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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1918

Page

2

Pankhurst Calls U S Suffrage Vote Perfectly Splendid

Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst hails the United States House approval of woman suffrage as perfectly splendid and notes President Wilson supported the cause. She says the joint enfranchisement in Britain and America signals shared future success and urges women to support the war effort.

Mrs. Pankhurst London Emmeline Pankhurst United Press United States House of Representatives Wilson Britain America House of Lords

Three Die in Los Angeles Auto Accidents

Three people are dead and three injured in a series of Los Angeles automobile accidents. The deceased include seven year old Jean Vergez struck by a car, carpenter C. Mason who fell beneath a five ton truck, and 35 year old Ivan Betaworth who died in a vehicle collision.

Los Angeles Jean Vergez 3. C. Mason Carpenter Ivan Betaworth

Married Him Twice Absent Freedom Says Second Divorce Sought

Myrtle M. Couch files for a second divorce from Jesse G. Couch alleging physical and mental cruelty after a prior divorce ended the first marriage. She states he fought, drank, and mistreated her both times.

Myrtle M. Couch Jesse G. Couch

Carl Davis Marriage Sparks Contempt Citing Court

Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Palmer says Carl W. Davis violated court orders by marrying within six months of a divorce and failing to support his child. Records show a decree entered July 20, 1917 and a marriage in Benton county on October 17, 1917.

Carl W. Davis Superior Court Palmer Davis Benton County

Oil stove explosion drives 200 from North Side apartment

An oil stove exploded in the basement of a Chicago North Side apartment building on January 12 driving more than 200 residents into the bitter cold and threatening the structure's destruction.

Chicago North Side

City fights gas rate hike as 50,000 Seattle consumers face extra charges

State public service commissioners hear closing arguments on a proposed 15 cent monthly ready4 deserve charge and 15 cent per 1000 feet of gas, with Seattle contesting the 2014 Beattie Lighting Co. valuation and urging cuts. City attorney Meier accuses officials of biased scrutiny of expert witnesses as hearings wrap up.

Seattle Public Service Commissioners Chamber of Commerce Public Service Aas Aasassetant Corporation Walter Meier Beattie Lighting Co Edward W. Hemin Chicago Public Service Cleland Meier Dr. Lee

Mexican Diplomat Denies Plot in Japan

Juan Burns former Mexican consul general in New York travels to Japan as consul general for the Car ranka government. Consul Ramon De Negri denies any secret mission or treaty, calling rumors laughable. Burns remains aboard a Japanese liner in port amid an indictment and bond concerns.

Pacific Juan Burns New York Japan Carranka Ramon P. de Negri Mexico Pacific Coast Burns Hoe

Old Seattle Resident Andrew Hedreen Dies

Andrew J. Hedreen TD resident of Seattle for 25 years died Saturday morning at the home of his daughter Mrs J Men 4805 Alki Ave Funeral services by Beattie Undertaking Co at 4 o clock Sunday at 1812 Fifth Ave

Andrew J. Hedreen, TD Seattle

Senate probes test Baker on Army supplies

United Press report from Washington notes Senator Chamberlain grilling Secretary of War Baker over army equipment. Baker insists needs are met while Chamberlain cites Camp Sherman clothing shortages. Baker orders an immediate camp report and recalls Crowell who says ninety five percent were fully uniformed.

L. C. Martin United Presse Washington Senate Baker America Ecavil Chamberlain Sherman Chillicothe Ohio Secmand Camp Sherman Crowell

Wires Hit Camp Station During Mobilization At Camp Lewin

Telegraph office at Camp Lewin handles 250 to 300 messages daily since mobilization. Most are soldiers contacting civilian business while government work remains heavy. Weekly over 1,500 money drafts arrive and five civilian operators manage the workload.

Camp Lewis Tacoma Fiest Farley Stickler Camp Lewin

Naturalization Day In Federal Court Classroom Visit

Judge Cushman presided as a civics class from Franklin High School learned how foreigners become citizens. D A Staeger taught the pupils during the naturalization proceedings and noted the biannual court visits by the group.

Federal Court Cushman D. A. Staeger Franklin High School Staeger

Pro-Germans Detained by U S Authorities in City Net

Federal and police officers tightened the net on pro-Germans after the detention of 11 suspects Friday night. Twelve were held at the immigration station pending examination as arrests occurred across the city including the waterfront by police and immigration officers.

United States Immigration Station United States

R M 8 Raccoon Lost With All On Board

H M 8 Raccoon foundered and was lost with all on board off the north coast of Ireland Wednesday, an Admiralty statement announced today.

Raccoon London Ireland Admiralty

Florence Upstairg Store Suit Coat Dress and Waist Sale

Advertises a three-fold nature theme for a sale at the Florence Upstairg Store located at Second and Union. Promotes savings on suits coats dresses and waists with emphasis on harmony and eradicating suspense in attire.

Florenceh Upstairg Second and Union

Bertha Cheek Sues Sailor for Promise of Marriage

Miss Bertha Cheek sues Charles L. Taylor a sailor alleging she was grabbed to the amount of 559 on promise of marriage and that he failed to honor the agreement. The filing occurred in Los Angeles with details showing a breach and damages sought.

Los Angeles Bertha Cheek Charles L. Taylor

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