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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1915

Page

6

Great Activity at the Pioneer Piano House

A large sale at the Pioneer Piano House promotes Kimball pianos and other brands at record low prices. The ad touts uprights and grands, including Pianola and Autopiano Baby Grand options, with discounts up to hundreds of dollars and extended payment plans, urging customers to visit tomorrow evening.

Pioneer New York Emerson Kingsbury Hallet & Davis Ludwig Steinway Baldwin Make Hobart M. Cable Smith & Barnes Weber

Tacoma and Seattle events headline Wednesday notices

Tacoma Shriners visit Seattle Wednesday. Commercial Club opposes adding more justices. Charles Weeks surrenders after embezzling funds. Stanley Krebs to lecture at Y M C A. Seattle Press Club to host open house. Homer Reese falls at King and Winge yard fracturing skull. S S Yokohama Maru departs with heavy cargo to Orient. S S Governor to haul 200 cars to San Francisco. Chamber opposes Port Commission division into departments.

Tacoma Shriners Seattle Commercial Club Charles Weeks Stanley Krebs Seattle Press Club Homer Reese King & Winge Ship Yards Orient S. S San Francisco Chamber of Commerce Port Commission

Trade balance, politics, and crime in brief regional notes

A roundup of early 20th century items notes United States favorable trade balance of 35 million dollars for the week of January 9, Panama proposes a stamp tax amid war revenue slumps, eight plead guilty in Terre Haute election conspiracy, 200 British troops depart for a war zone, Chicago Board of Trade blames farmers for wheat price rise, Whatcom County advances a roads program, President Wilson denies courting a re election bid, Missouri bills nepotism crimes, Governor Blease claims loss of states rights, Wilson vows veto on literacy test immigration law, Senate backs vote on a Distric of Columbia prohibition question, De Beers may announce dividend, opera star Jomelli sings at a Portland editor’s funeral, John J White dies, G Franklin Stringer bankrupt, Spokane banks consolidate, Lorimer creditors expect 42 cents on the dollar, Lurline brigantine disabled off Mexico, Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis divedends cut.

Terre Haute Victoria Chicago Board of Trade Whatcom Wilson Missouri Blease South Carolina Senate District of Columbia de Beers Diamond Syndicate Jomelli Grand Opera Star Portland John J. White Juneau G. Franklin Stringer New York Exchange National and National Bank of Commerce of Spokane Lorimer Brigantine Lurline Nashville, Chattanooga St Louis

Publish a New Casualty List

Copenhagen reports the 121st German casualty list shows Prussia with 840 343 killed wounded and captured as of today. The tally excludes Bavarians Saxons and other units.

Copenhagen Berlin

James Crehan Addresses Al-Ki Club on Civic Affairs

James Crehan secretary to Mayor Gill spoke Tuesday night to the Al-Ki club a neighborhood youth group near 14th avenue and Yesler way on local civic matters and city improvement.

James Crehan Gill Al-Ki Club 14Th Ave Yesler Way

Letting a Christmas Gift Hurt a Lifelong Friendship

A reader asks how to read a neighbor’s return of a handmade gift as an insult. Advice urges humor and gratitude, noting modern gift exchange often reuses items and suggesting not to let it ruin a long friendship.

TIZ Foot Relief Ad From a Past Era

A vintage advertisement promotes a 25 cent box of TIZ for tired and sore feet. It claims quick relief from swelling and burning, easing chafing and pain in coins, callouses, and bunions, and promises feet that glow with comfort.

Woman Held in House by High Water at Oxbow

Residents of the Oxbow district endure three feet of flood water after a dyke break. McLaughlin Rew Earate Co gave up repairs due to cost, leaving private protection and risks of typhoid. Lula Baker and her children were effectively prisoners in their home at 6320 Bixth Ave. S.E.

McLaughlin Rew Earate Co McLaughlin McAiride Lula Baker Bixth Ave

Magician LeRoy Talma and Bosco at the Moore

Mystery fills the Moore theatre as LeRoy Talma and Bosco perform feats of legerdemain in Seattle. LeRoy, a famed palm reader, and Bosco with his dog Napoleon present cabinet tricks and a Hindu rope illusion where a man vanishes mid stage. The show runs through the week.

Moore Theatre LeRoy Talma Bosco Palmera Seattle Napoleon the Moore

Crew of Punko Alleged Cruel Punishment At Sea

The crew of the American barkentine Punko, arriving at Winslow from Newcastle Australia, charged Captain A E Pedersen with cruelty. Members claim they were required to stand on their heads as punishment for alleged misconduct at sea.

Winslow Newcastle Australia A. E. Pedersen

Albert Hess Seeks Seattle City Council Seat

Albert Hess, a longtime Seattle resident of 24 years and printer by trade, enters the council race as one of 18 candidates for three seats. The primary is February 16 with the final on March 2.

Albert Hess Hess Seattle

Carranzista Troops Routed After Four Days at Monte Rey

Advices received at the state department today indicated Carranzista troops had been completely routed after four days of fighting at Monte Rey.

Washington State Department Monterey

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