Against the Hindu Influx on the Pacific Coast
A historical column distrusts East Indian immigration, noting over 200 Hindus arrived in Seattle aboard the Minnesota. It argues Hindus breed, live in squalor, and face famine, contrasting with Japs and Chinese, and cites Canadian limits while warning of vast East Indian population and emigration impact.
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Pacific Coast
Seattle
Great Northern
Minnesota
Commissioner of Immigration
Pacific
British Columbia
Canadian
United States
East India
Gettysburg Veterans Set for Battlefield Reunion Train
Gettysburg veterans depart tonight for a rear battlefield reunion with 149 blue and 15 gray veterans boarding at the Great Northern depot. Eight tourist cars two dining cars and a day coach make the special train guided by J W Young with a hospital corps including Dr Howard J Knott and nurse Miss Anna Moore aboard.
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Gettysburg
Great Northern
Washington
Howard J. Knott
Anna Moore
J. W. Young
Gonzales Granted New Trial in Fort Lawton Murder Case
Pedro Gonzales, charged with killing Peter Cambia at Fort Lawton a year ago and previously convicted of second degree murder, was again tried before Judge Cushman after a court granted a new trial. His lawyers filed Tuesday to quash the indictment on double jeopardy grounds since he was tried once already.
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Pedro Gonzales
Peter Cambia
Fort Lawton
Kids Coupon to Luna Park Fun at The Star Event
The Star invites Seattle children age 12 and under to Luna Park on Friday June 27 from 10 AM to 2 PM as guests for free entertainment via a coupon in tomorrow's paper. A second coupon offers half fare on Island Transportation boats for downtown or Spring Street dock residents. Clip and save five cents.
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Seattle
Luna Park
Spring St
Island Transportation Company
Island Transportation offers Luna Park free round trip for children
A Friday promotion by Island Transportation provides a free round trip ticket to Luna Park for any child 12 years old or younger aboard its boats. The coupon appears in the newspaper along with the five cent fare noted for other passengers.
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Luna Park
Island Transportation Company
Free Razor Offer With Yearly Seattle Star Subscriptions
The Seattle Star announces a free shaving outfit with each one year subscription at $3.25. The set includes a razor seven blades a nickel plated brush Colgate shaving stick and a leatherette case. Retail value would exceed $2.50.
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Star
The
Seattle Star
Federal Grand Jury To Probe MacNeil Island Penitentiary
A special grand jury will be convened in Seattle after a conference between United States Attorney Riddell and Judge Cushman to investigate conditions at MacNeil Island penitentiary amid inmate charges. A separate Tacoma grand jury is to be called next Tuesday as regular proceedings continue.
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MacNeil's Island Penitentiary
Seattle
United States
Riddell
Cushman
Tacoma
Editors Note: We Did Not Do This
An editor's note explains that the piece was not produced by the publication and attributes the input to a person or source named Wee. The note clarifies provenance and assures readers of editorial integrity.
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Wee
Two Employees Held in Big Warehouse Theft Case
Frank Page Tustin and George Canning, long time Galbraith Bacon & Co. workers, were held without bail on charges of stealing from cash sales worth an estimated 30 000 to 50 000. Tustin confessed to a share of the robberies. Canning denies knowledge but is implicated. Detective work followed a marked grain sale at the warehouse. Tustin, 28, lives with wife and child at 2077 EB Howest. Canning, 47, with 15 years at the firm, resides at 3635 38rd av W.
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Frank Page Tustin
George Canning
Galbraith, Bacon & Co
Tustin
Tennant
Canning
Capt. Tennant
Galbraith-Bacon Co
Burns
Colin
EB. Howest
38Rd
Av. W
President Wilson Called A Dangerous Agitator
The National Zeitung in Berlin brands President Wilson as one of the most dangerous agitators of modern times in an editorial headlined The New Danger. It describes him as a lecturing socialist convinced he must reform the world and warns God helps those who doubt him.
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United
Lenerd
Berlin
Wilson
National Zeitung
Congress
President Wilson
Star Libel Case Up Today
John H. Perry representing The Star and the Scripps Northwest league filed a demurrer to the indictment against The Star editor. Arguments in Judge Ronald's court begin at 1:30 PM. Perry contends the article is privileged as a report of a semi public organization about a public official and that it does not name Hamilton.
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John H. Perry
the Star
Scripps Northwest League of Newspapers
The
Star
Ronald
Perry
Hamilton
Hbel
Board of Commissioners
Recall of Sheriff Cudihee Fails Amid Charges Dismissal
The recall effort against Sheriff Cudihee collapsed after Prosecuting Attorney Murphy informed County Auditor Phelps that the charges were insufficient. Dr. J Allen Smith of the University of Washington will speak at Rainier Beach Emerson School on a Century's Progress Toward Popular Government under the Rainier Beach Women's Club.
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Cudihee
Ballard
Renton
Murphy
Phelps
J. Allen Smith
University of Washington
Rainier Beach
Emerson School
Hen with rabies shocks ENUMCLAW farm scene
Our Special Correspondent reports a hen on Wesley Donoho’s farm near Enumclaw Washington showing rabies symptoms. The bird, reportedly bitten by a mad dog weeks earlier, runs, pecks at flock, and foams during fits barking like a dog, a phenomenon unseen in the area.
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Numclaw
Wash
Wesley Donoho
Donoho
Two Weeks of Firemen Vacation Denied While Judges Take Break
Seattle firefighters will not get two weeks of vacation due to a $15,000 cost and lacking council approval. The nine superior court judges will take two months off, costing about $14,000, funded by taxpayers who save on the firemen’s vacation but pay for the judges’ leave.
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Superior Court
Libel Case Ruling Allows Defense Without Proving Truth
Judge Humphries ruled that in a libel suit against Alden J. Blethen and C. B. Blethen of the Times Printing Co the defendants need not prove the article’s truth. The piece about Joseph Jarvis, Seattle socialist leader, was deemed a public matter and not published with malice.
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Steele
Humphries
Alden J
C. B. Blethen
The
Times Printing Company
Joseph Jarvis
Socialist Party
King County
United States
Joseph Blethen
the Times
Joe Jarvis
Jarvis
Seattle
Alden J. Blethen
Walter Fulton
Hulet M. Wells
Fulton
Wells
Motorcyclists Clash Ends in Death and Critical Injury
F B Forbes 21 died at 4 am and Carlos Colbert 21 in critical condition at Providence hospital after a collision of their motorcycles at Harvard av N and Harrison st at 8 pm Tuesday. Forbes skull fracture, Colbert three broken ribs. Forbes died following an operation by Dr D C BE Lee. Nyatt Fowells School advertisement promotes it as a premier business school.
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F. B. Forbes
Carlos Colbert
Providence Hospital
Harvard Av. N
Harrison St
Forbes
Colbert
D. C. BE. Lee
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