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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1913
Page
1
Haki Tufted Cushion Market Snapshot
Oddly phrased OCR fragment mentions a tufted item priced at 13.50 and style notes like sat. No clear event or entity details present. If this is part of a larger shopping or classifieds column, the readable item highlights a cushion with tufting and a price point for potential buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condry
Haki
45 A chet weight IAL 7
Fragmentary OCR text lists a weight class and codes with unclear context. Readable portions show "45 A" and "IAL 7" alongside "chet" and "AL 9." Without full context the item appears to be a sports weight classification note or event label from a 19th or 20th century ledger.
Trial Of Slaver Fullerton Opens In San Francisco
Verna Scranton from Seattle testifies Fullerton brought her to this city and then to Los Angeles San Diego and Kingman Ariz to pressure her into immoral life. She claims he induced deeds to Seattle lots worth 1000 and pawned her diamond rings in San Diego. The case before Judge Farrington in the U S district court is expected to end today. Scranton lived at Monticello apartments 715 away until February when she left town with Fuller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AN Francisco
Verna Scranton
Seattle
Fullerton
Farrington
U. S. District Court
Miss Scranton
Seattie
Los Angeles
San Diego
Kingman
Ariz
Nurse Case Involves Dr Waughop In Testimony
Fragmentary testimony describes Nellie Kloss accusing Dr Philip R Waughop during a trial. A chemist Heinrich Masch testified for Mrs Waugh, noting long standing acquaintance with the doctor and that Kloss had a positive initial impression of him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Waughop
Nellie Kloss
Philip R. Waughop
Heinrich Masch
Waug
Biehl Fugitive Sought After Trail Incident
Portland reports indicate Allen Jay Biehl, two year inmate at McNeill for mail fraud, fled toward Canada after a court action. Authorities seek his return with bondsman H. L. of Seattle aiding. In a separate matter, F. D. Manager of W. Puller Co. faced arrest by Patrolman Collins over a drunken driving incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Allen Jay Biehl
Ainger
McNeill
Columbia River
Canada
H. L
Seattle
Biehl
F. D
W. Puller Co
C. Collins
Seymour
St. Paul
Neighbor in Plain Sight Dead at 71
The Star recalls Col J Scott Ecker, a German-origin Civil War colonel and engineer born in Pittsburg. He lived quietly on a Seattle porch for years, rarely visiting, but his courteous manner left an impression on those who knew him. He died after years of modest work and unfulfilled trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star's
Col. J. Scott Ecker
Pittsburg
Second
West Virginia Infantry
Free Premium Shaving Outfit With One Year Star Sub
The Star offers a complete safety razor set free with a one year subscription at 3.25. Subscribe or renew for a year and receive a knurled shaving handle seven guaranteed blades nickeled brush and leatherette case valued at about 50 in retail stores.
King County votes down presiding judge plan
The article notes that King County voters rejected a proposition to create a single presiding judge to redistribute cases. Under the current system, judges receive filed cases in their departments and calendars clear when cases settle or are dismissed, leaving judges with little to do. A proposed reallocation plan would have assigned overcrowded departments to balance workload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King County
Mrs Westman Freed on Bail in First Degree Murder Case
Ava Pond Westman, charged with murdering her husband Carl Axel Westman at Winslow last April, will be released today on $6000 bonds by Judge French of Kitsap County. The ruling is unusual for Washington where first degree murder defendants are typically denied bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ava Pond Westman
Carl Axel Westman
Winslow
French
Kitsap County
Port election underway with five propositions
Polls open 11 a m to 8 p m at schoolhouses and fire stations with country precincts listed. Voters registered at any time are eligible. No candidates will be elected. Propositions 1 2 3 and 5 receive Yes while Proposition 4 is No per civic groups and The Star recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Commission
Main
Municipal League
Commercial Club
Public Ownership League
The
Star
Jailed Suffragists Sentenced After WSU Raid
Miss Annie Kenney and five other militants along with Edward Clayton known as the male suffraget were found guilty and sent to prison for inciting violence. Sentences ranged from six to twenty one months with several women ordered to Holloway. Some jurors urged mercy for Miss Lake Miss Lennox and Miss Barrett while Kenney and Kerr vowed to hunger strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Annie Kenney
Edward Clayton
Women’s Social and Political Union
Miss Lake
Miss Lennox
Miss Barrett
Holloway
Miss Kenney
Miss Sanders
Miss Kerr
Clayton
Investigators Probe McNeils Island Prison Conditions
R V Ladow the federal prisons supervisor has spent two days at Mc Neils Island penitentiary examining charges that the Star reported a black plague outbreak there due to poor precautions. Convict 2146 and Robert Bacon claim shaving with one razor and mixing clean and contagious inmates spread disease. Ladow to finish today and meet U S Marshal Jacoby in Tacoma Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Ladow
Federal
Mc Neils Island Penitentiary
The
Star
Convict 2146
Robert Bacon
Bacon
No. 2146
Halligan
United States
Cushman
Seattle
Ladow
U. S
Jacoby
Tacoma
Grand Jury Report Expected This Afternoon
The grand jury, in session for weeks, is expected to deliver its final report on public officials. The panel reportedly found evidence supporting many charges raised by The Star though indictments seem unlikely. Focus is expected on the Clericus dock site deal and county road work methods amid questions of a $5,000 figure. Promoter Ayers says he did not receive a subpoena and testified voluntarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Clericus Dock Site
Ronald
Ayers
The Star previews crime stories and famed authors
The Star promotes an exclusive interview with a West Virginia figure tied to a military regime and previews a forthcoming crime series by Frank Parker Stockbridge. It touts summer short stories by Gouverneur Morris O Henry and Robert W. Chambers and highlights correspondent Fred L Boalt, editor of The Star, as a top writer. The paper promises the BIG STAR PUNCH and notes readers receive a broad mix of news and features daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Boyle O'Reilly
West Virginia
Porter Charlton
The
Star
Frank Parker Stockbridge
Popular Mechanics
Gouverneur Morris
O. Henry
Robert WW. Chambers
James Montgomery Flagg
Fred L Boalt
Boalt
Seattle
London
England
Cleveland
United Press
United States
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Chet
Slaver Incourt
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Fred L. Boalt
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DetPort Cccesseeses
Ise
Hee
Battersea
Zainloch
House
Clauss
McKee
Moseley
Carrigan
Mrs. Westman
Chamber of Commerce
Kvatt-Fowelle School
Hivatt Powells
Adv
M’neil
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