Trenholme camp attack sparks charge of dog and coward
A column lambasts George Cotterill for attacking The Star over Trenholme. The piece defends Judge Moore and many city figures, calling Cotterill and his allies tools of predatory interests and urging readers to judge the controversy by facts and loyalty to civic fighters.
Tacoma Bride Shot by Former Suitor on Honeymoon
Mrs. Dorothy Johnson of Tacoma, a bride of a week, was shot and killed in a San Francisco hotel by her former fiancé Abraham Pepper, a lace salesman. Pepper later killed himself and survived in hospital, facing murder charges. he expressed remorse and claimed he learned of the marriage only the day of the wedding.
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Dorothy Johnson
Tacoma
Abraham Pepper
San Francisco
Pepper
Johnson
Danhaiser
John
Son
Pep
Dorothy
Martry Johnson
Let S. E. Company Have Its Profits in Municipal Ownership
A Seattle Star excerpt reports J C Trenholme’s mayoral stance on municipal ownership of the city lighting plant. The piece presents Smith alleging Trenholme favors keeping Puget Sound Traction Light and Power profits while expanding public service, and includes quoted exchanges from a Monday Alaska Building conference with witnesses and Robert Bridges.
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S. E. Company
the Star
J. C. Trenholme
Sound Traction Light & Power Co
Cotterill
Trenholme
Smith
Alaska
Robert Bridges
H. C. Pigott
Wylie Hempill
R. E. Downie
Donald McDonald
Charles Hutchinson
Bridges
Pigott
Ross
City Light
City Light Plant
Joe Smith
J. D. Trenholme
Public Service Corporation
City
Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Company
Trenholmet
Mayor candidate speaks at multiple venues today
Gill, candidate for mayor, speaks at noon at the Grand Opera House. He then addresses audiences at Red ding's hall on First Ave W Royst, Dantah Brotherhood club rooms on 14th Ave and First, Phalen's hall, Whitworth and Brighton schools in Rainier Valley, and West Side hall.
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Hi Gill
Grand Opera House
Redding
Royst
Dantah Brotherhood Club
J. D. Trenholme
Phalen
Whitworth
Brighton
Rainier Valley
West Side Hall
Hyatt-Fowells School Advertises Business Training
Got property Let Hyatt-Fowells School at 4th and Pine teach you how to keep track of St Myatt-Fowells business training is beat.
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Hyatt-Fowells School
4Th and
Pine
St Myatt-Fowells
New Jersey Senate Passes Women Suffrage Measure
In Trenton on February 26 the New Jersey state senate approved a resolution extending voting rights to women and sent it to the governor for signature. The move marks a key milestone in the state's suffrage effort and follows earlier legislative steps.
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Trenton
N. J
House
State Senate
Fire destroys Baker's hotel killing two men
A blaze at Baker's Hotel in New York City on February 26 left two men dead and several firefighters injured. Multiple occupants narrowly escaped as flames enveloped the building. Local authorities investigated the cause amid a frantic rescue effort.
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New York
Baker's Hotel
Labor men back Gill in Seattle mayor race amid media war
The piece portrays Seattle labor voters largely endorsing H C Gill against Trenholme, accusing rival papers of lies and selling out to Special Interests. It claims The Star exposed the plot and angered supporters who once backed Gill, triggering a chorus of mongrel barkers and cursing toward the paper. George Cotterill is noted as joining the chorus.
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Tom
Cotterill
Judge Moore
Judge Winsor
Trenholme
Joe Smith
T. H. Bolton
Central Labor Council
Mr. Cotterill
George
Seattle
H. C. Gill
Gill
The
Star
George Cotterill
the Star
Humane Agent Rescues Bess From Mine Mule
King County Humane Society recovered the mule Bess from the Pacific Coast Coal Co mine in Franklin Washington after an article in The Star exposed 24 hour labor. The rescue led to an arrest planned at the mine with Mrs Griggs and two officers present.
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Bess
Pacific Coast Coal Co
Franklin
Wash
King County Humane Society
The
Star
Fred L. Boalt
Twenty-Seven Teamsters On Trial For Unlawful Assembly
Twenty seven teamsters faced trial before Police Judge Gordon on charges of unlawful assemblage. Complainant J. E. Barnes alleges the group gathered on the waterfront where non union workers unloaded wagons and then moved to Western Avenue in the Market district, where police arrested them.
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Gordon
J. E. Barnes
Western Av
Mexican rebels execute Gus tavo Rauch at Juarez
United States officers report Gus tavo Rauch was executed by Mexican rebels at Juarez last Friday. Seismograph records have been confirmed.
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EL Paso
Gustavo Rauch
Juarez
United States Army
Joke Ends City Engineer's Job Over Skit
Chicago February 25. L. L. Hunter city engineer loses a $2,000 position after composing a humorous skit about his boss that the superior officer failed to see as a joke. The incident highlights friction over workplace humor.
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Chicago
L. L. Hunter
Hunter
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