Morning Court Teems With Tears and Tiny Theater
A Seattle court session features a blend of drama and humor as Tacoma actors Herbert Welsh Roy La Mare and Victor Seeley perform a street scene. Police arrest George St George for wilful idleness. a sobbing wife testifies about domestic abuse. several youths face fines and bail adjustments in a bustling day at the court.
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Tacoma
Herbert Welsh
Roy la Mare
Victor Seeley
Boya
Ma Jewaki
Yellowstone
Seeley
South Tacoma
Raising of A-7 Submarine in Plymouth Harbor
In Plymouth England on January 22 salvage crews began raising submarine A-7 using a salvage lighter. Divers cannot stay under more than 25 minutes, so operations proceed by relay hawsers as the vessel lies about 200 feet deep and deeply buried in sand. A large crowd watched the slow process as the sub is to be floated on rafts and towed ashore once freed.
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Plymouth
England
Ten serious typhoid cases left in Centralia
Deputy Health Officer Dr. H. P. Madison reports only ten typhoid cases remain serious in Centralia. On Wednesday, 125 homes where the disease existed were disinfected.
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Centralia
H. P. Madison
Get Rid of Pimples Quick With Stuart's Calcium Wafers
An advertisement promotes Stuart's Calcium Wafers as a blood purifier to clear pimples and skin blemishes. It claims impurities travel in the blood, with rapid bodily circulation, promising a fresher complexion and ruby red color as impurities vanish. Sold by druggists for 60 cents a box.
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Stuart
Aviator Charles K. Hamilton Dies at Home
Charles K. Hamilton 34, a leading American aviator, died suddenly at his New York home 225 West 109th Street. He earned fame for flying from Governor's Island to Philadelphia and back in under a day in 1910. Death attributed to a hemorrhage. wife awoke to groans and called for aid but he was pronounced dead on arrival.
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New York
Charles K. Hamilton
W. 109Th St
Hamilton
Governor's Island
Philadelphia
War over timber claim escalates as Ross clan faces warrants
Mrs Margaret Ross sues 11 settlers she accuses of driving her from a North River timber claim. In a related matter Mrs Vanderpool swears warrants against Earl and Frank Ross for assault and battery. Each defendant posted $1,000 bail. Cases set for next Wednesday.
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South Bend
Margaret Ross
North River
Mra. Ross
Vanderpool
Man Denies Past Identity in Ravensdale Habeas Case
Mike Zilinski seeks a writ of habeas corpus before Judge Mackintosh denying a 16 year old murder confession and asserting mistaken identity. He says he used the alias Frank Barlske and claims Ravensdale authorities will forward the alleged confession.
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Frank Barlske
Ravensdale
Mike Zilinski
Mackintosh
Barliske
North Central High seniors drop open front regalia at commencement
Spokane January 22. Commencement exercises at North Central high school will not be a full dress affair as the senior class votes against the open front regalia.
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Spokane
Wash
North Central High School
Correction on Chorus Director at Hippodrome Concert
The Star corrects a misstatement showing W. H. Donley directed the People's chorus, not David F. Davies. Donley has drilled the chorus for months for Tuesday night's premier while Prof. Davies led the Mendelssohn male chorus in the same program.
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David F. Davies
People
Hippodrome
W. H. Donley
Donley
Prof. Davies
Worley Campaign Ambitions Highlighted by Movie Tour
George B Worley running for mayor stacks his platform into a black and white chart then broadcasts it in two Seattle theatres including the Orpheum He craves to show residents the true conditions and potential efficient administration while the moving picture tour documents local issues gathered across the city The candidate claims to present direct evidence to voters through film and charts.
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George B Worley
Worley
George
Seattle
Orpheum
Brisk Debate Set On Seattle Power Site Study
A Municipal League meeting at Good Kata cafeteria will discuss the special committee's adverse report on Seattle power site possibilities. The committee reported again at the Lake Cushman site.
