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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1914
Page
7
Readable text shows fragmented notes and stray words not forming a coherent event. No identifiable people, organizations, places, or dates are clearly present to establish a news item.
A jumble of classified notices invites youth and adults to learn trades at various companies and colleges. Offers include paid training in telephone or telegraph work, barbering, gas engineering, and driving, with contact details across Fourth Avenue Occidental Avenue and nearby streets. A matrimonial note seeks a wealthy, quiet partner at the Arcade Hotel.
For sale at 1700 dollars, a 10 acre property near Hound with a four room house, two cleared acres, alder cover, and a cow and heifer. includes loans and mortgage offerings from local lenders Calmonn, Denny & Ewing and others through midtown Bam.
Market stalls list a wide range of foods and items including strawberries, grapes, apples, new potatoes, onions, cabbage, and meats. Entries note prices per unit or per pound, with various stalls and vendors offering eggs, butter, cheeses, sausages, lamb, beans, tomatoes, olives, and canned goods.
Peter Ostrosalous stormed the county sheriff’s office after spying stenographer Gertrude Wike through a window and declaring he would marry Cynthia Grey. Sheriff Cudhee told him he was in the wrong and ejected him as he insisted on finding a wife.
Police report a string of hold ups around Grand boulevard and downtown Seattle last night. Victims include James Cutler who was assaulted and robbed of 25 cents and a cheap watch chain, Hazel Martin who narrowly avoided an attack, and others on 24th and Columbia, 24th and Madison, and near Cowen Park. A blue pistol was reported in one incident and a livid facial scar noted on one assailant. Additional thefts include $7.95 from C D Smith, a pickpocket at King Street depot, and multiple items stolen from J Watson on Alki.
At a morning conference Mayor Gill, city council, and county commissioners discussed adding two extra stories to the new courthouse for city offices. A planning committee was appointed to formulate bids and assess one, two, and three story additions, including Cornelius Fitzgerald, Cooley, T. Josenhans, Lawrence Colman, M. L. Hamilton, and architect A Warren Gould.
Judge Frater denied the city’s request for an early trial date on Empire Way condemnation. The court set September 9 for the case, delaying street improvements until next summer due to weather. Empire Way would host a potential city street car line if Renton line negotiations fail.
The Webb amendment to the Clayton anti trust bill was adopted by the house to protect strikes assembly and peaceful picketing. Rep Webb tied the measure to President Wilson and AFL officials while Rep Henry said it preserves labor rights and restrains courts in industrial disputes.
Lyman H. Howe's moving picture travel festival enters its third and final week at the Moore with a new program. The program features Grand Canyon of the Colorado, Paris aeroplane flight, shipwreck rescue, Monte Carlo yachting, and a French Alps auto ride, plus high educational and humorous films. George Mackenzie chose The Littlest Rebel with Jimmy Mullally and Virgie Cary in leading roles, praised by the audience. the Pollards musical act and Teddy McNamara received enthusiastic welcome.
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