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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1914
Page
5
A critical analysis declares the Hinky Dink city manager plan flawed and self serving. It argues a 12 000 dollar annual manager would be manipulated by a 30 member council and politics would flourish more than before. The Star contends the plan sacrifices business efficiency for political control and subservience.
In a portrait of Pancho Villa as a wary leader, the piece lauds his restraint and sacrifice for unity, noting his shift from pure power to harmony. It contrasts his past ruthlessness with a present willingness to place others before self, a defining moment in Mexico’s political drama. The column also touches on Henry Werner’s murder case and a wake at the Armory after caucus tensions.
A playful Seattle Star item reports a lighthearted plan or prank involving a figure nicknamed Toe. The piece uses mock-heroic tone and catchy phrasing to describe a playful momentum or mission. It highlights community humor and local wit.
A collage of light vignettes and trick questions from an old newspaper page. Jokes about Acts and Matthias, a courtly judge, neighborly spats, a dinner misread, and a classroom quip end with a kid misusing Eureka in a sentence.
Major F. Ingraham leads Seattle scouts with two summer camps set for Mount Rainier starting August 3 for 12 days and a San Juan island trip beginning August 19. The June issue of The Monthly Eaglet from Gatewood school debuts, and a Scout rally at Washington Park tonight closes the year’s events with a strong program.
The nine year old heir to the Italian throne serves as a naval officer and will board a battleship for his first cruise under the supervision of his tutor, a naval officer. He is the first Italian heir courted for a naval career.
The Iroquois steamer departs Colman dock at 9 A M and returns by 8 20 P M offering a trip to Fort Flagler Worden and Casey Dungeness spit and the Olympic Power Co dam with a dairy lunch aboard at popular prices Port Angeles band will greet excursionists at the dock and the voyage promises ozone on tap for passengers
King County socialist central committee adopts a resolution stating the party has not taken a position on Seattle's proposed new city charter and calls a mass meeting for June 21 at 711 Olive Street socialist headquarters to discuss the charter.
A shopper refuses to buy canned salmon and declares he will take his dozen cans elsewhere, while a clerk insists they are sold. The brief exchange ends with the stranger departing.
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