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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1914
Page
5
Edwin J. Brown advocates socialist unity and direct action to overthrow exploitation. He denounces collaboration with business and stresses a two-class society, urging ballot unity, party discipline, and a strengthened organization with appointed precinct committeemen and electioneers to empower socialist voters.
Spokane reports a fatal fire at Hill yard when Stella Maries and her two daughters, ages 6 and 4, perished after a lamp explosion touched off flames in the kitchen. J W Dechene twice entered the burning home to rescue them but was forced back by flames. two sons escaped by leaping from a second story window.
At Stevens school Hi Gill denied being against the red light abatement bill while The Post-Intelligencer described it as bad and vicious during its legislative pending period. Rev C Kielhauer to speak at YWCA reaper services Sunday.
The verses describe nighttime scenes with a waiter named Johnny and fashionable women, followed by the dawn revealing consequences. The narrator contrasts late night indulgence with morning regret, noting altered appearances, financial searches, and a married man's hollow morning routine. The piece uses repeated motifs of night and morning to illustrate moral reckoning.
University faculty approve dance steps at the junior informal to be held March 7 with four censors appointed. Censors will ban rag movements and judge footwork to maintain a proper moral tone while allowing most students to participate.
J. D. Ross, Supt of Lighting, argues Proposition C to transfer 250000 from Cedar River Water Supply bond issues to fund the Cedar River power plant project and condemn Lake Cushman site. He cites 1913 plant earnings of 242257.68 net and annual rate savings of over 3 million compared with private utilities in Puget Sound cities.
The Queen Anne Hill church forward movement ends with a union meeting of Congregational Christian Methodist and United Presbyterian churches at 7 30 Sunday night in the Methodist church Fifth Ave W Garfield St Rev W F Adama chorister and C H H Kiehl organist will lead an enlarged chorus.
Treasury officials said at least three weeks must pass before any definite announcement on federal reserve regional bank cities under the new law. An American Bankers Association official indicated Portland might be chosen, but that claim is not credited in New Orleans.
Charles Guyton, a highwayman, faces prison after a jury found him guilty of robbery in Los Angeles. He accosted Daisy Stagweil, took a dime, returned the coin, and kissed her three times. The case ends with a verdict of guilt as New York and Kingston advertisements intrude in the damaged text.
A reader asks about stepmother kindness against neighbors’ cruel tales and finds a loving, cohesive family. The column answers about rude calls, neighbor chickens, party games, curfews, and making up after quarrels with practical, era-appropriate guidance and recipes.
Rep Moon, chairman of the house postal committee, said Postmaster General Burleson urges a $200,000 appropriation for an initial purchase of steel mail cars to be tested for government operation rather than railroads. A related paragraph was struck as new legislation, with a separate bill expected.
A burglar used sleeping powder to subdue W. Wolgamott and his family at 622 0th Ave N Seattle. The thief stole $140 in gold and three purses before neighbors alerted police. J Rowney notified authorities after finding the dazed household.
Gill addresses an audience at Junction hall Ballard tonight. J D Trenholme will speak at Oltmans hall 24th and Lane Frederick hotel Fifth ayv near Seneca Mount Zion church Eleventh and East Union.
Rep. Manahan of Minnesota says eastern railroad and steamship interests lobby against a clause that would bar steamships from giving rebates to railroad travel. The assertion was made today in Washington.
A non partisan discussion on proposed city charter amendments is set for Bagley hall at the university at 8 tonight. Beattie voters and others interested will hear senior law students outline the legal aspects and effects of the changes to be voted on next Tuesday.
Criminal information filed accuses Stewart Steele of second degree assault against Camila Casaleri on February 19. The Beattie Yacht Club marks its 20th anniversary at West Segille quarters tonight. Bob Wright, a university student, was hospitalized after a Friday night incident involving ten Wrights, none related, who also attend the university. Rev. M C Clark, seven years a missionary in India, will preach at the Second Free Methodist Church Sunday morning. Valentine Latrell, 17, remains in serious condition after a rollover crash involving the auto he drove. Bishop R G Waterhouse of Los Angeles will address the Methodist Church south district Tuesday night.
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