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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1913
Page
9
Fragmentary account shows bystanders and notable figures reacting to a suffrage parade. Public voices include support and ridicule as demonstrations unfold in the capital, highlighting divide over women’s voting rights.
A Florida shipment of strawberries is expected Thursday, with prices around 60 cents per dozen. Some of the fruit was rejected as unfit for use. A carload of Florida cauliflower and a tomato shipment were anticipated, with markets noting limited supply and distant arrivals.
Olympia, Feb 28 The House records support the companion bill to the anti capital punishment act. It would prohibit the governor from granting pardons for first degree murder inmates until they have served at least 20 years.
New York governor William Sulzer comments on the Matteawan asylum Thaw scandal and the resignation of Dr. John W. Russell, saying that all crooked state officials must go.
In Los Angeles on February 27 a playful want ad asks for the return of a missing trophy captioned Lost One email pink satin supper. The line echoes a fairy tale tone as suitors search, with Elise Maison aged 18 identified as Cinderella and Mischa Elman set for a Moore Theatre concert on Monday night.
Salem police matron Lynch arrested a drunken man after he lurched into her, throwing her into the gutter. This is reportedly the first time a woman officer in the state has made an arrest.
A thief stole a $2,600 violin and $825 in bills from Joseph Guido’s home in Oakland. He dropped into a clothing store to dress up and left the violin and $500 on the counter. The item ends with a curious tale about a Chicago lawyer and a nurse mixed up twins from the San Francisco Argonaut.
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