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Seattle
Municipal League
Lake Cushman
Gunmen clash as police hunt feared NYC killer gang
In New York the search for the killer known as Gyp the Blood continues as gang violence erupts with six men raiding Felix Seharoff and Edward McDonald saloons. Police corner the suspects on Tallman Street, capturing four after gunfire.
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New York
East Side
Gyp the
Thomas Murphy
Dopey Benney
Fein
Lower East Side
Brooklyn
Felix Seharoff
Edward McDonald
Tallman Street
Ed Garrison
James Dever
Thomas Montague
John O'Neill
Recallers Plan Saturday Meeting on Hamilton Recall
After forming a temporary campaign committee with R. M. White as chairman and Business Agent McConnaughy as secretary, recall organizers met in the Labor Temple Tuesday night to push the effort against Commissioner Hamilton. A general public meeting is set for Saturday evening and recall petitions will be printed and circulated.
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R. M. White
McConnaughy
Electrical Union
Labor Temple
Hamilton
Harrisburg Fails to Meet Inhabitants Threshold for Incorporation
County commissioners deny repetition of citizens for Harrisburg incorporation after finding population at 250, well below the 800 minimum required by law. The ruling blocks the incorporation effort and prevents pursuing the petition further.
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Harrisburg
Puget Sound Traction Announces $7 Million Bonds
The Puget Sound Traction Light and Power Co plans a $7,000,000 bond issue to fund improvements and extensions in Seattle for 1914 and retire short term notes due next month. The five year bonds were purchased by Lee Higginson Co through Stone Webster's Boston office.
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Seattle
Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Co
Lee Higginson & Co
Boston
Stone & Webster Corporation
Wood Addresses Spiritual Significance of Social Movement
Judge W. D. Wood candidate for mayor spoke on the spiritual significance of the new social movement. He presented the address during a Methodist Brotherhood discussion at the Good Eats cafeteria on Wednesday night, the final meeting in a series.
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New Social Movement
W. D. Wood
Methodist Brotherhood
Good Eats
Wedgesday Night
Women Help In Y W C A Brick Campaign In Seattle
Prominent Seattle women have contributed nearly 4000 dollars to furnish rooms in the new Y W C A home. Donors may have a name plate placed in the building. Mrs Frank Thomas Smith leads the brick selling brigade as 9500 bricks are sold at one dollar each with memberships for girls issued on certificates.
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Seattle
Mra
Frank Thomas Smith
Western Mille Co Formed With $10 Million Capital
The Western Mille Co announces its formation with a capital stock of $10,000,000. Eastern and Western investors are backing the enterprise, filed as articles of incorporation in Olympia. Construction of buildings is planned for spring and mills will be located near reliable water and land transport in the Sound country to produce lumber and timber by products.
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Western Mille Co
Eastern
Western
Olym
Sound Country
Crescent Oil to Drill on Grand Mound Prairie
Rush drilling work begins as Crescent Oil, which has leased 10,000 acres on Grand Mound prairie, plans two ten hour shifts for its crew.
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Centralia
Crescent Oil Company
Grand Mound Prairie
Mantell Stages Merchant of Venice and Macbeth
Theatergoers enjoyed Robert B. Mantell in two Shakespearean plays at Moore yesterday. The matinee presented The Merchant of Venice with Mantell’s vivid Shylock and the night show featured Macbeth, amid disagreeable weather but strong audience interest.
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Robert B. Mantell
Moore
Playhouse
Mr. Mantell
Mantell
Hair Growth Claim From Home Remedy
A prominent St. Louis woman reports hair growth of four to five inches after using a simple home mixture. The formula blends bay rum glycerine water and Barbo Compound, applied to the scalp two to three times weekly to encourage growth, reduce dandruff, prevent shedding, and darken gray hair.
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St. Louis
Lome
Macbeths Pleasure Echoed By Mantel In Seattle
An older actor famed in Seattle takes the stage in Macbeth delivering a strong performance. A note mentions the same performer is known for King Lear and will be seen tonight in that production.
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Reputar
Mr. Mantel
Seattle
King Lear
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