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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1913

Page

4

American public crocks at squint eyed justice in law cases

A harsh critique of early 20th century trials in Lawrence and Indianapolis. It condemns how Ettor was imprisoned on dubious charges while William Wood faced a dynamite accusation with favorable treatment. The piece argues juries can correct errors but public memory endures scrutiny of justice.

Joe Ettor Lawrence Rial William M. Wood Ettor Indianapolis Wood

Daughters of the Next Press Face Washington Adjustment

A humorously scathing column doubts the daughters of the next press will fit Washington society. It contrasts high sassiety with ordinary people, notes the Wilson girls' potential focus on dances over sobering duties, and cites Easter bonnets and telephones as distractions. An extra congressional session is teased for April 1.

United States Washington Papa Wilson White House Wilson New York Europe Wilson Cila

Escapee Tom Atkinston Surrenders at Jackson Office

Tom Atkinston, who escaped the Mississippi penitentiary and served a life sentence 29 years ago, walked into a Jackson office yesterday and surrendered. His friends are pursuing a pardon for him.

Tom Atkinston Mississippi Jackson

Laugh and Grow Fat Jokes and Local Observations Mix in Iowa

A fragmented compiled column mixes political quips and household humor. The slice mentions an Iowa bill limiting saloons to close at 7 pm and a local Beeviesport civic club vote about public utilities. It includes jokes about lawyers, doctor-patient exchanges, and marriage banter.

Iowa

Panama Cartoonist Praises Big Ditch and American Role

Cartoonist Cory writes from Panama to The Star praising the Isthmus with nostalgic relics of the Golden Age when Panama hosted immense wealth. He notes future tourist traffic along the canal route and reflects on American fortunes and national pride in a bold, period voice.

Cory Star Panama Big Ditch Peru Colombia Chile Pearl Islands Pacific Treasuries Spain Colon Lloyd's Interocean Drake and Morgan United States Dad

No clear news event to headline from readable text

The fragment mentions an 80-year-old Brooklyn man marrying a 30-year-old in a wheelchair, Roosevelt’s photo in the American club in Mexico City, and bullets harming other nobles, with little cohesive action or outcome.

Brooklyn Roosevelt Mexico City Colonel

Wife Seeks Divorce Over High Living Cost and Abuse

Jersey woman files for divorce citing high cost of living as a reason. She alleges her husband Edward Milon kept her in a strained marriage, never kissed her in the dark, and allowed only limited contact, while calling a war day evening extravagance.

Edward Milon Jersey

Editor Seeks Fair Handling of Seattle Lighting Penalties

A reader complains about Seattle Lighting Co charging a 1.08 penalty on a 5.18 bill under a supposed discount. He notes two prior delinquency penalties over two years, due to absence or mislaid bills, and claims the penalties exceed 25 percent of the bill. He seeks equitable treatment but is told public utilities resist deviation from their penalty rule.

GAS Trust the Star Seattle Lighting Co Gan Seattle Lighting Cos

Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promote Digestive Relief

Advertises Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a fast fix for sour stomach, indigestion, and gas. Claims quick stomach calming, reduced fermentation, and improved digestion. Cites physician endorsement and availability from druggists at 60 cents a box.

Stuart

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