We Will Meet You Again on This AT The Polls
In a tense session the last legislature faced backlash as 22 King county lawmakers faced repudiation. Sen Dan Landon led a rallying cry while Seattle voters pressed petitions to block outrages. Seventeen laws were halted by the referendum amid strong call for home rule and direct legislation.
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Dan Landon
Seattle
Reehuke
Chamber of Commerce
Gov. Lister
Port Commission
Renick
King County
Thomas F. Murphie
W. D. Lane
Dan
Motorman with Two Wives Is Jailed After Bigamy Claim
John Robinson a street car motorman from 1211 Remington Court is jailed after a bigamy case. Mrs Frederickson from Chicago claims he is her husband and the father of her child. Mrs Robinson in Chicago seeks a divorce as a second wife describes her marriage and plans. The man acknowledges two marriages and expects Illinois authorities to handle the case.
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John “Robinson
Remington Court
Robinson
Eddie
Carolina Frederickson
Chicago
Frederickson
John
Illinois
John Frederickson
Dale Bill Has Untimely End
Councilman Dale introduced a resolution to lease Division A to the 8S. E. Co. amid a long speech attacking municipal ownership. Club action followed as Fitzgerald moved to indefinitely postpone, eight to one, with Dale voting no. The water bill for the state aquarium was approved.
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Dale
Fitzgerald
State Aquarium
Fourth and
University St
Milk bill delayed for week in Seattle council
The McBride milk bill to require tuberculin testing of cows or pasteurization of milk did not reach a vote Monday and was sent back to a public health committee for further study. Councilman Hanna aims to allow amendments to avoid an eleventh hour clash. The Puget Sound Life Underwriters association of Seattle endorsed the bill at a Monday night Elks Club meeting, urging adoption for Seattle’s milk regulation and public health.
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Jena
Hanna
Dale
Public Safety Committee
Puget Sound Life Underwriters’ Association of Seattle
Elks Club
SEA CAPTAIN SHOT BY PORTER AT MAIN STREET TAPROOM
Kisaburo Shoji, a JL W Suter jewelry store porter, is in the city jail after shooting Capt. J Kano of the Panama Maru Monday night. Four shots fired in a tap tea room at 522 Main, bullet hit the captain's left arm. The men argued over an alleged assault on Shoji's wife during a prior voyage, with Shoji doubting the captain's claim that the attacker had been discharged.
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Kisaburo Shoji
JL. W
Salmon Swarms Green Lake In Major Restocking Event
Green Lake hosts a massive restocking of 15,000 small steelhead salmon loosed on the water by the Green Lake Business Men's Association on Monday, drawing crowds and boosting local fishing prospects.
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Green Lake
Gardner says Roosevelt will not run in 1916
Gilson Gardner, Washington correspondent for The Star, states Theodore Roosevelt will not seek the 1916 presidency. Gardner, allied with Roosevelt since 1910, reports Roosevelt’s stance during a Seattle visit while noting political expectations: a split among standpatters, Root or Weeks, and a progressive challenge from Hiram Johnson to aid Wilson’s re election.
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Gilson Gardner
Seattle
Gardner
Washington, D. C
The
Star
Roosevelt
Nile
Africa
F. Murphine
Gardner Murphine
Washington
Chicago
Ole Hanson
Halley Building
Phil Tworoger
Root
Weeks
Hiram Johnson
Woodrow Wilson
Closing Markets Move to 9 P.M. Proposed by Harbor Committee
Farmers at public markets may close at 9 P.M. if the harbors and grounds committee's recommendation is approved next Monday by the council. The panel discussed the bill on Tuesday. The draft measure originally set closing at eight o'clock.
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Harbors and Grounds Committee
Bolton
Park Concerts Begin June 20
The park board schedules summer band concerts starting June 26 with Wagner's 40 piece band at Volunteer Park and an amateur band at Woodlane Park. A Leschi Park concert is planned next Sunday but not by the park board. it is hired by Capt John Anderson and other local businessmen.
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Lake Washington
F Lane
Alki
Woodland
Leschi
Capitol Hill
Volunteer Park
Wilsons note to Germany may go forward tomorrow
Washington report says after a long cabinet meeting President Wilson and Secretary Tumulty indicate the note to Berlin is complete and could be cabled tomorrow. Bryan opposes the plan and may resign if he does not sign the document. The premier favors arbitration but the cabinet largely disagrees.
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Wilson
Tumulty
Germany
Bryan
White House
Berlin
United States
Hrgan
U.S
Cabinet Room
University Club
McAdoo
Redfield
Garrisg@n
Dan
Gregory
U. S
Foreign Office
Seattle Store Sales Offer Bargains in Dress and Suiting
Among today's items are a June clearance by a leading Seattle tailor offering high class suits at 30 or 35 dollars. A separate shop features men’s clothing at 11 dollars, typical of much higher regular prices. The ads are packed with money saving opportunities for shoppers.
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Seattle
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