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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1912
Page
8
A column notes convention personalities and slogans at the Baltimore gathering. Memories of Pat Collina and J. Foster rise as observers recall past battles and marriages, while favorite catchphrases surface for the Wilson faction with praise for a broad campaign front.
Crowds gathered near Colman dock bridge at First and Columbia to watch a street show dubbed the greatest show in the world. A tall lanky man with a Stetson, long mustache, and Prince Albert drew attention with a villainous look prompting a child to whisper about a bad man in Uncle Tom's Cabin.
An ad touts a home remedy by Benson claiming to dramatically improve hands and arms. It markets a beauty potion with a recipe and promises removal of blemishes, wrinkles, and roughness, urging women to imitate the treatment at home.
Bremerton plans to press Congress to maintain the navy yard with maintenance funds. A telegram from Congressman Humphrey warns closure could last only a few days. the club may push on to conduct the yard on credit if appropriation fails. Bullitt can have it says Bullitt to be solicitor generalship at White House.
State county auditors gather in Tacoma for their convention. Delegates from every county attend to hear plans to improve offices. Andrew and Quigley named King County’s delegation and one of the speakers.
Portland, June 28. Mrs. W. K. Tanner, also known as Hazel Erwin, was arrested in connection with the killing of Ray W. Wallace at a Portland lodging house. Her husband, also wanted, remains unfound. she admits witnessing the crime and implicates him.
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