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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1916

Page

14

Million Dollar Suit Rocks San Diego Mayor Case

San Diego July 7 One of the strangest court cases in local history arose as Sheriff Conklin wired Tacoma officers to arrest former mayor William Carlson who sued Maxwell Motor Company for 1 000 000 damages over his son William Carlson Jr s death in an auto race Carlson is under indictment on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses and disappeared two years ago The suit followed a grand jury probe into his real estate activities

San Diego Conklin Tacoma William Carlson Maxwell Motor Company Carlson Carigan

Seattle Women's Club to aid Red Cross for Guardsmen families

Members of the Seattle Women's Commercial Club voted to assist the Red Cross in helping families of National Guard men serving with the colors. The decision reflects local civic support for service members and their households during ongoing duties.

Seattle Women's Commercial Club Red Cross National Guardsmen

Convicted Killer Dies in Electric Chair in Trenton

Amil Swentamin, 30, sentenced for the murder of John Boston, an elderly recluse of Farmingdale, died in the electric chair in Trenton after being acquitted two weeks earlier of another murder of Jane Acker, also an elderly recluse near Farmingdale.

Trenton N. J Amil Swentamin John Boston Farmingdale Swentamin Boston Jane Acker

Dollar Princesses Pay War Taxes For English Nobility

American heiresses who married English peers will contribute about 1 billion dollars to Britain's war expenses. The chancellor imposes a 1.75 tax on incomes over 100,000 dollars, with Astor and other high rollers facing large sums. Notable figures include Consuelo Vanderbilt, the duchess of Roxburghe, and Lily-Mammersly, with heirs like Mrs Ogden Mills also affected.

Mary Boyle O'Reilly London Eng America England Johnny Bull Madame la Multi Astor Vanderbilt Countess of Craven Bradley Martino Lady Decies Vivian Gould Lady Craven Consuelo Vanderbilt Duke of Marlborough Duchess of Manchester Helen Zimmerman Lily Mammersly Countess of Essex Adele Grant Patt Minnie Stephens Ogden Mills George Cavendish William B. Leeds John Bull William Leeds

Insane Man Charged With Murder In Spokane Milling Store Owner Death

Spokane July 7 Alphonson Pansiera is jailed on murder charges for the Thursday shooting of Theo dore Tobiason proprietor of a millinery store after a dispute over alleged insanity and a $6000 debt.

Spokane Alphonson Pansiera Theodore Tobiason Pansiera

New American Ambassador in Russia Reshapes Embassy Image

David Ro Francia, former Missouri governor, arrives as ambassador to Russia and eschews formalities. He cuts red tape, invites Americans to visit, and turns the embassy into an open hub for plain, practical service, gaining favor with the czar and czarina.

Philip Simms United Press Petrograd June Lee Hy Mail David KK. Francia Missouri Russia Myron T. Herrick France Herrick Europe Am Dassador Franklin David Ro Francia Hiehan Furntatskaya Americana Amirks

Cigar Tip Sparks Debate From Uncle Joe Cannon

Uncle Joe Cannon claims the real secret to a good cigar is lighting it at the wrong end since the last half tastes best. He suggests starting with this method to enjoy the final smoke.

Uncle Joe Cannon

Confessions of a Wife continuation in hardship turn

The narrator describes a lawyer’s meeting to settle her father’s debts by surrendering the house and its furnishings. She learns life insurance may not pay if self harm is involved and contemplates a future unmarried and independent despite possessing many talents.

Rachel

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