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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1913
Page
3
Arthur A. Beck sues Phil K. Gordon alleging Gordon seduced Becks wife Lillian and constante ardent attentions. Beck claims Gordon hypnotized Lillian into a kiss and filed a blackmail charge in Oakland on July 30.
Receiver Scott Calhoun refused to commit on whether bondholders of the Seattle Renton and Southern will accept 1.2 million or demand 1.49 million for the line. He said Public Ownership league terms for city purchase are unfavored and noted possible withdrawal of transfer rights if the S R & S franchise is invalidated, depending on a Supreme Court ruling years away.
A list of film showings at multiple venues through Sunday including The Mighty Hunters Jealousy Trail Tom Blake's Redemption at The Circuit and several other features at Black Cat Dream Melbourne and Colonial Theatres with two reels and weekly shorts.
The University of Washington baseball team will face a Japanese selection in Seattle on August 23 and 25 in two exhibition games at Dugdale's park. The matches aim to raise funds for player uniforms, with Graduate Manager Harr arranging negotiations.
Senora Maria Louisa Sanchez and her army captain father go on trial in Madrid for the murder of wealthy suitor Jalon who vanished after a planned wedding. Bones found at their home tied to multiple disappearances of young men with money in their pockets.
Paris reports President Raymond Poincare will visit King Alphonso in Madrid in November to reciprocate the Spanish monarch’s May visit to France. Observers say the exchange may aim to strengthen ties among Spain, France and Britain ahead of a broader alliance.
Columbus announces the prisoner pay law will start August 1. About 2700 inmates at the Columbus penitentiary will earn 3 cents per hour for shop and office work. Wages will be sent to families or saved for the prisoner until release.
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