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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1913
Page
10
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An advertisement touts ZEMO as an instant itch and rash remedy for eczema and related skin conditions. It claims guaranteed relief after first use with money back, cites scalp itching dandruff and other ailments, and lists mailing options from Landau Choek and Bult Co in St Louis Missouri.
Attorney General McReynolds announced the government’s antitrust action to dissolve the Pacific coast telephone monopoly led by American Telephone and Telegraph Co. The suit, filed in Portland, seeks to force relinquishment of control over independent lines including the Seattle Independent Telephone Co and Home Telephone Co of Puget Sound. If dissolution fails, a receiver may be appointed.
A reception at the Good Hata Cafeteria Thursday night honored Joe Smith for his loyal and selfless public service. Mayor Cotterill, H. C. Pigott, Ole Hanson, Mrs Bettin ger, Prof. J. C. Herbaman, Charles S. Gleason and others spoke, praising Smith as a steadfast friend to the community.
A exhausted mother, previously supporting three children on scarce resources, was among the first to receive a mothers pension in Judge Frater's court. She will obtain 25 dollars a month with 15 dollars for one child and 5 dollars for each additional child under 15, as part of ongoing hearings with 25 applications filed.
A Spanish American War Veterans group withdraws objections after a mayoral briefing on the play The Colonel and His Friends by Bunday. They agree to omit May Day riot references, with Hulet M. Wells limiting mentions of Col. Blethen and the trial. Meanwhile, ten baseball bookies face continued cases to October 15.
The appeal between H. C. Gordon and C. E. Cunningham reaches the supreme court. Judge Humphries delivers a lengthy morning eulogy arguing he is not influenced by others in pending cases. A Black Hand letter, signed in ink, warns of threats to the judge, while a private interview confirms small political contributions amid a nonpartisan candidacy.
Secretary of State Ryan returned to duty as factions in Mexico watch Washington. The Mexican colony approves Wilson's mediation plan and sees a likely successful conclusion. A conference among Ambassador Wilson Fryan and Wilson is set, with Kohn Lamb of Terre Haute to be sent to Mexico as the American representative.
Republic Kansas July 25 Thirty one years ago Ora Fiegins was cutting bands for a threshing machine when the platform collapsed and a knife blade shattered. A fragment remained in his tongue and he later developed a facial growth. Doctors removed a three fourths inch piece of the blade during surgery.
Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show has been disbanded with no remaining dates this season as the receiver assumes control in Denver. The Treasury reports over seven billion dollars handled in cash for the year with accounts balanced. A Chicago schoolgirl awakens to a railroad car entering her bedroom during a crash. Funeral services for Pete Lalanne will be held at St. Alphonsus church with survivors listed. A movie adaptation features toothache for a convention.
Dispatches from Shanghai Canton and Nan king report President Yuan Shi Kai facing a rebellion likely to cripple his rule or dismember the republic. Seven southern republics with a population of 150 million are said to be in open revolt.
A dense list shows prices for sofa crackers, cocoa, peanut butter, butter milk, ham, veal, olives, grapes, maple syrup, pickles, sausages, and more. Mentions Washington creamery butter and bulk staples with special Saturday prices. Notes two events: The Colonel and His Friends at Moore Theatre on July 27 and Swedish Singers annual festival at Fortuna Park on Sunday July 27 with transit to Leschi Park.
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