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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1914
Page
2
Chairman Slater admonishes Tilikums to press Seattle Electric Co. on past aid. The 8. EB. Co. funded last year, but declined to contribute as plans abandoned the Potlatch. Tilikums hissed at the report and urged members to hold the company to its pledge.
A fragmentary line recalls a funeral moment where words of comfort and lasting kindness mirror a life remembered. The quotation hints at the futility of past desires and the solace found in condolence.
New York authorities receive a letter supporting the tale told by a young widow alleging involvement of men in trafficking women. The document adds weight to the widow's accusations and prompts further investigation by police and officials.
Assistant District Attorney Martin releases a Portland letter supporting Mrs. Della Hansom’s account of being drugged and abducted from one resort to another. He says five other young women will testify and notes arrests of seven men in the matter, tying to a vice investigation following the Rosenthal murder.
In Olympia on July 9, Lucy Case announces backers will press the fight in court after a preliminary check shows the fishing tax measure short by a few hundred signatures of the 31,836 required. Other petitions meet the quota but withdrawal and invalid signatures may keep all measures off the ballot as legal battles loom.
Crowded stores force relocation of all stock from rooms 1418 1420 and 1422 to Room No 1422 on Third Ave. The move encompasses Starr MacPherson high grade clothing Tacoma stock Smith Hendrickson shoe stock and vast dry goods from the Chicago Milwaukee Saint Paul R R claim department.
The note describes urgent clearance of stock for Chauncey Wright's Cafe. Edwin C. Burt, Harry H. Gray, Foster's and Laird Schoeber & Co. Shoes for women, plus ladies' suits dresses and all kinds of dry goods are to be unloaded immediately.
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