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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1911
Page
8
Secretary of War Stimson submitted to the new typhoid vaccination as a example of bravery for his soldiers, signaling continued emphasis on preventive medical measures amid military service.
Albany reports a bill to cut the famous Fifth Ave New York busline fare from 10 to 5 cents. New York note says ice cream used as antidote for poison failed when a man attempted suicide in an ice cream parlor with no milk available.
In a Barnard College survey all 100 seniors claim ability to darn stockings. Six of the group are identified as suffragettes, highlighting a mix of practical skills and activist identities among the seniors.
The winner of the annual gold medal contest by Seattle College senior and junior elocution classes will be announced at Friday July 24 commencement exercises. Chief Bannick commented on Luna Park noting liquor licenses should be revoked due to women and children patrons, while denying police inability to handle Luna Park.
The organization identified as O W plans a large immediate expenditure near Georgetown for the erection of a concrete store house an off house a steam water tank and several smaller structures together totaling about 300000 dollars.
A compact home method for keeping baby milk cold costs about 25 cents daily. Use a soap box with a tin pail inside, surrounded by sawdust, and pack the lid with newspapers. Place ice and milk in the pail to maintain proper temperature.
John Kean head of the Pacific district Longshoremen union and chief deputy labor commissioner based in San Francisco is noted for over two decades of union work in California. J A Madsen of Portland longshoremen’s district secretary and Danish native is highlighted for his long council involvement.
A Western Commercial Service Co contract demands one third of the first month’s salary as a placement commission payable upon accepting a position. A councilman calls the rates outrageous and may seek license revocation after a hearing is set to review the charges and contract terms.
Moore and Albert Chevalier perform as The Coster on Friday night. Grand Vaudeville and Photo plays headline Seattle showings including Through Death Valley. Lois Keating Flood Music Co presents The Policemen's Ball. Orpheum Majestic Pantages Vaudeville circuits listed.
Charlie Wells, a dwarf, faces charges over the shooting of farmer Allen Brooks near Algona. Wells says the incident happened during an argument about socialism and Spiritualism, while Brooks milked a cow at six feet distance. Wells states he examined cartridges when the gun discharged, then fled and spent the night hidden under a house before surrendering in Tacoma.
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