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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1916
Page
8
In a private aftermath of Margie and Mollie’s dinner, Mollie questions Pat’s match with Alice. Margie argues Alice’s experience and character suit Pat, while Mollie admits doubt yet shows reluctant respect. The pair debate love, honesty, and fate as the future unfolds.
President Woodrow Wilson head led a large Washington pageant celebrating Flag Day and national preparedness. The president carried a huge flag as he marched between William Gude, chairman of the arrangements, and Rudolph Kauffman, in long coats and silk plug hats.
A hat belonging to H. BR. with initials is found near the foot of Yesler Way in Elliott Bay. Harbor Patrolman Dunkerman heard a splash at midnight at the harbor boat dock but saw no one. Police investigate potential death by own action as part of the case.
Seattle police officer O. P. Terry who joined the force in 1909 died Monday at 3 am after an operation for appendicitis six weeks earlier. He was 33, survived by his widow and adopted child, lived at 4606 W Brandon Ave, with funeral planned from Butterworth's Tuesday afternoon, Rev. Matthews officiating and police band in full turnout.
City engineers propose an $8,183,000 program to raise Seattle's water capacity to 150 million gallons daily. Plan includes replacing wooden pipes with steel, using Swan Lake as a 100 day supply reservoir, rebuilding intake, and a Landsburg to Swan Lake conduit.
Four barrels of whisky seized by police at a barn near First Avenue and Holgate Street were ordered destroyed by Chief Beckingham. The lot had been consigned to the Jensen Drug Co.
General Funston defended Gen Parker over withdrawing his column from Mexico near Brownsville. Funston said Parker acted on orders to withdraw after achieving the objective of dispersing or capturing bandits. Parker had accomplished that objective, Funston asserted.
Pliny L. Allen of Seattle a printer and former state senator married Ethel May Knox in Olympia this Saturday. The couple’s ceremony marks a union of two prominent local figures in the capital city.
Durable chambray and light dark color shirts for boys with low neck and short sleeves. Sizes 12 to 14, priced at 50 cents.
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