Doctor Steals Friedmann Cure Favorable Vote Asked on Bill
The judiciary committee in Olympia reports favorably Thursday on Corkery and Rowland pension bills for indigent mothers. Corkery proposes up to 15 dollars monthly for one child, increasing with more children, targeting counties over 30 000 population. The measure requires living with children and one year residency in the state.
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Judiciary Committee of the House
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Corkery
Rowland
Judiciary Committee
Discovery of Friedmann tuberculosis serum sparks German intrigue
In Berlin on January 22 reports claim Frederick Friedmann’s turtle serum culture for tuberculosis has been obtained by Prof. Felix Klemperer and others. Experiments progress with plans to release the serum to doctors worldwide if it proves effective, though full cure claims remain unconfirmed.
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Frederick Franz Friedmann
Germany
Friedmann
Felix Klemperer
Klemperer
Prof. Klemperer
Convicted Officer Faces Assault Charge Over Shooting Case
City Detective M. J. McNamee was found guilty of assault in the third degree for shooting Leslie Pepper on October 29. The jury deliberated from 9:25 to 11:40 p m, with penalties capped at one year’s imprisonment or a $1000 fine.
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Toda Day
M. J. McName
Leslie Pepper
Corneilson
Cornellson
Mary Peterson
Pepper
Missouri
Bannick
Washington to Enter Life Insurance Business
Olympia Jan 22 The state of Washington will enter the life insurance business if a bill by Senator Cotter of Pierce County passes. The bill would place state control of life insurance under the industrial commission with a $50,000 appropriation. Premiums would be set using the American Experience Mortality table with a minimum 3 percent.
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Olympia
State of Washington
Cotter
Pierce County
Senate
Industrial Commission
Governor Sister to Address Capitol Commission
Olympia January 22 Governor Mister expresses satisfaction at senate invitation to write a message to the Capitol Commission. He notes an appropriation of 200000 for two years, aimed to finish the temple of justice, with Former Governor Hay as chair of the commission overseeing the funds. He vows to speak on careless use of public money.
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Olymria
Gover
Senate
Capital Commission
Temple of Justice
Hay
Rep. Houser seeks to break Seattle water front monopoly
Jan. 22 Seattle bid to regain control of 2.5 miles of harbor valued at 100 million dollars. Rep. Paul Houser introduces a joint resolution urging investigation and action to void private leases and place dockage, harbor rates, and harbor lines under state and port commission control. The move relies on a Supreme Court ruling that harbor lines once fixed require a constitutional amendment to change.
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Water Front
Seattle
Paul Houser
King County
Rentoin
Houser
House
Senate
Honser
Railroad Av
Beattie
Seattle Harbor
Seattle Port Commission
Supreme Court
Bible Read in Schools Urged by Dr. W. B. Riley
Dr. W. B. Riley urged daily gospel reading in schools at a Pine Street tabernacle address to about 1500. He argued reverence for the Bible and condemned its exclusion from schools, calling for legislation to restore reading of scripture in classrooms. President Taft ordered withdrawal of 599,400 acres of land from entry in San Diego county within the national forest reserve.
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W. B. Riley
Seattle
Los Angeles
Taft
Eland National Forest Reserve
San Diego County
Too Old to Be Spanked Says Police Judge
Miss known for hair up and hobble skirt is deemed too old for spanking by Police Judge Thompson in Elain Illinois. A father who spanked was fined.
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United Press
Elain
Thompson
Chamber Opposes $500000 Municipal Telephone Bond
The Chamber of Commerce trustees have adopted a resolution opposing the proposed bond issue of $500000 for a municipal telephone project. The action signals organized business opposition to the funding plan and its impact on local services and finances.
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Chamber of Commerce
Wray Bill Faces House Judiciary Favorable Report
The legislature could pass the Wray bill if the chamber approves the measure, with today’s favorable report from the House Judiciary Committee indicating potential passage.
Spokane Leper in Seattle on Way to Colony
Spokane mayor Hindley arrived in Seattle with Tony Volcano a leper from Spokane en route to Port Townsend where he will be placed under John Early’s supervision at Diamond Point. Doctors say leprosy is less dangerous than tuberculosis and not highly contagious as people fear.
