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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1916

Page

3

City Council Abolishes Night Meetings and mandates sidewalk repairs

City council actions include abolishing night meetings and moving to 2 p.m. Mondays. Property owners must renew and repair adjacents sidewalks or face liens. Council seeks legal guidance on compelling street car company to extend fines. Police to receive 1000 dollars for contraband liquor seizures. Luna amusement park license granted for one year. Western Ave regrading deferred 10 weeks.

Caldwell Seattle Park Amusement Co Luna Western Ave

Drugists Favor $25 A Year License In Washington

The state pharmacy boards polled all Washington druggists on quitting liquor sales. Osseward president of the board spoke to the city franchise committee as a Seattle group of 20 druggists urged licensing all drug stores at 25 dollars annually.

Washington C Osseward Osseward Seattle

Want Him Punished Recall Petition Against City Official

Members of Company G North Dakota Volunteer War present a petition to Aberdeen mayor and council asking recall of F J Wallace from the city plumbers office. Wallace berated bugler Nat Hart after Hart quit to enlist in the National Guard.

Company G N. G W Aberdeen F. J. Wallace Nat Hart National Guard

G M Leighton Dies of Heart Attack at Home

G M Leighton 58 former police sergeant and county deputy sheriff collapsed in his yard at 8040 Wallingford Ave Sunday morning and died of heart disease.

Wallingford Ave G. M. Leighton

Strand Week Brings Stars To The Spotlight

William Fox’s Blue Blood and Red at the Strand stars George Walsh with athletic training from Jamestown University aiding his role. Other films include The Apostle of Vengeance at Liberty and Bubbles of Trouble at the Liberty with motorcycle antics. Marguerite Clark stars in Silks and Satins at the Coliseum while The Trail of the Lonesome Pine with Charlotte Walker opens at Rex under Cecil B. De Mille. A Russian orchestra performs at the Coliseum Clemmer and a Malamute dog appears in The Destroyers at Clemmer. Forrest Stanley fights in He Fell In Love With His Wife at the Alhambra, and April, a Mutual Masterpicture, screens at the Colonial with a mountain setting. A new pipe organ is being installed at Class A for Spellbound starring Lois Meredith.

Strand William Fox George Walsh Fox Jamestown University Hal Mountain Trail of the Lonesome Pine Charlotte Walker Rex Cecil B. de Mille Forrest Stanley Alhambra Stanley James Holcroft Santa Barbara Cal The Cumberlands the Colonial Lois Meredith

Fatimas Cigarettes Sell With Comfort and Steady Smoke

The ad touts Fatimas as a sensible cigarette brand that stays cool and comfortable to the throat and tongue. It claims Fatimas let men smoke freely without a mean aftertaste and encourages trying the product for a steady smoke.

Hartson Bids for Moose Vote

Millard T. Hartson state GOP chairman outlines a plan to add an advisory board with progressives to the Republican Party. A state committee meeting is set for next Saturday to push the welcome and broaden representation. The Democratic bid for Moose supporters is planned for a Wednesday night ratification at the Metropolitan Theatre with fireworks and a street parade.

Millard T. Hartson Republican Central Committee Republican Party Hartson State Committee Democratic Party Metropolitan Theatre

Letters From Readers Offer Advice On Reputation And Habits

A column features a 17 year old girl seeking guidance about befriending a disreputable girl while risking friendships and suggests confiding in an older trusted woman. Related questions include staking land information and a working girl seeking to curb swearing proposing self penalties and substitute exclamations.

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Lincoln's faith and social questions in a reader Q&A

The column answers that Abraham Lincoln was Presbyterian. It also explores whether a divorced man has the same privileges as a never married man and whether a young woman would shun him.

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Prices Paid Producers for Eggs and Pork Data Fragment

Fragmentary OCR shows price snippets for eggs poultry veal and pork with numerical values and partial headings. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or entities beyond generic agricultural pricing terms. No identifiable persons organizations or dates are clear.

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