expected to announce Monday, with Johnson to speak in Columbus next week and possibly be named as Roosevelt's running mate. Progressives praise Roosevelt's charter of democracy speech as a clear presentation of remedies for current politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Johnson
Columbus
California
Covgressman
Geo. W. Norris
Nebraska
Lindbergh
Minnesota
Woman Dressed as Bride Leaps to Her Death
A woman named Misa Grace Hughes, described as having an unfinlanced mind, died after leaping from a twelve foot window in a padded city hospital cell. She wore a white gown and believed she was about to be wed to an unknown suitor. The act followed a planned scene at the home of Dr. Matthews but she was brought to the hospital where she died of internal injuries and a broken frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bride
City Hospital
Misa Grace Hughes
Dr. Crichton
Dr. Matthews
First Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Matthews
Bothwell Denounces Harbor Terminal as Bunko Scheme
Comptroller Bothwell dismisses the Harbor Island terminal project as a bunko scheme. R F P Ayers accuses him of offering support in exchange for being “taken care” of in New York, which Bothwell denies. A separate chimney fire on 40th S W and Findley in West Seattle caused about $200 damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bothwell
Harbor Island
Commercial Club
R. F P. Ayers
Terminal Project Directorate
40Th S. W
Findley
West
Seattle
A Holly Day and the Cherry Tree Legend
The column recalls the tale of the cherry tree and George Washington born on this day. It notes his role as a captain in the American fight against England and his large presidential vote, shaping national fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Trees Moore
Gess
Becaus
Hi Gill
Amer
England
Eezy
Policing Parade Dignified as Officers March in Uniform
Mayor Dilling led the march in a fall dress suit. Chief Bannick appeared in full uniform along with patrolmen. Detective William Holland, head of the policemen's relief association, organized the effort and helped move funds for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilling
Bannick
Bank of Montreal Robbery Ties to Chinese Revolution Financing
Vancouver reports detectives near solving the New Westminster Bank of Montreal theft of 280000 as clues point to Chinese involvement or assistance by white employers. Evidence suggests most stolen funds flowed to Chinese associates supporting a revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
Bank of Montreal
New Westminster
Repo
Fullerton Eyed for Federal Judge Seat in Washington
Friends of Judge Mark Fullerton push for his appointment to succeed Judge Donworth on the federal bench in Washington. Donworth plans to resign to President Taft. Fullerton’s candidacy is described as a strong possibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ry United Press
Olympia
Mark Fullerton
State Supreme Bench
Donworth
Taft
Fullerton
Humphries
Salem, Or
Willamette University
Colfax
Wash
Supreme Bench
Capitalist Fined for Striking Man
GAN RAFAEL Cal Fen 22 Edward Newlands capitalist and proprietor of the Newlands hotel Oakland today sentenced to six months in county jail and a $600 fine for striking Jeremiah Adams on October 2 1811 on a Northwestern Pacific train between Camp Meeker and Sausalito. Newlands claimed the attack was justified due to Adams using profane language in front of his wife and children. Evidence showed the strike was unprovoked and Adams was struck on the head with a revolver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gan Rafael
Cal
Edward Newlande
Newlands
Oakland
Jeremiah Adams
Northwestern Pacific
Camp Meeker
Sausalito
Adame
Cash Register Men Indicted by Federal Grand Jury
Cincinnati February 27 United Press Leased Wire John H Patterson president of the National Register Company of Dayton and 29 other officials and employees were indicted by the federal grand jury for conspiring to restrain competition and form a monopoly. The charges allege a 1902 conspiracy in violation of the Sherman antitrust law, mirroring earlier civil suit allegations filed last December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Patterson
National Register Company
Dayton
Ohio
Federal Grand Jury
Cotterill Rally Gains Steam Ahead of March 5 Contest
Anti Gifl forces back George F. Cotterill as final vote approaches. Supporters meet at the Labor Temple at 8 p m to organize and mobilize parish and Wells groups. Parish urges rally to Cotterill for efficiency and decency, promising extensive backing to bring home 16 000 nonvoters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Cotterill
May
Hi Gill
Labor Temple
Parish
Wells
Liece Tee
Cotteri i
Otter
Partah
Wella
Cotterill
KE. Co
Cotterill Parish
George F. i
Pariah
Wisconsin College Marks NMat Footed Students
