Mayor Woody as_candidate for county job and political shifts
The piece details Mayor Woody of Bothell entering the race for North district county commissioner on the progressive ticket with a three point slogan Economy Efficiency Equality He cites road spending as key to county issues and notes possible contest from W T Christensen while Knudsen seeks republican nomination Other updates include J E Chilberg commonwealth candidate for state senate and ongoing caucuses to select delegates ahead of the June convention
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Woody
Hothel
North
Woody
W. T. Christensen
Ballard
Knudsen
Tom Kennedy
Crawford White
Fred C. Brown
Alfred H. Lundin
Trust Bills Move From House to Senate in Wilson Agenda
Washington June 6 President Wilson's three anti trust bills passed by the house yesterday were sent to the senate for action. Prominent senators said they were practically resigned to remaining here until the administration's trust program is enacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
House
Senate
Thugs Attack Two Citizens in Street Robberies
Rush Warner was assaulted while working at a garage on 165th Street North East and East 40th Street. He had eight dollars in his pocket and was knocked down. H Gwilyn was held up nearby on East 40th and Second Avenue Northeast for twelve dollars and fifty cents by two men, whom police suspect may be the attackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush Warner
165Th Ay. N. E
E. 40Th St
Warner
H. Gwilyn
E. 40Th
Nv. N. E
Teddy to Talk to Coloradans in Fall Campaign
Edward Costigan progressive candidate for governor returned from the East and announced that Col. Roosevelt will speak in Colorado during the fall campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy
Denver
Edward Coatigan
Col. Roosevelt
Colorado
O. W. R. N. Line Work to Start Next Week Near Olympia
Work on the Oregon Washington and Northern Railway line seven and a half miles long from the Tenino cut-off to Olympia will start next week and be in operation by November. The project involves substantial track and infrastructure upgrades in the Olympia area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Tenino
Northern Pacific
Olympia
Mazie King To Tiptoe Up Smith Building Next Week
The Star notes Mazie King famed for "the most wonderful legs in the world" will toe dance up 42 steps of the Smith building and back at noon next Tuesday. The stunt is part of The Passing Show of 1913 at Moore Theatre, with public invitation extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazie King
Smith Building
Mazie
Moore Theatre
Law Will Force Girl Bride To Drop Husband Name
Merie Cushman married Thomas J. Cushman and became Mrs. Cushman but a new law would void the marriage for both parties and declare the union invalid. It would also deem any child from the union illegitimate, as Cushman claimed he was under age at marriage. The dispute centers on whether Cushman was 23 or 19, with lower court ruling for Cushman and J R Fitzgerald set to argue for Mrs. Cushman in the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merie
Thomas J. Cushman
Cushman
J. R. Fitzgerald
Supreme Court
Miss Grey
Anawer
E. M
Publicbrary
Lifer Smith Sick Under Guard At County Hospital
Louis Hugo Smith once pardoned lifer from Walla Walla remains ill with malignant rheumatism in county hospital under tight guard. Sheriff McCormick orders close watch as he faces burglary conviction now serving life. Officials fear a desperate bid for freedom amid illness and confinement. Three other men await life sentences in county jail as Edward Rowan and Edward Drin coll face sentencing after a lengthy argument. William Sears, the interurban bandit, will hear fate next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Hugo Smith
Walla Walla
Sher
Iff
Ted McCormick
Smith
William Sears
Edward Rowan
Edward Drincoll
Ronald
Dorr
Iowa Tornadoes Kill Four. Eight Dead Reported
Four are known dead, four others reported dead, and 25 unaccounted for after three tornadoes hit Northwestern Iowa yesterday. Sanborn and Hespers were struck as the storms swept farming country, leaving widespread destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Sanborn
Tacoma Boys Returned After Runaway Fearful Welcome
