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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1915

Page

3

Referendum Sign‑up Deadline Shrinks to 48 Hours

Urgent call urges citizens to sign the Referendum League of Washington petition within 48 hours at listed downtown and city locations. Nearly 20 000 signatures needed to decide direct popular government, with sites across Seattle areas including Walters headquarters 87 Fike St and various shops and offices.

Referendum League of Washington Railway Exchange Building Walters Fike St N. G. Demme Pike Enatee Roden Cherry Beefe J Helton Mallard Ave Hohe & Girke Mth Ballard Jarabes Pharmacy Kastiahe Ead Chicago Dyeing and Pressing N. EF Corties Grocery Green Lake Co Premens Sean N. Dougherty 20Th Ave I’malley Lawrence Graham N. E W. and eGraw Port Commission Foot of Bellet Varsity Cafe N. EB Columbia Georgette A. C. Wilson Renton Grant Oates

Deny Order to Close Up Hotel in Red Light Proceedi

Prosecutor Lundin's bid for an injunction to close Newport hotel during red light abatement proceedings was denied by Judge Mackintosh. The court ruled the hotel may remain open until it is proven to operate contrary to law.

Lundin Newport Mackintosh

Atlantic Fleet Scattered Ahead of July 4 Exercises

Rear Admiral Benson announced the Atlantic fleet will be scattered along the Atlantic coast for July 4 and later assembled for target practice at Narragansett bay. The statement removes the last hope for a planned voyage through the Panama Canal to the Pacific Coast.

Washington Benson Atlantic Coast Narragansett Bay Panama Canal Pacific Coast

Germans Sweep to Victory in Galicia Front

Berlin reports a 100 mile Austro German advance against Lem and Przemys, with Bavarian troops leading assaults and praise from Gen Von Mackenzen. Austrian and German corps move through Preemyal to Medyka, as Lin singens forces press the Russian left, while Russians retreat from the Petroleum district and oil wells burn. All schools closed as city celebrates victory.

Berlin Galicia Lem Przemys von Mackenzen von Lingensen Preemyal Bavaria Preemys Lemberg Medyka Ysl von Linsingen Sambar Stry Be Rts Vienna

Przemysl Falls as Austrian Regiments Slaughtered

June 4 report from Petrograd confirms Przemysl’s fall with 4000 Austrian prisoners and three regiments slain northwest of the fortress. War office says Przemysl loss not a serious reverse, garrison retreated to prepared positions and Russians shortened line toward Lemberg.

Lemberg

Austrians Press Attacks on Monte Croce Pass

June 4 reports say Austrian artillery and infantry assaults against Italian lines at Monte Croce pass were repulsed. Gen Cardona states favorable frontier progress and King Victor Emmanuel’s forces hold the position.

Rome Victor Emmanuel Monte Croce Cardona

Tragedy in Poor Health Ends Life of Will Donohue

Mrs. Wm. Donohue found her husband dead at 144 W. 64th Friday evening. A .22 rifle lay at his side and a note to Mrs. Donohue read I hope you will forgive me for this Your loving husband Will. Donohue, once a trackman for Puget Sounds Traction Light & Power Co, had been in ill health.

W. 64Th Wm. Donohue Donohue

Aida Draws Larger Moore Theatre Audience

The Italian Grand Opera company presented Aida for the second time at the Moore theatre drawing the largest crowd of the season. Faust will be repeated tonight with Olinto Lombardo and D Silva favored by the audience. Lombardo sang Ramphis and Silva performed Amonasro.

Aida Aunge

Market reacts to U S Steel ruling

New York June 4 United States Steel common opened 2 to 5 points higher after federal court denied government suit to dissolve the firm. The New Jersey district court found no anti trust violation in acquiring Tennessee Coal and Iron. Heavy NYSE trading followed with a 28 000 share block at 64 to 62 and steel preferred up 2 percent. Bethlehem Steel Reading Union Pacific Southern Pacific also advanced.

New York United States Steel Common Stock Exchange United States District Court For New Jersey Tennessee Coal & Iron Co Supreme Court Steel Lssues New York Stock Exchange Steel Bethlehem Steel Union Pacific Southern Pacific

Seattle Trader Sees Europe Buy Canned Goods

Wholesale grocery man reports in Seattle that after a convention in Frisco he travels east. He states Europe is purchasing a tremendous lot of canned goods from the United States.

Seattle Frisco Europe U. 8

Totem Lincoln High Staff Celebrate Labora Banquet

The Totem staff from Lincoln High School celebrated the closing of their labora with a banquet on Thursday.

Totem Lincoln

The Public Market in June Glows with Fresh Local Goods

The Market opens in June with abundant cottage cheese honey sauerkraut butter eggs chickens and vegetables on display at Direct from the Farm stalls. Mr Crossroads and neighbors host lively tables attracting housewives and visitors to see and buy.

Crossroads

Olympic judge appeals mercy for Leo Frank case

Chief Justice George F. Morris of the Washington Supreme Court pleads clemency for Leo Frank in a letter to Georgia Governor Slaton. He notes the presiding judge doubted Frank’s guilt in the Mary Phagan murder and cites evident courtroom hostility that caused the verdict to be read in Frank’s absence.

Olympic Mercy Leo Frank Olympia George F. Morris Washington Supreme Court Gov. Slaton Georgia Morris Frank Mary Phagan Judge Morris

State Grange condemns milk ordinance section in city bill

The Seat tle milk ordinance sparked the most spirited discussion at the state grange meeting in Centralia on June 4. A resolution proposed by Fred Nelson of King county dairies condemned a bill section denying appeals from health department official decisions. C. Br. Kegley was reelected president. Will H. Hanna stated the contested section would be removed. he said appeals were not meant to be curtailed. The Lawson Colorado conviction was condemned.

Centralia Seattle Grange Fred Nelson King County Health C. BR. Kegley Lawson Colorado Will H. Hanna Hanna

On to Constantinople advance in Dardanelles

Allied French and British troops push toward Constantinople after fierce inland battles. Fleet bombardment shells Turkish trenches and ramparts, making them uninhabitable while German officers direct Turkish defense and gradually yield ground.

Constantinople Dardanelles

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