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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1916

Page

1

Seattle business leaders urge mass meeting on tourist rates

Citizens and business leaders call for attendance at a Tuesday noon mass meeting at the American theatre. Quotes from C A Reynolds O C Graves and Robert Boyns emphasize the issue as a business matter and urge unity against proposed tourist rate changes.

Seattle C. A. Reynolds State Public Service Commission O. C. Graves Cheasty’s Robert Boyns Seattle Commercial Club

Otto Case Gets a Load Off his Chest

Commercial Club secretary points out a small flaw in the consolidation terms urged by the Chamber of Commerce. See page 8.

Otto Case Commercial Club Chamber of Commerce

Hot Shots Fired by Erickson Gill at City Hall

The item attacks Mayor Gill over light rate cuts and city finances. It alleges improper deals on the Renton line, a $3 million net to Crawford and allies, and accuses Gill of shifting blame for water and pipeline work while noting past stances on taxes, tuberculosis funding, and liquor and suffrage issues.

Erickson Gill Meayor Gill Renton Aasis Crawford Gill R. H. Thomson Dam Dr. Matthews Susan B Anthony Henry George Traction Company Chamber of Commerce Renick Puget Sound Traction Company 2Rd Ave Seattle

Erickson Responds as Open Forum Sparks Mayoral Race

Councilman Erickson submits a pep through The Star replying to Mayor Gill and defending his tax and rate claims. Austin Griffiths also set to speak Monday with sharp remarks. He references ordinance numbers and asserts Gill misstates tax reductions and the Renick law, urging proof of city actions.

Star Erickson Ayor Gill Austin E. Griffiths Gill P.S the Star Council Seattle Renick Ballard

Lundin Responds To Hodge Poem In War Of Words

Prosecutor Lundin defended his hard line on liquor law enforcement after Sheriff Hodge penned a cutting verse. Lundin dismissed the poem as an outburst and pledged warrants when liquor sale is suspected. He noted talks with Anti Saloon League ally Kirkpatrick and set February 3 for a hearing on ownership of seized liquor from the Rai ner club raid.

Lundin Hodge Beatrice Fairfax L. B. Kirkpatrick Anti-Saloon League Sam Kirkpatrick Rainier Club

Felix Crane Sentenced to 2.5 to 5 Years at Walla Walla

Felix Crane, dubbed the goat of the mighty and called the negro boss of Seattle, is sentenced to two and a half to five years at Walla Walla. Prosecutor Lundin offered clemency if Crane named higher-ups, but Crane remained silent. The judge gave the minimum term Friday.

Felix Crane Walla Walla Lundin Crane Seattle Gilliam

Register Now to Vote in Seattle City Election

Seventeen days remain including today to register by February 10. Books at the Prefontaine building close Saturday night at 9 p m. Over 41,000 have registered, with more than twice that many voters in Seattle still eligible.

Prefontaine Seattle

Oregon City Man Jailed After Lunch Dispute

A domestic argument in Oregon City ends with Ambrose Gestai jailed after a dispute over hard boiled eggs. He told his wife eggs were too expensive for their daughter's lunch. A scuffle followed.

Oregon City

Tides at Seattle Reported

Tides at Seattle issued data show a low of 14.9 feet at 6 50 am and a high of 78 feet at 12 98 pm with 11 8 ft later at 5 28 pm.

Seattle

Mexicans Kill 24th American in El Paso News

Bert Akers, an American cattleman, was killed by Mexican bandits while hunting stolen cattle near San Lorenzo, Mexico. He was with rancher Douglas Lawrence from Ysleta when ambushed at a corraled hut near the church spire of the Mexican hamlet.

EL Paso Bert Akers Akers Douglas Lawrence Ysleta Texas Mexico San Lorenzo

Avalanche Smashes Two Coach Cars. Many Feared Dead

A Great Northern Spokane Owl train derailed by a landslide near Wellton six miles west of Tye Washington. Two coaches and a dining car were hurled into a gulch killing five and injuring several with up to twenty feared dead. Rescue teams from Leavenworth searched debris as telegraph lines failed.

Star Spokane Seattle Wellton Cascade Mountain Horseshoe Tunnel Leavenworth Corea Tye Wellington Here Cascade Tunnel Northwest

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