Frank Sawyer aged 14 of 624 Ninth Avenue and Frank Smith aged 12 of 666 Yesterday street left Tacoma for a visit with Sawyer’s uncle over the weekend. They were seized by Tacoma police on arrival, mistaken for runaways, and Seattle police were notified. Their mother helped identify the boys and resolve the misunderstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sawyer
Frank Smith
Tacoma
Sawyer
Seattle
Smith
Wilson at Play and Policy Talk in Washington
President Wilson returned today from Annapolis and spent hours on the golf links. This afternoon he plans to discuss the Mexican situation with Secretary Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Annapolis
Bryan
Endorse White by Seattle Pressmen’s Local Union No 6
The Seattle Pressmen's Assistants Local Union No 6 voted to endorse Crawford K. White for prosecuting attorney. The endorsement highlights support from union members in the local legal office race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Pressmen's Assistants’ Local Union
Crawford Kk. White
Rockefeller too ill to testify before ICC
John Garver, attorney for William Rockefeller, said Rockefeller was too feeble to appear before the Interstate Commerce Commission investigating the lootings of the New Haven and Hartford lines. He warned the margin between life and death was small and a disturbance could end his life. the commission was expected to drop attempts to summon him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Garver
Toledo streetcar fight rocks city over three-cent fare
Toledo battles over a three-cent fare as the street car company defies an ordinance and offers free rides while courting a franchise. Mayor Keller and the council push for 3 cents. Henry S. Doherty fights to maintain private control with a deal that may end municipal ownership debates. Citizens partly subsidize rides, while the company warns it cannot meet the fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo, O
Toledo Street Car Company
Cleveland
Detroit
Jones
Carl F. Keller
Municipal
Aly
Henry 8. Doherty
Henry S
United States
Toledo
Henry
Ohio
Walter Brown
Piges
Tom Johnson
Ask Miss Grey about stopping smoking and life questions
A reader requests a safe method to quit cigarettes with gradual steps and privacy. Cynthia Grey advises against cold turkey, urges gradual reduction, and offers private correspondence for support.
Brother’s Debt From Estate Questioned
The expert answers that a man’s debts are paid from his estate before heirs receive it, but there must be proof stronger than simple check stubs to establish the loan to B.
Battle on Yesler Way Feared by Local Resident
H F Adams at 23rd and Yesler reports a juvenile group of would be National Guardsmen engaging in ferocious warfare near 28th Ave and First Street. They wield garbage can covers as shields and threaten public safety. He asks police to seek a peace treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Adams
Yesler
28Th Av
First
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woody OF
Bothellis
News OF Week
J. E. Chilberg
Chamber of Commerce
Scandinavian American Bank
Chilberg
George A. Piper
The
Republicana
Ed Lima
Frank Dallam
Hay
William Wray
Ed Clifford
Clifford
Sickles
D. K. Sickles
W. K. Sickles
Towson
Beecham’s
Whith Sewing Machine Co
Bull Bros. Printers
AIN
Dancing Hippodrome
Asion Orchestra
Dascitog
Dept
Baltimore
Lake Washington
Issaquah
Leach Park
Newport
Lake Sammamish
Fall City
Preston
High Feoint
Snoqualmie
North Bend
Leach
Fortuna
Madison Park
Kirkland
Jumnita
Aquilo
Houghton
Bay
Triton
Medina
Bellevue
Atlanta
Island
Mercer
Anderson Steamboat Company
L. Anderson
P.O
Shelton, Ja
Rockefeller
Peorla
Judson King
Cynthia Grey
Fort Lawton
Mother
Tilikums
Portland Rose Festival
King St. Station
Pullman
Yesler Way
Elliott
Mentile
Milan
Howler Watco
Union St
Windsor Apts
Main
Frank P. Nolan
Fifth Ave
Virginus
Virginia
Westlake
ICE Delivery CO. Elliott
Viret West
Roy
Denny-Renton
Hoge
L. R. Clark
D. D
Regal Dental Offices
Third Av
N. W. Corner Union
People's Bank Building
Corner Second and
Pike
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Duluth
Superior
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Omaha
Kansas City
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Yellowstone National Park
Gardiner Gateway
Twin Cities
A. Tinling, A. G. F
P. A
Smith Bldg
H. N. Kennedy
G. A
J. O. McMullen
Northern Pacific Railway
D. Charlton, A
Portland, OR
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!