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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1915

Page

1

Kaiser Will Not Expect Break in Submarine War

Berlin authorities quoted By Carl W Ackerman report that Germany refuses to suspend submarine warfare despite American notes. Under Secretary Zimmerman said two great nations can differ without breaking relations and that firmness is needed. He indicated adjustment remains possible but no decision on further steps has been made. Officials warn Americans against travel on belligerent ships.

United Press Great Britain Berlin Hague Germany Zimmerman America Foreign Office United States Hoyne Pederson Perme Horne

East disaster inquest reveals ball room crowd on Eastland

Testimony from Robert More and Hoffman details the Eastland inquest findings. Witnesses describe the ball room packed with women and children as the steamer listed and sunk into the Chicago River. Authorities raise nets to recover bodies and work on hull clearance continues as officials discuss licensing and steamer capacity.

Eastland Chicago Robert More Hoffman Eat See Wells Randolph Western Ave

Steak hidden under potato causes surprise tip

A waiter asks about a piece of steak found under a potato. The large man explains he moved the potato by chance and exposed the steak, prompting amusement in the exchange.

Everybody's Magazine

Boy 19 Marries 40 Year Old Wife Seeks Divorce

Fred Schneider, age 19, sues for divorce from his wife America Schneider, 40, claiming she left him and took his $10,000 inheritance. They wed in Albany, Oregon, on August 5, 1900, when he was 19 and she was 40.

Fred Schneider America Schneider Superior Court Albany Ore

Eight Miners Die in United Coal Mine Explosion

An explosion in United Coal Co. No 1 mine near Christopher July 27 killed eight miners and fatally burned eight others. About a hundred others were injured as around 300 men were at work in the shaft when the blast occurred.

Christopher United Coal Co Here

Redfield Arrives for Investigation into Eastland Disaster

Chicago July 27 Secretary of Commerce Redfield arrived to oversee probe into the Eastland disaster saying no official incompetence will be assumed and none will be pardoned He will confer with local federal officials as six investigations under city county state and federal authorities proceed today

Chicago Redfield Eastland

Crippling Regulation of Utilities Endangers City Rates

Chairman Reynolds of the public service commission declares no valuation of Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Co. property will be made this year or next due to insufficient legislative appropriations. He says the commission cannot continue regulating city utilities and advises against reducing utilities office staff.

Chas. A. Reynolds Public Service Commission Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Co Reynolds Traction Company Duwamish Seattle Electric Co Seattle Fleche Co Reynolda City Utilities Office

Great to Be Cop in Frisco What

San Francisco authorities declare that a policeman may drive to work in his own car or be chauffeured, easing rules for officers who own vehicles. The police commission states ownership should not invite objections.

Frisco San Francisco The San Francisco Police Commission

One Killed and Five Hurt in Seattle Railroad Accident

Eleftherios Kaliores, 28, of 118 Fourth Ave S, was killed when a rail derrick on a work train struck the Gar filed bridge in Seattle. Five others were injured, two seriously, as the car sped about 18 mph under the bridge Tuesday noon. Witnesses included Tom Dayton and L M Anderson. Kaliores died en route to the city hospital.

Eleftherios Kaliores Fourth Ave. S Great Northern Garfield Bridge Tom Dayton Kaliores Wm. Regis George Kordivas Peter Paulaus Dayton L L. M. Anderson Anderson Yeslerway Greece

Three Girls In Flesh Tights At Alki Beach

Rumor swirls around Alki Beach as three young women allegedly wore flesh tinted silk tights while swimming. Manager F H Newell denies the scene, saying only one piece suits with skirts are allowed and that such outfits are not permitted.

Alki F. H. Newell Newell

Atlantic war ships from the Atlantic fleet visit San Diego harbor

The battleships Missouri Wisconsin and Ohio sail from the South to anchor in San Diego tonight. On board are 864 midshipmen from Annapolis along with officers and crews, visiting the coast for the first time since Admiral Rob Evans's famous voyage.

San Diego

Kissometer aids fathers in tracking daughters

In Styestown Pennsylvania on July 27 Joshua Reeves, a father of three daughters, announces a kiss resonator device he invented to help fathers learn what their daughters are doing.

Styestown Joshua Reeves

Special Mastrola Talking Machine Offer

A special introductory offer on the Mastrola talking machine appears on page 3. Eilers Talking Machine Co. promotes a low price with easy terms and a wide selection of records, promising real enjoyment for the investment.

Eilers Talking Machine Co Mastrola

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