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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1917

Page

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Seattle Woman Hurt in Ohio Wreck

Seattle residents contribute to a Northwest push to fund a tourist differential case. Attorney Reynolds is targeted to travel to Washington to counter Southern Pacific appeals as Portland and Seattle seek $5,000 within 24 hours. Local supporters include Washington hotel and Seattle Taxicab Co contributions.

Seattle Ohio Senate Sen. Cummins Northwest Charles A. Reynolds Washington, D. C Southern Pacific Portland

Train Crash Near Cleveland Leaves One Dead

A Nickel Plate passenger train ran through an open switch and collided with a freight train near Cleveland. Engineer Edward Hawker of Conneaut, Ohio, was killed. Mrs. Molile Larkin of Seattle was among the injured. The wreck occurred as the passenger train from New York to Cleveland separated on impact. hospital reports later lacked names and details of victims. The incident followed a separate Pennsylvania line derailment near Old City with unclear victim details.

Cleveland, O New York Cleveland Edward Hawker Conneaut Obi Mra Molile Larkin Seattle Mra Molile G. Larkin Nickel Plate Railroad Howell St City Clintieville Pennsylvania Railroad Old City

Seattle Chamber backs state funding in passenger differential case

The Seattle Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club endorsed a state legislative plan to appropriate 19000 for all necessary costs to pursue the passenger differential case to a finish. The proposal was to cover travel and related expenses, but the larger appropriation was withdrawn, leaving only a 1200 traveling expense request from Attorney General Tanner on the table.

Northwest Seattle Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club State Public Service Commission Tanner

Grand jury probe on booze graft nears indictments

After four hours of deliberation the federal grand jury reported no indictments to Judge Neterer. More witnesses remain to be heard and the Billingsleys are expected to testify again as jurors prepare to vote on major indictments. District Attorney Clay Allen and AAG Clarence L. Reames were present much of the morning.

Neterer Federal Grand Jury Boozegraft Federal C.J. Mullen Fred Billingsley Roy Alden Times Clay Allen Clarence L. Reames George Vanderveer Billingsleys Gill Corridora

Advertising Columns Highlight Variety and Prices

The Star notes that advertising columns reveal much of modern life from price cuts to new styles and materials. Ads offer interesting insights and deserve careful attention for their evolving content.

the Star

Leak Probers Go Home When Work Is Slow

The house note leak committee adjourned to Washington to resume later as it postponed work due to slow progress in obtaining stock exchange records. The panel asked the exchange to provide information in a quicker, more useful form to speed up returns.

Carl D. Groat United Press New York House Washington Stock Exchange

Howard Hanson Ejected From Senate Floor

In Olympia on January 24 the Senate debated the home rule drive to extend municipal utilities beyond city limits. After the Iverson bill was amended, Howard Hanson, a home rule advocate, was hustled from the floor by the sergeant at arms as Nichola’s amendment to empower cities passed 25 to 14.

Olympia Seattle Tacoma Senate Iverson Public Utilities Committee Nichola Howard Hanson League of Municipalities Groff Spokane Hanson Jones Nichols Landon Davis

Man Narrowly Buried In Building Ditch Rescue

Angelo Del Gazza and J. B. Yeates were digging a sewer connection when Yeates near the ditch edge caused a cavern that buried Del Gazza. Yeates quickly dug him out. Del Gazza was uninjured.

Angelo del Gazza J. B. Yeates Yeates del Gazza

Bank Bandits Held After Plans Fail

Prosecutor Lundin grilled Frank Wilson and Floyd Matthews in Ballardon suspicion of near bank and train robberies. They claimed the bank plan started as a joke and they backed out, while detectives watched their movements and found weapons. The two were arrested Tuesday and faced formal charges as officers traced their failed schemes near the Scandinavian American bank and the Olympian train.

Lundin Floyd Matthews Wilson Frank Wilson Lloyd Matthews Ballard Ralph Olim

Two Teens Arrested After Joy Ride Across States

Frank Butts 17 and Jimmie Simmons 17 seized a car from Frank K Caster of Armour Co in Seattle. They fled toward California before being stopped in Salem Oregon. King County sheriff deputy Julian Von Gerste returned with the youths on Wednesday.

Frank K. Caster Armour & Co Seattle Athletic Club California Salem Ore King County Julian von Gerste

Germans Victory Reported on Romanian Front

Berlin dispatch notes successful German progress in Romania with the north bank of the St George near Tulcea as the area where Tulcea was abandoned in the latest official statement.

Romania the St. George Tulcea

Polly of the Hospital Staff starts Monday in new novel serial

The Star announces a six installment serial Polly of the Hospital Staff beginning Monday and ending Saturday. The paper invites readers to subscribe to reach over 60,000 daily subscribers. A home delivery offer is included for those not yet subscribing.

Polly

Suffrage leaders applaud Wilson in praise of peace plan

Washington reports that Mrs. Walter McNab Miller and Miss Alice Paul hailed the presidents call for a league to enforce peace. They align suffragists with the governed, noting women's sacrifices in war and urging equal rights and duties in the new world order.

Washington Walter McNab Miller National Woman's Suffrage Association Alice Paul Congressional Union For Woman Suffrage

Nurses to form public health corps in Seattle

A corps of trained nurses will be established in Seattle to safeguard public health under the National Organization of Public Health Nursing. Miss Mary Be. t, secretary of the National, outlined the plan to club women and citizens at the Frye Hotel, awaiting approval.

Seattle National Organization of Public Health Nursing Frye Hotel Mary BE. T B& Jonal

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