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Spokane
Seattle
Tony Volcano
Port Townsend
Volcano
John Early
Diamond Point
Becauss
Hawaiian Islands
Rockefeller heir saves Lorimer in ditch crash
Fowler McCormick, 15, grandson of John D Rockefeller, reportedly swerved his car into a ditch to avoid a collision with a speeding machine carrying former U S Senator William Lorimer, sparing him serious injury in Chicago on January 22.
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Chicago
U. S
Wm. Lorimer
Fowler McCormick
John D. Rockefeller
Lorimer
Lemon Prices Climb as Cold Wave Hits City
Cold wave from California drives lemon prices up to 7.50 per box with dealers predicting a rise to 10. New crop frosted blamed for the shortage and higher costs.
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California
Helen Gould Marries in Lyndhurst Wedding with Half Million in Gifts
Miss Helen Gould and Finley J. Shepard wed at Lyndhurst on Hudson in a simple ceremony attended by 75 relatives. Guests included Geo J Gould and family. decorations valued around 3 000 for smilax roses and asparagus vines. gifts estimated at 500 000 dollars.
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United Prese
Tarrytown
N. Y
Jay Gould
New York
Finley J. Shepard
St. Louis
Gould
Lyndhurst-on-Hudson
Daniel Russell
Presbyterian
Helen
Margaret Gould
Lyndhurst
Geo. J. Gould
Russell
Lazy Husband Bill Favored by Committee
Olympia January 22 The house judiciary committee reported favorably a bill that would imprison husbands who refuse to work and pay their wages to their families under official supervision The bill would require the men to toil on county roads at a wage of 1.50 dollars per day The committee also recommended repealing the Chamberlain bill which would require judges to wear gowns
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United Press
Olympia
House Judiciary Committee
Chamberlain
Fashion reform foretold by a British trade journal
A British trade journal predicts a drastic shift in women’s wear with a three garment future: a union suit, a small corset, and a close fitting one piece dress, as reported by Harry G Stone based on Morria Aron. Underwear sales decline as steam heat and hobble skirts erase petticoats ending three decades of heavy underlayers.
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Harry G. Stone
Harry
Stone
Morria Aron
Fifth Avenue
Edita
Blame Two For Loss Of Seven On Chessakee
A coroner's jury in Vancouver assigns responsibility for seven deaths from the Chessakee sinking at the Van Anda wharf to Chief Stewart George Booth and Head Freight Clerk Gilbert Vaux for failing to promptly warn sleeping passengers.
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Vancouver
B. C
Chessakee
van Anda Wharf
Texada Island
Here
Stewart George Booth
Gilbert Vaux
Belgian Deputy Repeats Oratory Annual Speech for 13 Years
In Brussels on January 22, M. D. Andrimony, a Belgian chamber member famed for consular service debates, pressed for a reorganization as the foreign minister noted the speech matched last year. He replied that he has delivered it word for word annually for 13 years, and no one had noticed.
Tailor Made Clothing Sale Ad From O Neill Tailors
The O Neil Tailors offer reduced prices in a display ad on page 3 of today's Star. Seattle dressers seek high grade work at notable reductions and Star Want Ads promise surprising results. Reach Main 9400 or Elliott 44 or visit The Stag downtown at 229 Union St for details.
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Star
Seattle
Elliott
the Stag
Union St
Bannick’s disappointment over McNames verdict
Chief Bannick called the McNames conviction an unpleasant surprise and said public criticism of the police inflamed minds, hindering a fair jury. Water will be shut off on 38th and 42nd Aves from Andeover Street to Conover Way on January 23 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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McNames
Bannick
38Th
42Nd Aves. S
Ande Over St
Conover Way
University Regents Grant N P School Lands Free
The University Regents finalized a compromise with the Northern Pacific railroad granting an 80 foot strip through campus. Attorneys assessing the claim say the railroad has no right to school lands and could be removed from the campus if challenged.
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University Regents
N. P
University
Northern Pacific Railroad
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