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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1915
Page
7
The Scandinavian American Bank, likely the region’s leading real estate lender, asserts its officers are well suited to judge the merits of different title systems, citing insights from a recent advertisement. The extract reflects the bank’s stance on evaluating title methods.
The Federal League launches a court challenge after months of planning, alleging restraint of trade by the National Commission and major leagues. Organized baseball defends as a gentlemen's agreement while evidence of conspiracies surfaces from leaders at the Omaha minor leagues meeting. The suit marks the game’s sharpest legal blow in years, with defenses predicting losses on key antitrust arguments.
Walter Camp resigns as Yale Athletic Association football representative to focus on withdrawing from official athletics. Prof. RAR WN Corwin is named successor. Camp will still serve as graduate advisory coach to the football captain and coaches. Meanwhile San Francisco Seals manager Wolverton announces all contracts will be mailed to players this week with spring training set for late February at Boles Springs.
LID IS ON EVERETT January 12 reports a fatal Seattle fight last Friday prompting Snohomish County to bar pro boxing. Sheriff Donald McRae warns clubs and promoters the boxing game will be dead during his term. the planned Scott versus O Leary bout is canceled.
Race off London announced due to war conditions. The historic Oxford vs Cambridge event will not be held this year.
A 17 year old Dorothy Wanamaker of 1546 15th Ave North was assaulted by a burglar who entered after school, bound her with threats, and stole jewelry and loot including a gun. This marks a second daylight intrusion on her in six months, with prior entry last September. Neighbors and relatives mentioned include A H Wanamaker, J A Shull, and Mrs H L Uniland. Police were notified and a chase ensued.
B. L. Winchell, traffic director, calls for a busy altruistic year for Harriman line employes. He urges three baths a week to stay useful, enjoyment of music art and literature, time with children, love for neighbors and rivals, and sleeping without dreaming.
The Metropolitan on February 7 hosts a two part minstrelsy and extravaganza titled The Town in Review. Half of the proceeds go to European war sufferers. The cast includes about 100 local youth with songs dances and dramatic vignettes depicting local and world history and war conditions.
Michael Demphoffer a veteran of the Mexican and Indian wars marked his 100th birthday in Vancouver Washington today He is reported to be in good health with relatives noting his long life and service to his country in two conflicts and his centennial milestone.
Bellingham January 12 The Bloedel Donovan lumber mill is in full blast again employing 150 men and restarting operations after a shutdown.
New York, Jan 12 Battling Nelson former world light weight champion declares he will go to court to protect his name. He says Battling is his real name and others using it should be enjoined or pay a royalty to him.
World lightweight champion Freddie Welah and Willie Ritchie signed for a 10 round non decision bout at Madison Square Garden on February 5 with catchweights. Ruehle eyes a 20 round chance, aiming for a knockout to regain a crown. Welsh declares readiness to add the American title to his world crown.
Ray Campbell, after a four round loss to Johnny O Leary at Everett on New Year’s day, will tour Eastern cities with manager Lindberg. He will start in Salt Lake City then Denver New Orleans and other Eastern venues seeking matches and earnings.
Judge Albertson orders Dave Mc Kensie and Walter Christensen to pay the costs of the election contest proceedings.
The governor urges a constitutional convention to cut elective offices and favor a short ballot. He backs shifting building funds for the University of Washington to tuition fees up to 25 a year, saving costs across state institutions. He endorses the honor camp, abolishes the tax commission, and supports a first aid law.
A Seattle fatality triggers boxing curbs in Snohomish County as Sheriff clamps down while King County delays action. The piece also notes past incidents, burns prospects, and ongoing debates over leagues and management in the sport.
In Collins field house the South Park intermediates sunk the Collins Intermediates 27 to 22 with the winning shot in the final minute. Collins Seniors routed South Park Seniors 32 to 10 led by Captain Beem’s 26 points. Coach Applegate forecasts strong Whitman play ahead of the Idaho state clash on February 1 in Moscow. Lincoln Midgets defeated Broadway Feathers 15 to 11 in the season opener. Franklin and Queen Anne midgets start their season today. Y M C A games feature the first team’s battle with Chauncey Wright and a Delta Upsilon clash with Washington University students.
Gardiner captained Team No. 4 to first place in the Elks House league, defeating Calahan’s No.7 2646 to 2463 with Gardiner high 228 and average 194. Bush and Simpson of San Francisco lost two Imperial alleys matches to Robb and Perry. Grays beat Whites 2576 to 2451 with Thomassen 199 high and 191 average.
Mrs. Catherine Matson of 512 East Lake Avenue is advised of the death of her daughter Miss Helen Matson a popular society girl in Yokohama. Miss Matson left home in October for a tour of Japan and China.
Portland Coast league team to train this spring in Fresno California with players reporting there on March 4. Jack Egan denies rumor of jumping to the Feds. Roger Peckinpaugh signs a three year contract to play with the New York Americans. Joe Tinker of the Chifeds makes a failed grab at him. Parker A Byers dies in Lafayette Indiana. Lee Magee new Brookfeds manager in Chicago attempting to sign Cozy Dolan and Marty McHale while Miller Huggins pursues the same pitchers. Jack Ryan holds out seeking terms or plans to jump to Brooklyn Federals.
A Sedro-Woolley woman details a frightening incident on a rainy night as an escort with a questionable employer attempts to lure her to a notorious hotel. A taxi driver, a vigilant passenger, and a protective policewoman help avert danger, with the stenographer praising divine protection.
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