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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1914

Page

3

Two youths Arrested In Grocery Robbery Case

Two young men named Charles Boyce and Leo Herons are jailed as suspects in a store robbery at 400 W Harrison St. EB White owned the grocery. The robbery occurred Wednesday night at about 7 o clock as two masked highwaymen entered, ordered White to surrender and rifled the cash register. Both suspects were captured on Western Ave later that evening.

Charles Boyce Leo Herons EB. White Harrison St White Herons Boyce Western Av

Screecher Film in Six Reels by Fred Schaefer

A six reel Screecher Film directed by Fred Schaefer showcases a dramatic narrative with archival production notes. The project highlights Schaefer’s stylistic approach and the studio’s early technical capabilities.

Fred Schaefer

Reluctant Bride Seeks Space From Wedding Plans

A young woman confesses reluctance to marry Cuthbert, preferring delay and alibi abroad. She notes family enthusiasm for Hugginblossom while she stalls, hoping a trip to Aunt Salsify in Connecticut will ease the impulse to wed. She seeks freedom, even a parole, from impending nuptials.

Cuthbert Salsify Connecticut

Walnut Tint Hair Stain Promises Rich Brown Perfection

Mrs Potter's Walnut Tint Hair Stain is advertised as the instant solution for gray and streaked hair, claiming long use and guaranteed color that won't wash out or injure hair. Sold by druggists for one dollar with trial kits available by mail order from Mrs Potter's Hygienic Supply Co., Cincinnati.

Potter's Hygienic Bupely Co Groton Cincinnati

Earthquakes Shake Leghorn Italy at Dawn

Six violent tremors struck Leghorn at about 4 30 this morning causing panic and crowds to spill into the snow covered streets. The Mediterranean surged with huge waves as residents stood in fear though no casualties are reported.

Leghorn Italy Mediterranean

Wage Act Ruled Unconstitutional by Los Angeles Judge

Judge Craig of the superior court ruled the wage act passed by the last legislature unconstitutional. The act would have required employers to pay employed men in full within five days after discharge. This decision is recorded in Los Angeles.

Los Angeles Craig Superior Court

Renton Welcomes New Glass Plant by Oregon Glass Co

A large glass works and bottling facility employing about 100 men will open in Renton on February 1. The plant, owned by the Oregon Glass Co, will carry a daily payroll around 350 dollars.

Renton The Oregon Glass Co

Nat Wills Seeks Annulment From La Belle Titcomb

Nat Willa actor sues for annulment of his marriage to actress La Belle Titcomb formerly from San Francisco. The filing was reported from New York on January 15.

Nat Wills New York Nat Willa Today la Belle Titcomb San Franciscan

Hundreds Die as Northern Russia Storms Ravage Regions

Reports from across Northern Russia describe intense suffering among the population after recent heavy storms. The death toll is said to run into the hundreds as rescue efforts continue.

ST. Petersburg Russia

Outbreak During Strike Causes Horse Team Stampede

A fresh clash between Teamsters and strike breakers was reported to police at 6 30 Wednesday night. William Fraser and Charles Linder, with a four horse team from Lloyd Transfer Co., were stoned at W 56th Street and 14th Avenue North West. Frightened horses bolted across a dangerous street car trestle before control was regained.

William Fraser Charles Linder Lloyd Transfer Co W. 56Th St Av. N. W

Cascarets Offer Quick Liver Cleanse Promise

An advertisement promotes Cascarets as a gentle quick liver and bowel cleanse. It claims bilious headaches bad tastes yellow eyes and a dull mood can be resolved by a 10 cent box, urging readers to feel refreshed cheerful and ready for work.

Feewire Sheouia

Self-inflicted gunfire and accidental strike at union hall

A car penter A C LaMarre 56 shot himself after firing three times in Carpenters hall 1620 Fourth av. at 5 o'clock Wednesday. Police drove to the city hospital with LaMarre and Samuel Eagle 25 steam shovel engineer was struck by a patrol car at Fourth and Spring. Eagle was injured with a broken leg and bruises while LaMarre died at the hospital. About 40 unionists witnessed the incident.

A. C. LaMarre Samuel Eagle LaMarre Carpenters’ Hall Fagle

Carl West erland fire incident at San Pedro jail

Carl West erland a sailor charged with drunkenness started a fire on a mattress in his jail cell in San Pedro and was saved from death after a struggle with guards.

San Pedro Carl Westerland Jalil

Local Druggist Promotes Adlertia Remedy

Seattle readers are urged to try Adlertia a buckthorn bark glycerine based remedy claimed to clear bowels quickly. The ad asserts one dose relieves sour stomach gas and constipation immediately and names Swift's Pharmacies 2nd Ave and 235 Broadway N as suppliers.

Seattle Adlerika Swift 2Nd Ave Broadway N

Seattle boxing team sails to fight Spokane Friday night

The Seattle Athletic club sends its boxers led by Edward Pinkman 125 and Earl Baird 115 to Spokane A. A. C. for a Friday night bout.

Seattle Athletic Club Edward Pinkman Earl Baird Seattle Spokane Spokane A. A. C

School board abandons plan for separate boys’ pavilion

The board paused plans for a separate rental school for boys and delayed action until next year. Miss Margaret E. Durkin was appointed the first woman truancy officer.

Margaret E. Durkin

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