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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1914
Page
5
A garbled numeric line shows large monetary figures and scattered letters. no readable names, places, or dates are discernible to identify an event or subject.
A long readers column offers notes on postal rates for unsealed letters, a story of a candy department worker laid off, social questions from two young women about stage life, and ethics on house terms. The page also includes home remedies tips and reader questions on pipes, photographs, Panama hats, and neighborly behavior.
The ballot proposes bonds as substitutions for prior votes to move funds from unused port projects to finish the Salmon Hay Fishermen's Docks and Central Waterfront Improvement. Officials warn the change does not add indebtedness but aims to lower future port taxes as projects become revenue producers. For details call Main 124.
In a brief tenure on the council Fitzgerald has shown himself a good representative of the common people and won the highest vote of any candidate for a two year term in the primary election. He is urged to receive support at the polls tomorrow.
Special arrangements for projecting election returns Tuesday night are being made by Calhoun, Denny & Ewing for the convenience of the downtown public in the lower Seconary district. Every ward and precinct will be covered and the returns flashed between the Alaska building and the New York stock, a large screen being placed on the corner of the latter building. The firm will use a large stereopticon and a complete moving picture machine.
A reader asks Miss Grey about a man staying past 1 o clock in a boarding house and the propriety of a working girl’s sleep. She urges clear boundaries and reports on a rooster-fighting local, urging action by the sheriff or prosecuting attorney. Also notes aviator Jules Vedrines plans a March 25 New York flight via South America.
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