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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1915
Page
9
A compact grocery ad lists green peas two pounds large cucumbers priced per unit summer squash and head lettuce two for a sale. The fragment shows a typical market lineup highlighting produce items for shoppers.
A jumble of notes reports a motorbike crash near Cushman Indian School injuring Frank Sanders and his wife, a North Yakima burglary with partial insurance coverage, legal fines for Arthur MacLennan over contempt, and various civic items. Also notes on shipping, church events, wills, and obituaries including Brig. Gen. W E Dougherty and John Scurry.
Washington July 16 On his westward trip former Secretary of State William J Bryan was asked if he regarded the Baltimore platform one term plank as binding on President Wilton He replied he would not discuss the matter but hinted his view could be found in a Michigan speech in which he said a man who violates a platform pledge is no better than one who embezzles funds
The state legislative commission on education reviewed the university on Thursday and will continue its work today. A gathering tonight in the YMCA auditorium will feature Dr. Suzzallo, university president, announcing his general policy.
San Francisco reports that Chinese capitalists may purchase Pacific Mail Steamship liners to form a Chinese transpacific service. Feng Sui of Canton travels to New York to discuss with Pacific Mail manager R P Schwerin as all ships are reportedly for sale. China seeks a domestic transpacific line amid Japanese space reservations for subsidized shippers.
Governor Walsh of Massachusetts and his party spent several hours in Portland en route to the exposition in San Francisco. The Massachusetts society hosted a dinner in his honor during the stop last night.
Mary Boyle O Reilly describes London after a year of conflict where civilians adapt. Strands of normal life persist while wartime restraint, new respect for service members, and shared hardship shape daily scenes from Piccadilly to tea shops. The piece blends personal moments with a broader social shift.
Rep Albert Johnson announces a plan to add a $2 entrance fee for Mount Rainier National Park. He criticizes the current single-season fee as unfair to tourists making only one visit.
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