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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1915

Page

4

War and politics mix in a brisk 1920s column

The piece weighs in on Mexico’s unrest with Carranza and Villa Zapata seeking peace talks, critiques war tolls in Europe with stark casualty estimates, denounces Washington lawmakers over a Seattle port bill referendum, and riffs on Russia, wheat, czars, loans, and maritime policy in a satirical style.

Villa-Zapata

Becker’s Death Penalty Fight Reaches Clemency

The Becker case sees the trial judge elevated to the appeals court, whose denial leaves clemency as the last hope. A former district attorney, Becker championed the third degree and capital punishment and plotted the gambler Rosenthal’s murder in cold blood, testing the law’s reach.

Ate Becker Court of Appeals Rosenthal

Lucifer Knocker Fights Heaven Bureau With A Bomb

A tale by Charles B. Driscoll features Lucifer an angel in Heaven who rails against the old order. He vows to resign from the Bureau of Light and begins a fight with a bomb casing a 16 inch shell. He is fired and ends up in hell at the Sign of the Hammer.

Lucifer Angel of Light Heaven Bureau of Light Hell

China Boy Elen Franklin Detained in Bigamy Case

A chaotic garbled note reports a China boy and a person named Franklin in a bigamy matter. The text mentions apartments, guests, and authority actions, but details remain unclear and fragmented.

Elen Franklin China Boy

Gallant Young Men and a Seat Dilemma on Madison Street

In Dixon an amusing incident on a Madison street cable car involves Tommy Pheips and Phi Richardson sharing a ride when a notably attractive girl sits between them. She then offers her seat to an obese matron with two market baskets and a wet umbrella, causing embarrassment to the two men and provoking amused commentary from a mutual friend.

Tommy Pheips Phi Richardson Madison Street Phelps Mr. Richardson

Gill Exonerates Two City Officials

Mayor Gill Tuesday investigated Wright Elevator Works charges that Buildings Superintendent Josenheans and Street Superintendent Case favored Otis Elevator Co. in a city building elevator bid. He ruled the charges groundless, saying both officials used good business sense and Wright’s bid failed to meet specifications. Wright Elevator Works urged removal of Case and Josenhans.

Gill Wright Elevator Works Josenheans Case Otis Elevator Co Charles At Wright Josenhans

Get New Kidneys Gold Medal Haarlem Capsules Ad

An old ad touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Ol Capsules as a remedy for kidney and bladder issues. It claims immediate relief from back pain, urine changes, and indigestion, warning of Bright's Disease with no cure and offering refunds if relief is not achieved. It lists prices and Owl Drug Co as guarantor.

Bright Haarlem Owl Drug Co

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