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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1912
Page
7
June Ke Thaw faced a hot grilling as 658 advice to his counsel, while Clarence J urged constant questioning. Nesbit Thaw stood by, and Jerome responded calmly to each query during the tense proceeding.
Ransick warns of strict traffic enforcement as maniacs and careless drivers risk penalties. A recent incident left L. J. Moses driving a hotel bus colliding with George, amid new sidewalk rules and liquor ordinance. The week saw fines of 5 25 and 20 dollars for infractions as authorities push safety.
Jim Shannon, accused by Belle Dooley Burke, allegedly forced his way into her room at the hotel and beat her. He is jailed on a $500 bond awaiting trial.
At the University Club a June 26 luncheon gathered progressive editors to discuss plans for a new wartime party and its approach to upcoming state elections as outlined by National Press Association leaders.
Announcement says the Boston Traveler and Evening Traveler will be published together as a single combined newspaper from the plant. The note references the June 26 timing and mentions a prior incident with a savage animal and a close shave, leaving the rest of the context unclear.
Readable fragment lists varied items like ham beef lamb and cherries with weights listed such as 206 lb and 16 r me. No clear date or full items due to fragmented OCR. This brief notes market offerings and rough quantities in a local market listing.
Wil son booster W. M. Fairman from the Pennsylvania mountains and Missouri senator Gamehoe Bill Stone join Ohio’s Harvey C. Garber at the Ross Improvement Club gathering. Homer Hill of the Federated Improvement clubs will speak as the group celebrates the validation of city street car bonds tonight at the Hutchinson block corner of Thirday W. and Nickerson.
Prof Metchnikoff’s discovery of glycobacteria spurs talks in London. Dr Reinhart supports using foods high in sugar and a sour milk regimen. He reports three years on the diet yielding supreme health and argues life can be extended beyond a century with proper rules of health.
Judge Dykeman rules shore lands along Lake Washington follow the water line and remain waterfront even as lake levels fall. The ruling could prevent damage suits against King County by preserving waterfront status of canal front property valued around 2.9 million dollars.
Plans for Seattle Potlatch Week outline daily parades starting July 15 with the Elka leading the opening procession. Events include parades for merchants and manufacturers, Alaska day celebrations, arrivals of Tyee and Alaska pageant, and Friday farmy navy and industrial parades. Daily features include aviation by R. Martin, illuminated harbor displays, and cruiser races.
The Hotel Electra-Feria in Paris uses dictagraph speakers and floor- rising service for meals coffee and rolls and even window control. The hotel claims to be unique and is being built by M Gee Knap the French Edison who runs La Villa Feria Electrique.
Mayor Cotterill of Seatie spoke at the Ellensburg Y M C A yesterday afternoon about reopening a closed town policy. He pledged to show that a large city could be run successfully as a closed town.
Water will be shut off on East 54th Street east of 20th Avenue N. E. and in all mains east of 23rd Avenue N. E. including Laurelhurat, tomorrow from Sa. m. tot p. m.
A collage of small job ads and lost and found lines from a historical page. Listings include jewelry repair and manufacture services, dressmaking and alterations, office work, and nursing care positions. Several entries mention locations like 114 Columbia, Arcade, Broadway, Pine, Liberty Building, and 1205 Olive.
A collection of land offers promoting 6 10 20 and 40 acre tracts with claims of rich valley soil, easy terms, water access, and proximity to towns markets and schools. Listings from Ray Brulet and Puget Sound Farms Co advertise prices from 35 to 100 dollars per acre with various down payments and monthly balances. Other notices describe partially improved plots near Suquamish and Lake Forest Park with clear ownership terms and potential electric service.
The notice advertises building lots for sale with flexible payments and a city map of attractive subdivisions in the north and south ends. Calhoun Denny and Ewing offer contact from their second floor Alaska Building.
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