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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1913

Page

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Black Diamond Saloons Close as New Year Drunk Scene Unfolds

Old Tim, former owner of Black Diamond, wanders drunk through the town as Deputies attempt to keep order on New Year’s Eve. Joe Krause’s bar empties into the street when a midnight closure hits, leaving Tim to stumble home in the cold after a final night of revelry and gunfire.

Diamond Tim Joe Krause Black Diamond Joe Baker Park District Mack Diamond King County Gueret Myself Trge Ravensdale Tony Pollack Joe Hill Calaboose Danny Hill

Uncle Sam Opens His Parcel Post in Seattle

A Seattle reader reports the first parcel under the new parcel post system arriving early morning at the post office. The parcel to Lota’s brother contained a Rush family manuscript 600 pages long and was insured at $50. Postmasters prepare for higher demand as parcel post expands city deliveries.

A. Co Seattle Posto Lota A.D. Rust Proom Washington D. C Rush Mrs. Lots

Firemen Battle Christmas Tree Blaze at Washington Hotel

Firemen fought a blaze sparked by a cigarette in the main lobby of a Washington hotel at 1 am. About 560 guests in the dining room were held in place as the orchestra played and coats and furs burned. Damage totaled around $10,000 with no danger to the building. Guests scrambled for belongings after cooling off.

Washington J. E B. Chilvery Fromen Pel Mel Marmaduke

Sulzer Takes Office Unpledged Amid Pledge to People

Albany dispatch reports Win Sulzer declared unpledged for New York governor after winning an electoral victory. He stated his duty is to serve the people faithfully and honestly while recognizing his limitations, taking office to fulfill responsibilities without any binding commitments beyond the people. A stray line notes a hotel fire left no mourners, with the hotel heavily insured.

United Albany Jan Sulzer Empire State Suizer

New Year News From Across the Globe

United Press dispatches report a string of New Year events. May Horton, 60, died by carbolic acid in Tagoma. Nine miners trapped by flood at Castle Hill colliery near Tamaqua as air is pumped for rescue. In San Francisco several deaths and crises mark New Year’s Day. London confers peerages and honors. New York revelers cause a wave of violence with stabbings and shootings and many arrests.

United Presse Tagoma May Horton Tamaqua Castlehigh

Tacoma Man’s Elopement Bride Arrested in Seattle Case

A 21 year old Tacoma man A J Claremont and 16 year old Edna Saunders eloped from Greenwood Lake Washington walking seven miles through wet woods to a ferry then a boat to Tacoma. They announced intentions to marry but police arrested them at Claremont’s Seattle home after arriving with plans to wed. Edna Saunders to be brought to Seattle for further action.

A. J. Claremont Tacoma Seattle Edna Saunders W. O. Saunders Carpenter Greenwood Lake Washington Claremont Edna South & St

First Man Jailed for 1913 New Year in Police Custody

In Los Angeles on January 1 Patrolman Evans brought Louie Larson drunk and disorderly to police headquarters for the new year. The booking, procession, and ceremonial confinement marked a notable start to 1913. A separate case ends in hung jury over dynamite depredation at a central felice station.

Evans Louie Larson Larson BuCett Smith Searing Snith Los Angeles Carl Redelbach Warr Central Felice

City Council Divided Over Traction Line Partnership

Seattle's city council splits over the proposed partnership with the Seattle Renton and Southern railway. Four members favor the plan, four oppose, with two undecided. A council vote by March 4 could send the issue to a public referendum if key members dissent. Local clubs are split, with Rainier Valley groups backing and opposing factions mounting campaigns.

Hesketh Erickson Griffitha Seattle, Renton & Southern Railway Wardall, Haas Blaine and Peirce Goddard Marble Rainier Valley He Council Souncilman Wardall Ofrenlars Wardall Endl Afat Frday Utilities Raingr Valley Rainigr Valley

Fractured Q&A and Odd Egg Note in Spokane

A fragmented collection of Q and A jokes and practical tips precedes a Spokane note about an egg price drop. A sea shell deposit at a lake bottom allegedly boosts hens egg production twofold, while unrelated queries about hair care and cold-water chapping appear in the muddled text.

Spokane

Union Chiefs Are Lodged in Cells After Conviction

Thirty three union men convicted at Indianapolis for conspiracy to unlawfully transport explosives arrived at Fort LeavenworthKansas at 7 a m aboard the dynamite special. They were processed with baths shaved heads uniforms numbers and prison rules explained. Some men reacted with emotion others joked as they faced their sentences.

United Press Fort Leavenworth Kas Indianapolis Federal McClaughrey Hockin Marshal Schmidt Jake Frank M. Ryan International Association of Bridge and Structural Ironworkers Olaf A. Trehmoe San Francisco Iitle Ryan Ike O. Khayyam Anton Jeghannsen Tveltmom Cligareta Michael J. Young Boston Chas Beam Minneapolis Wachmeister Houli Painter Anderson

Clergy blamed for divorce and remarriage problem report

The California commission on marriage and divorce charges Protestant ministers share responsibility for divorce and remarriage by their willingness to wed divorced persons. In Portland Rose Mullet, 26, attempted suicide after waiting ten hours for her intended husband Geo. Gregan outside his workplace and lies in critical condition.

Los Angeles California Commission On Marriage and Divorce United Press Wir Portland Coher Geo. Gregan

Veith Cammack Co. Clearance Sale Starts Tomorrow

Veith Cammack Co announces a clearance sale beginning tomorrow offering their entire stock of clothing at greatly reduced prices. Full details appear on page 2 in the Law section. Trade your unwanted items in the Exchange Column of The Star. Call Main 9400 or Elliott 44 or visit 229 Union St downtown.

Theig Star Elliott Union St

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