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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1917

Page

11

Referendum Ghost Has Solons in Check Hart Bumped Again

Olympia January 12 The lone member of the 15th session Mrs Ina P Williams of North has the distinction of chairing the public morals committee tasked with the fate of the bone dry bill introduced by Representative and Speaker appointed her. A hearing by joint house and senate public morals committees is expected next Friday. The session debates over naming Mount Rainier continue with a move to memorialize the National Geographic Board to replace the name with an aboriginal term. Speaker W W Connor urged reform in a mocking speech about the legislature. The scene features unusually few lobbyists in the state house corridors.

Olympia Ina P. Williams North A Hou Senate Williams Walter S. Davis Pierce County National Geographic Board Rainier

Senate Progress Amid Reform Push Face Pullback

The article notes a shift in the senate seen as progressive after a state summer campaign and the housing of industrial labor concerns. It highlights Lieut Gov Hart pressure bringing in Senator Fairchild to aid union labor and signals a forthcoming clash over Victor Zednick’s compulsory military training bill for boys and nursing courses for girls in larger high schools.

Senate Industrial Insurance Committee Imi Hart Senator Fairchild Pierce County Victor Zednick Leove

Senator Dan Landon Draws Praise at Inaugural Hall

Society editors note the imposing Senator Dan Landon stood third from the front in full dress at the Inaugural, with a fair lady on his arm. A stiff neck kept him from smiling widely, yet he was a hit with the crowd.

Dan Landon Ile

High Cost of Living Law Aims at Cold Storage

The attorney general drafts a bill to standardize cold storage practices in line with national moves. If enacted, wholesalers must label food as cold storage and face restrictions as prices rise, forcing older stock to the market and curbing price manipulation.

H.C. L Attorney General's Office

Olmstead Advanced to Duty Sergeant in Civil Service

Frank Olmstead brother of Police Sergio Olmstead Roy and Ralph Olmstead advances from patrolman at Densmore Station to duty sergeant. He replaces the vacancy caused by Sergt Harry O Brien's absence as a lieutenant with the signal corps at Calexico.

Frank Olmstead Sergio Roy Ralph Olmstead Densmore Statlon Heckingham Olmstead Sergt Harry O'Brien Signal Corps Calexico

Explosions Hit Canadién Car & Foundry Plant Loss Estimated

JERSEY CITY Jan 12 Intermittent blasts from bursting shells in the Canadien Car and Foundry Co plant caused by a fire destroyed the plant with a reported loss of 12 million dollars. Most powerful tri nitrotoluol stored in two buildings remains undamaged but danger of explosion was noted. About 800 people were sheltered by authorities while Kingsland residents fled homes and streets bore shell holes. Sixteen men were reported missing but later accounted for.

Canadien Car & Foundry Co Arthur Ao Clay Kingsland Delware & Lackawanna R. KR Farly Clay Hella Jersey City

Peace note sends war stocks high on New York Exchange

The en bateau reply to the president's note spurred a rally in munitions shares. Canadian Car and Foundry plunged to 25 on the curb in the first hour, after 45 earlier, later recovering to 36, while many gains on the big exchange were erased in the opening hour.

New York Entente Stock Exchange Canadian Car and Foundry Kingsland

Musterole Relieves Rheumatism Without Blistering Skin

Advert says Musterole relieves rheumatism by rubbing on the skin for a warm glow and cooling comfort. It claims to ease twinges in joints and muscles and can treat bronchitis croup asthma pleurisy lumbago neuralgia sprains bruises stiff neck and chest discomfort. Hospital size jars priced at $2.50.

Wood Pushes Probe to Probe Leak in House

Indiana Representative Wood urged the House to press on with its investigation into the leak of the president's note. He warned that failing to continue would erode public faith that Congress dares investigate, even if it involves government officials and members of Congress.

Washington House Congress Wood Indiana

Gets-It and Cornina Remedy Promises Quick Relief

A fragmented ad copy promotes Gets-It and Cornina as treatments for corns. It claims quick removal with two drops and emphasizes relief from painful corn panie, urging walkers to apply to ease shoe chafe.

War's End in Sight Claims Peace Apostle

Oswald Garrison Villard, leading American apostle of peace, argues peace is possible and that war negotiations may take months to a year. He notes Wilson's proposals have loosened censorship and sparked debate in Britain’s House of Commons, lamenting a year’s delay that might have saved a million lives.

Wilson House of Commons House

Bandits Rob Conductor On A Tacoma Car

Tacoma January 12 deputies and city detectives hunted two armed men who held up an American Lake car last night and robbed conductor BH Seibel of 1470 and part of his clothing. The pair boarded at Mantou and fled after forcing Seibel to strip. Passengers did not notice the holdup.

Tacoma BH. Stebel Seibel Manttou Sherwood

Fire Destroys Two Seattle Homes in Afternoon Blaze

A fire fed by an overheated stove destroyed two one story frame cottages in Seattle. The home of J Knowles at 732 North 105th and the adjacent house owned by T E Maze at 734 North 103rd were consumed, each valued at 1400 dollars, areas outside hydrant reach, Thursday afternoon.

J. Knowles N. 105Rd N. 103Rd T. E. Maze

Capture of Laburtea Reported in Romania

Berlin via Sayville Wireless reports the capture of Laburtea in Romania as announced in today’s official statement.

Berlin Sayville Wireless Laburtea Rumania

The Palace Hip Feature and Stage Sketch at Theatres Palace

The Palace Hip bills a sketch The Alternative by Lizzie Evans Jeff Lloyd and company a dramatic tale of a police captain his wife and their son Frances and Norde sing and dance Allegro That Different Violinist Georgalis Trio shot Edmunds and La Velle present The Bright Side of Life by the blackface method George Harada a Japanese rides bicycles and juggles The Shielding Shadow serial photoplay also shown

Lizzie Evans Jeff Lloyd and Company Frances Norde Georgalis Shote Edmunds la Velle George Harada

Puget Sound Navy Yard Workers Seek Property Deals

Ole Hanson & Co. urges Puget Sound Navy Yard workers to buy private lots and homes near the yard as government builds ships in its own facilities. With 1700 workers, eight hour days, full pay vacations, and a sales push from 316 Pike Street, inquiries are welcome by mail.

Puget Sound Navy Yard Daniels Ahipabouic Navy Yard Puget Sound Yard Yeaterday Surgeon Burwell Avenue Ole Hanson & Co Pike Street

Mortgage dealer sues Mayor Gill for $15000 claim

James McFarland, a mortgage dealer, filed suit on Thursday to compel Gill to foreclose two notes for $7500 each. McFarland says Gill signed the notes and secured them with a mortgage. The notes became due March 1, 1916.

James McFarland Gill McFarland

Novel stick-up man passes up $400

A careless stickup man robbed J. Collier at a clothing store on First avenue, taking $116 and leaving $400 in the till. Clerk A Holmes testified the suspect kept his hands by his sides during the attempt, a novel twist to the crime.

J. Collier A. Holmes

Senator Jones Seeks End to Pairing Votes Practice

Washington seeks to curb the old pairing custom in Congress. Senator Wesley M. Jones explains there is no reason an absent senator should cancel another’s vote. Jones, a strict adherent to attendance, pushes an amendment to end pairing.

Washington Congress Jones

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