Star Defends Thomson Moore Council Candidacy Amid Rumors
The Star rejects rumors that Reginald H. Thomson and Judge W. H. Moore are not fit for the Seattle council citing past public service. It urges clear proof if their loyalty has shifted and calls for solid information rather than suspicion. News tersely shifts to Governor Craig and Greece amid unrelated national matters.
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Absolve If To Yourself and Hidden Letters on Marriage
A fragment from a column discusses moral responsibility, self confession, and the idea that sins are personal debts to pay with love. It references privacy, marital issues, and guidance on handling disputes, urging education of questionable behavior and caution in interpersonal trust. A reader asks about property and marriage law, with advice that community property may be sold but requires legal accounting.
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Snow Expected With Cold Northeasterly Winds
Three inches of snow forecast to start the week as Weather Guy Salisbury predicts more flurries. Colder winds from the northeast push temperatures down with the thermometer at 25 and falling at 8 a m. A L Kempster superintendent of Seattle's unheated street car system remains reachable at home Capitol 960 and office Matin 9900.
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Gillies Trial Resumes After Stone Confession
In Olympia on January 24 the Gillies trial for the industrial insurance commission was set to reopen before Superior Judge Mitchell after Frank Stone known as the Portland Kid confessed to forging thousands of dollars in claims. Gillies defense notes Stone's admissions complicate their case and alter the anticipated proceedings.
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Olympia
Frank
Portland Kid
President of U. P. seriously hurt after fall on ice
Omaha Jan 24 President A L Mohler of the Union Pacific railroad regained consciousness at 1 am after 20 hours of unconsciousness from a fall on the ice while skating. Doctors feared brain concussion due to the long unconscious period, but said he will recover.
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A L., Mohler
Union Pacific Railroad
Yale drama ruling bans male impersonation in plays
Dean Frederick H. Jones announces a ruling prohibiting Yale men from impersonating women or girl characters more than once in plays by the Yale Dramatic Association. The policy limits cross gender casting during productions at Yale.
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Dean Frederick
Jones
Yale
Yale Dramatic Association
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