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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1913
Page
6
Memphis residents enacted a humorous bachelor tax to fund a summer hospital for sick babies and their mothers. The levy funds a baby sanitarium where a hundred infants receive care, milk, and guidance for mothers, with strict rules on unmarried men after 9 pm.
Self defense was pleaded by Pedro Gonzales on trial before Judge Cushman for the murder of Martin Chabaria, a Fort Lawton soldier, in February 1912. Gonzales says Chabaria rushed him with a razor. a first shot was accidental, a second shot followed when Chabaria threatened his life. Helen Martinez testified Gonzales had threatened Chabaria and harmed herself in prior incidents.
Dr. Alexander Johnson, general secretary of the National Conference of Charities and Correction, addressed the Municipal league at the Commercial club rooms at noon. He spoke on the relation of society and business.
Toledo article reports Navy secretary orders recovery of Commodore Perry flag loaned to Toledo Art Museum. Ensign Lowry to transport the flag aboard the Perry ship from Erie to lake cities for Perry victory celebrations. Museum officials refuse to surrender the artifact. Local notices include water shutoff in Ballard district and strawberry prices.
A collection of reader questions to Miss Grey about romance, elopement temptations, parental concerns, and a plea from a 16 year old. The column offers blunt guidance on handling elopement, abusive relationships, and later-life choices, with a judge’s name suggested for juvenile assistance.
Ladies' Tailor offers made to measure suits at 25 and 28 dollars with guaranteed fit and workmanship. Located at 088-240 Lumber Exchange Building.
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