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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1914

Page

5

Kindhearted Judge Gordon Fines Speeders Not Jailbound

The Star notes WDGE Gordon’s approach to speeding drivers, many described as laundry workers earning about $12 a week with families to feed. He says jail would starve their families, arguing leniency is humane. The piece questions wealthier suspects and praises the judge’s compassionate stance.

Wdge Gordon the Star Oreover Johnny Considine Max Mer Star Gordon

Morgan Expose Sparks Call to Find Living Morgans

The article rails at John Pierpont Morgan for wrecking stockholders and dominating finance, and calls for action to curb money kings like Standard Oil and big railroad interests. It urges government scrutiny and a showdown to prevent repeats by future Morgans.

Mormer Mellen Morgan New York, New Haven & Hartford National Capitol King Morgan Standard Oil Co New Haven Gov Standard

Aide to farmers or a bank plan for savings

Ole Hanson outlines a farm friendly bank plan in a North Yakima speech. He criticizes postal savings limits and proposes government loans directly to customers with private banks bypassed. The idea, backed by facts, aims to lower rates and expand deposits.

Farmers’ Bank Ole Hanson United States Senate North Yakima Postal Hanson Exin Ole

Not Criminal and Other Notes from a 19th Century Page

A collage of quirky jokes, names, and anecdotes from a vintage Seattle Star page. The text includes humorous lines about excuses and romance, a scene at a penitentiary, a toast to old menus, and brief notes from various locales.

Various News Bits From Coast and Nation

A wide range of items notes gabs about local officials and condemnations, a theft of a motorcycle, bond market optimism, business managers and car firms, civic concerts and dances, theater, sermons, parades, and coast to coast incidents. Notable mentions include a $61,000 Keyport torpedo station award, a theft of a motorcycle from Harry Carper, and Empress of Ireland coverage.

McReynolds G. K Keyport Torpedo Station Harry Carper J. P. Robertson Middle Weat R. C. Rueschman Reo Motor Car Co J. B. Agen A. G. Dunn Golf Club Rainier Queen Anne Dramatic Classic Society Metropolitan A. H. Anderson Frank Gutzmiller Fort McIntosh Tex Temple de Hirsch Fortuna Wistaria H. L. McGillis Av. N E. V. Shayler St. Mark’s K. of C Josiah Collins Walter Scott Everett Northwest State University

Mounted police to night duty for summer protection

Police Chief Griffiths orders mounted officers to night duty to better protect park frequenters and residences through the summer. Capt. Bannick moves to Ballard and Densmore stations. Lieut. Hedges assigned to Georgetown. Lieut. Hans Damm returns to central station.

Griffiths Claude G. Bannick Ballard Densmore Lieut Hedges Georgetown Hans Damm Central Station

Initiative to Reform Tax System Drafted

At the Taxpayers' league meeting on June 10 the chief topic is a proposed amendment to the state constitution to create a taxation system in line with modern economic conditions. This follows a taxation conference at the university and the law will be drafted for submission by the next legislature.

Taxpayers’ League

License of Capt. F. M. White suspended for four months

The license of Capt. F. M. White of the Sound tug Milwaukee has been suspended for four months after a collision between Milwaukee and the tug Argo on April 1 off Port Townsend.

F. M. White Milwaukee Argo Port Townsend

Buffalo Bill Leads Memorial Parade for Civil War Veterans

Civil War veterans march past in a Memorial parade headed by mounted police, Col. Thompson, and "Buffalo Bill" Cody. Floral tributes at Bay Dilcott and a labor memorial float highlight a day of services and civic events with Mother Jones urging ballot-based revolution.

R. B. McClure Yonkers N. Y Philadelphia Emress Ireland Thomas Mageen San Francisco Tacoma Pacific Coast Vancouver B. C Brazos River Waco Texas Troy Ala King George Cables Canada Tarrytown John D. Rockefeller, Jr Baltic New York LaConner High School Wenatchee Daily Republican Denver D. Willis Bowes Ola Cronk Seattle Kansas E. L. Jones Alaska Mme. Callaux Paris Seumas McManus Col. Co. L. Thompson Buffalo Bill” Cody National Guardsmen University Cadet Corps Eagles Hippodrome Dilcott Bay Calumet Jones

The Littlest Rebel Opens at Seattle Theatre Tonight

The wartime comedy drama featuring Jimsy Mullally opens for a week at the Seattle theatre. The 16 year old actress will portray the fiery Southern heroine whose courage earns the respect of the Yankees in this Avenue Players presentation.

Jimsy” Mullally The Avenue Players Seattle Miss Mullally

There Should Be Music in Every Home

The article urges universal music, claiming every soul craves music and that no extensive study is needed to express it. It promotes Kimball and other Player Pianos sold at attractive prices on an easy payment plan with old pianos accepted as part payment.

Mr. Amebury Wagner Liszt Bach Mendelssohn Kimball

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