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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1910

Page

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Gardners Truth On Luncheon Club Denounces Tacoma Convention Plot

The Milican club denounces the state convention plan at Tacoma as illegal and a tool of corporations. Delegates from four northern wards are urged to stay out and oppose a packed convention to nominate supreme court judges.

Nittee Tacoma Supreme Court Milican Club Seattle Repub PMA Refor Eutral Zyne Sam Interbay E. Wgaay Johnson W. H. Plettwit Mama J. A. Lee Republican County Central Committee Central Committee John L. Wilson

Fluffy Ruffles Interviews Adept Miss Kellerman

A playful scene in a dressing room frames Miss Kellerman’s vaudeville life. The interview with Annette Kellerman shrugs into a humorous ending as interruptions derail the planned Q and A while questions cover diving, hair, diabolo, and stage life.

Fluffy Ruffles Annette Kellerman Miss Kellerman Jeffries Johnson Miss Crosier Annette Miss Fluffy Ruffles Miss Keller

Roosevelt Backing Poindexter In Senate Campaign

Washington report cites Col Roosevelt and Rep Poindexter in Oyster Bay lunch. Roosevelt advocates conservation and progressive stance while Poindexter denounces fake stories and reinforces opposition to Cannon-Aldrich policies.

Washington D. C Roosevelt Poindexter Senate Oyster Bay Col. Roosevelt West Bie Gifford Pinchot Taft Hitchcock Col Mr. Poindexter

Tar Day At White City Promises Thrills And Surprises

Marion Lowe recounts a day at White City Madison Park filled with rides and attractions. She describes roller coasters Ferris wheels merry go round and a dance hall with a human roulette wheel offering vivid impressions and a sense of perpetual motion.

Johnson Beats Jeff in Ring to Claim Victory

Will Morris from Reno analyzes the bout noting Johnson as the superior fighter and crediting his win over Jeff. He describes nerves, corner actions, and a decisive late-round knock, citing Corbett and Delaney’s signals and Jeff’s missteps.

Johnson Jeff Corbett Billy Delaney Delaney

Lumber interests plot to back Wilson for Senate

Washington state lumber magnates plan a July 16 Tacoma meeting to unite against Miles Poindexter and likely endorse John L Wilson for the United States Senate. A circular from the Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers association urges unity among timber groups and asks for attendee replies.

Tacoma Miles Poindexter John L. Wilson United States Senate McCormack Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers’ Association Seattice Spokane

Man ends life in Ravenna Park after cutting self with razor

A 60s Scandinavian man, 5 ft 6 in, 175 pounds with brown hair and goatee, killed himself in Ravenna Park this morning. J M P Johnson found a razor with fresh blood, leading to the discovery of the partially clothed body with a pocket knife in his left hand, having bled to death.

Ravenna Park J. M. P. Johnson

To Rent Ad Promotes Quick Tenant Search

The Star urges landlords with vacancies to place a Want ad using the To Rent service. Call Main 9400 or Ind 441 to advertise and attract tenants.

Star

Cut This Out Admits White City Entry On Star Day

A coupon offering five cents admits bearer to White City and to attractions inside the surrounds on Star Day Friday July 15. The fragment notes a promotional event with limited-use access.

White City Theserounds

Roosevelt Invasion Looms In Indiana Politics

Indiana faces a dramatic political clash as Theodore Roosevelt plans a speech tour for Beveridge, with Governor Marshall and John W. Kern likely to counter. insurgent support energizes Beveridge and threatens Democratic leadership in the state. The outcome hinges on Roosevelt’s impact as a reformist force and the ability of Kern and Marshall to curb the rising insurgent wave.

Caltedh Press Indianapolis Ind Theodore Roosevelt Indiana Beveridge Bwana Tumbo Marshall John W. Kern Bryan Col. Roosevelt Roosevelt Thomas Taggert Kern Fairbanks Organization Democratic

Woman Heads Big Teachers Session

Mrs Ella Flagg Young, former Chicago school head, was elected president of the National Education Association. Supporters toppled the administration slate as Dr Z X Snyder of the University of Colorado had been the nominating committee choice. The association includes nearly all teachers nationwide and marks the first serious consideration of a woman for the post.

Bn United Proes Boston Mass Ella Flagg Young Chicago National Association Young Z. X. Snyder University of Colorado

Weekend Weather Outlook With Warm Nights

Fair tonight and Saturday with continued warm temperatures. Light to moderate northwesterly winds are expected through the period.

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