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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1916
Page
3
A severe storm followed a season's heat wave in Chicago causing disruptions as five people died. The day brought extreme heat elsewhere with Phoenix Arizona recording 106 degrees as the hottest in the nation. A new portable metal garage is advertised for sale by the foot.
Police hunt two men who fled after their car struck John Minker at 2:20 am near Broadway and Pine in Seattle. Minker, employed by Seattle Electric, was bruised. car license 42601 is registered to Waterhouse Sands Motor Company, according to police.
James Y C Kellogg a Republican candidate for Congress plans to file a superior court complaint to halt county voting machines in the upcoming primaries September 12 The issue centers on the machines failing to register both first and second choice votes when four or more candidates run Kellogg argues this defect invalidates ballots while county officials say a method exists to capture both choices Kellogg will ask the court to bar machine use until corrected The county bought 200 machines last year The report also notes Ole Hanson of Seattle backing Henry Melrose McBride a progressive Republican with McBride supporters active in Spokane and a lunch for him at the Davenport Women organized in his favor The piece ends with John E Ballaine a Republican candidate for Congress set to speak at the Seattle Commercial Club Friday noon about the Alaska railroad and related issues The meeting is open to the public
This notice urges that teeth impact overall health and digestion. It promises high quality dental care from registered dentists, with low prices, and a guarantee signed by the operator and L R Clark, DD, owner. It stresses extensive experience and protection for patient satisfaction.
A dense recap shows Nallaine addressing a Green Lake gathering. Geo W Hill presiding. C D Murane to speak at Elke temple. Mrs Gladys Baxter elected temporary chair of the King County Women’s Hughes club. Dr C C Tiffin and Dr W H Corson campaigning for coroner at multiple venues. women Democratic club members praised for backing Wilson. Akron youth Donald Stents spent five dollars to rescue his dog from the pound.
Advert describes Zemo as a powerful remedy for eczema pimples black heads rash tetter and related skin diseases. Claims rapid relief with a small amount applied and antiseptic non greasy non staining formula from druggists. Cleveland brand name emphasized.
Treasury officials say when the final $490 million of gold from Great Britain arrives the United States will hold more gold coin and bullion than any three countries. The current shipments settle a trade balance, and as of July 1 total U S gold in the country stood at about $2.43 billion, exceeding the holdings of any two other nations.
The school board on Wednesday ordered the establishment of industrial centers in Colman York Jefferson and West Queen Anne districts, bringing total districts to 15. Dr Ira C Brown was authorized to appoint a nurse for each district.
The Consumers' League will hold a business and social meeting at the Chamber of Commerce Friday at 2 p.m. The event aims to discuss local consumer concerns and network with members.
The DeLay Sales Company, Northwest distributor for Frantz Premier Electric Cleaners, reports selling over 3,000 units in Seattle in recent years. They operate from 420 Union Street with multiple vehicles and a service department. Frantz Premier in Cleveland, Ohio, is described as the world’s largest maker of vacuum cleaners, manufacturing 500+ units daily on 300,000 square feet of floor space. The store runs a 10 day free trial and offers easy terms plus a $3.60 electric iron as a special inducement to customers.
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