A Wisconsin college report notes misalignment in feet among students. Physical director Mayrew reports 13 percent of the female students show flat or knock-kneeed feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mainson
Wis
Puty
Wisconsin
Mayrew
College Maida
Paris dancer proclaims small feet blessing in San Francisco
Pierre Boud réagh, famed Parisian dancer, declares small feet are disgrace while large feet are natural and beautiful and plans to bring his gospel to San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Pierre Boudréagh
San Francisep
Hair theft reports in San Francisco case notes
A damaged clipping reports a theft of hair valued at 420 dollars in San Francisco. It mentions persons including Mrs. Forrester, with unclear details about the hair’s origin and the suspects. The brief notes a trooper and references to witches and cut hair in a garbled sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Francisco
Forrester
Shooting May Lead to Reconciliation Amid Family Turmoil
Levi C. Lane, a contractor, was shot in the breast by John Perovich, an Austrian, after a money dispute over West Seattle work. Lane survived with injuries to the breastbone. his wife Pauline Lane and their daughters Pauline, Bessie, and Caroline visited him at Minor hospital as tensions and divorce background loom over the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Lane
16Th Av. N
Levi C. Lane
John Perovich
Perovich
Seattle
Lane
Pauline
Bessie
Caroline
Antlers
Union At
Missie Lane
E. Lane
William A. Dilley
Elopement of 75-Year-Old Eddie Alsop to 20-Year-Old Bride
A sensational notice reports Edward Brown Alsop aged 75, marrying 20 year old Effie Hill in New York after securing papers at the city hall. Mamma’s Georgia kin allegedly disapproves while the couple embarks on a honeymoon amid press attention and diamond gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Brown Alsop
Money Bage
Effie Hill
New York
Effie
City Hall
Mamma
Winberly
Georgia
Eddie Aleop
The Colonel Makes The Issue Johnson
Governor Hiram Johnson of California declines comment on his vice presidency bid and issues a statement to United Press praising Theodore Roosevelt's Columbus address. He criticizes Taft for distrust and urges pure democracy and continued self government as the defining issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
York
Johnson
California
United Press
Theodore Roosevelt
Columbus
Hiram W. Johnson
Roosevelt
East
Taft
Oakland Oddities and Accusations in February News
Mrs M Roder photographed Mary Van Borden in a scene with a revolver and four billy clubs leading to a police station march. Health commissioners rejected a plan to bar dogs from San Francisco. Palmist Miss Hazel Angevine predicted BE C Langdon would marry a blonde. Langdon later confronted her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
M. Roder
Mary van Borden
San Francisco
Hazel Angevine
BE. C. Langdon
Hatfield's Bitter Question About The Law's Anomalies
D A Hatfield, once a Seattle social figure and real estate man, recounts his prison ordeal and charges. He argues the law punishes poverty and questions presumed guilt while awaiting retrial on forgery and jailbreaking accusations. He cites being jailed before trial due to lack of bonds and the paradox of innocence yet punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Hatfield
Sheriff's Office
D. A. Hatfield
Seattle
Taft to Reply to Roosevelt Speech in Toledo
The White House announced Taft will deliver his reply to Theodore Roosevelt's Columbus speech in Toledo Ohio on March 9, with the date set for the formal address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Teddy Washington
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
Columbus
Toledo
Ohio
Will Launch T. R. Boom Tonight
A Roosevelt banquet will feature Mayor Dilling as toastmaster and speeches by red hot insurgents and progressives. Seattleites and delegates from Bremerton Monroe Everett North Yakima Port Townsend Edensburg Wenatchee join in praising Teddy Roosevelt with supporters listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Teddy
Allen Dale
Cherry St
Dilling
Roosevelt
Henry McBride
Seattle
Senator Bryan
Bremerton
Dr. King
Wenatchee
Edward Hazelton
Monroe
L. R. Kuster
Everett
Charles McGavin
North Yakima
H. T. Harvey
Ellensburg
J. W. Scott
Port Townsend
Elk's Tooth Delights with Local Talent at Metropol
The Elk's Tooth play at the Metropol is presented by local Elks with music and humor. The production features a capable cast and lively tunes, pleasing the audience with wholesome entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan
Elks
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Thethwell
Hothwell
William Holland
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Coleds
Eddie Alsop
Merry Elsie
Mrs
Portland
Supreme Court
Hodge
Sooiety
T. R. Boom
Advertiser
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