03 Jun 1915
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
1
June 3 reports state Przemysl fell at 3 30 a m after a three week siege. Von Mackensen's army seized cannons machine guns and food stocks with Russians retreating toward Lemberg. The city rail line 40 miles south remains under Austro German control.
Washington reports say President Wilson aims to press for a strong provisional government in Mexico within a fortnight. The plan combines relief efforts with a constitutional framework and IMF style financing, while warning that foreign massacres or obstructed relief could trigger U S military action.
Councilman T. H. Bolton denounced milk pasteurization and tuberculin testing as foolish during a public safety hearing on a tuberculosis milk bill. Dairymen protested, warning the ordinance would force canned milk if passed. The council votes Monday after weeks of committee debate.
The federal court in Trenton New Jersey denied the government’s motion for an injunction and dissolution of the United States Steel Corporation on June 3. The ruling accepts the company’s argument that the government did not prove a prima facie case of unlawful monopoly or restraint of trade.
A nameless man arrives at the Hearst building in Seattle asking to meet the publisher but is redirected to a publisher’s aide. He recalls a night crossing with a white mustached man Al and later watches a film about a young girl lured away and dying from drink before finding a friend elsewhere as the rain continues.
Robert Brassfield, 19, of Palmer Junction, jailed for days of Wild West exploits. He allegedly held up a party of young women in Bayne last Sunday, pointed a gun at them, and tore clothing from Miss Bessie Whitehouse, a Bayne telephone operator. Deputy Madden arrested him in Enumclaw, despite local warnings.
A 15 pound boy born in Chicago had two perfect heads four perfect arms and hands and a third imperfect leg and foot. The child lived 15 minutes breathing through one head. The 33 year old mother has five normal living children.
Laredo Texas June 3 Preparations for hostilities reveal that the Carrancistas have taken 400000 rounds of rifle ammunition into Mexico. More rounds are said to be en route and may reach military forces before an embargo is declared.
Washington June 3. Secretary of War Garrison says no war preparations have been ordered or contemplated by the regular army or the state militia due to the Mexican or German situations.
Nell Pickerell is arrested again along with two women and men in a Wednesday night incident. The report names Karl Hall a bartender on Western Ave and Hellet as involved in the loitering case with Nell adopting masculine attire and short hair.
The Star highlights The Juggernaut at Liberty theatre. Earle Williams and Anita Stewart star as a district attorney courts peril as a bridge collapse and locomotive explosion unfold on screen. Actors doubled as drowning stunts with a dramatic rescue near river shoreline.
A Hope cable report says several large buildings burned, risking the town center. Damage may exceed 50000 dollars. Hope lies eighty miles east of Vancouver, B C.
The Tacoma city council passed a unanimous ordinance prohibiting smoking on street cars and motor buses. Violators may be fined up to $100.
The Star questions Councilman Bolton on health measures for tuberculin tested milk. Bolton dismisses scientists and favors raw milk from tubercular cows. The paper challenges him to drink it, offering to present the tubercular cow if he lives or attend his funeral if he dies.
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