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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
14
Straw hats at half price one fifty, shoes marked down to one dollar sixty, blue specials in black and tan, pants reduced twenty percent with five to three dollar prices, engineer and firemen socks ten cents, wash ties ten cents, silk four in hand ties three for half, and regular fifty cent four in hand ties for thirty five.
Washington reports that Amos Pinchot publicly urges George W. Perkins removal as party chairman. He cites a pamphlet titled Just Listen to This showing Perkins weeping at Beveridge’s speech while reading about social justice, contrasted with steel trust conditions in Pittsburgh mills.
Prof J B Diller, a veteran geologist, leaves Redding for Mt Lassen summit to study the crater for the U S Geological Survey. He first climbed the mountain in 1883 and calls the trip perilous but proceeds despite age and risk.
Short funeral service for Louis Gnecchi, noted Italian leader, was conducted today. Community members attended to honor his memory and contributions.
Adeline La France, 600 pounds, and Peter Robinson, 49 pounds, both performers with the Blue Ribbon show, obtained a marriage license at Albany city hall. The couple, whose unusual size difference drew attention, married later in Troy. The item also notes the Goodnight College buffalo endowment in Texas.
George Keristock aged 13 escaped death after climbing a Harlem railroad pole. His head touched a 22,000 volt wire, knocking him to the ground from a 35 foot height, yet he survived unharmed.
Thomas B. Wilson moves from Red Valley California to lead Cushman Indian school. The report notes changes in leadership and regional education administration.
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