Seattle Doctor To Investigate Friedmann Cure In New York
The Star reports Dr. Charles Noble of Seattle will travel to New York to study Friedmanns tuberculosis cure tests. The paper supplied credentials to Noble to secure access and keep Seattle readers informed while guarding against quacks. He departs tomorrow for the metropolis.
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City Franchise Initiative Rights Upheld by Court
The court rules that initiative rights to regulate public services are not granted unless the legislature specifies. In Nolan v Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power the court affirms the council and mayor as sole legislative authority for franchises. The Furth company used omitted provisions to delay extensions, and the court rejectsBradford's Gandy act argument.
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Patrick H. Nolan
Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Company
Benton
Kinnear Park
Furth Company
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Bradford
Death pact ends with failed suicide after murder
Hover Davis, 20, held in Washington County jail after shooting Miss Moneyhun near Springdale on February 2. He says he intended a murder suicide but lost nerve after killing the girl. Seattle attorney T H Knapp dies of stomach cancer at 2:35 AM. funeral at Immanuel Baptist Church with burial at Mountain View.
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Seattle
Immanuel Baptist Church
Mountain View
Love and Music Tie A Couple At Clemmer Theatre
Violinist Selah J. Loveland wed Matthew Dennis yesterday in a ceremony that united Loveland and Dennis. The couple, soon to be Mr and Mrs Dennis, had captured Clemmer theatre audiences with their shared performances during the past month.
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Clemmer Theatre
Folks jam all houses in capital
Washington faces a huge crowd surge as 290000 visitors expected. Despite precautions prizes rise and cab fares go up secretly. Private and public halls, vacant stores and barns are pressed into service to house visitors while militia soldiers and sailors sleep in public buildings and the State War and Navy Department building.
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Olympia House Shuns Wilson Congratulatory Message
The Washington House of Representatives refused to send official congratulations to President Woodrow Wilson. A resolution to that effect was tabled, while a joint house and senate measure honoring the president died amid scattered support from Republicans and Democrats before the session.
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Celebration of St David's Day 25th Anniversary
Welsh residents of Seattle held a two part event in Arcade hall on Saturday afternoon and evening. The celebration was under the auspices of the Washington State Welsh association.
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St. David's Day
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Arcade Hall
Washington State Welsh Association
Beware Fakes and Frauds In Advisory Ballots
The Star warns voters of widespread fake advisory ballots and crooked citizens committees tampering with the ballot. A Ballard resident reported a counterfeit ballot inserted two opposing recommendations into The Star’s ticket. Other fakes use real names against Griffiths police bill and misquote J. E. Chilberg.
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Mexican Troops Fire On U S Cavalry Patrol
Fifteen Mexican federal soldiers from Agua Prieta fired on an American cavalry patrol near Douglas at noon. The Americans returned fire with a machine gun. No fatalities. at least two Mexicans rumored wounded. Witnesses included U S Deputy Marshal Hopkins and Special Agent Blanford.
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No Coin for Frisco Fair Hits Panama Exposition Budget
Washington reports the senate declined to pass the sundry civil bill over Taft veto, depriving the 1915 Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco of a $500 000 government exhibit appropriation. The bill totals $115 000 000 in appropriations as Taft signs other measures. A.B. Fall’s filibuster blocks the Indian removal bill.
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New Mexico
Old Man Leaps to Death at Providence Hospital
Dowlin Farr aged 67 died after leaping from a fifth story window at Providence hospital. He had been under nerve care for some time and was in a personal crisis mania. He rushed from his room within an hour of admission. neck broken, died before nurses could respond. Deputy Coroner found death by his own action while temporarily insane. Farr leaves seven children in Seattle.
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Supreme Court adjourns as suffragists parade
In Washington DC the high court adjourned while its nine members observed a suffragist parade through the capital. Details on participants or outcomes were not provided.
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Washington, D. C
Look, Men What She's Going to Do to You
A Chicago audience reports Charlotte T. Jones aims to ban smoking in restaurants and cafes, proposing a felony with a 1000 dollar fine and one year in prison. The city council refers her petition to the public safety committee for its Wednesday meeting. Kane comments on university fees.
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Considine Escapes Guilty Plea In Barbary Coast Case
San Francisco report says W. Considine of Seattle escaped punishment after Sid Grauman of San Francisco admitted guilt and took all blame for allegedly compelling Inmates of a disorderly house to perform. Grauman pleaded guilty and faced a small fine, while Considine’s charges were dismissed. The case stemmed from a visit to a Barbary coast resort joined by chorus girl Catherine Cook.
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W. Considine
Seattle
Sid Grauman
Conardine
Considine
Grauman
Deasy
Tom O'Connor
St. Francisco Hospital
Murphine Bill Creates Agricultural Improvement Districts
The Murphine bill on logged-off lands is approved by both the house and senate committees. It calls for agricultural improvement districts with powers to issue 4% bonds to buy and clear lands. Former owners and new settlers may buy land on 20-year terms at 6 percent interest.
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Olympia
Wash
Murphine
House
Senate
Moros Wound 32 Soldiers in Jolo Attack
Thirty two American soldiers were wounded in a Moro assault on Jolo near Manila. The death toll was unclear as reports arrived from the field via United Press Leased Wire.
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Jolo
Rough Trip Ends as Ockley Arrives in Portland
The British steamer Ockley under Captain R W Barrett docks in Portland after four days at sea from Hong Kong. Severe storm damage leaves her with port and starboard lifeboats adrift and steering gear out of commission, but she will unload hemp and hardwood and proceed to Portland for wheat.
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R. W. Barrett
Hong Kong
Portland
Inauguration Day Cheers for Wilson and Marshall
A half million Americans celebrated Woodrow Wilson as he took the oath as 28th president at the Capitol. The inaugural parade featured 50 000 troops and civilians with Taft and Bryan among the celebrated figures.
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Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
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Capitol
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United States
Senate Chamber
Senate
Pennsylvania Avenue
Taft
Marshall
Wilson Shaves Himself as Irish Maids Spark Excitement
Washington reports President Wilson rose at 8 a m and shaved, retiring last night at 11. Relatives stay at the Shoreham hotel and mingle in light spirits. Col Thomas Birch appears in full regalia while two Irish maids stand out for excitement as crowds number about 200 newspapers men.
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Woodrow Wilson
Shoreham Hotel
Jessie
Eleanor Wilson
Josephine Cochran
Wilson
Thos. Birch
United Press
White House
Seattle to Keep an Eye on Solons
Seattle officials headed to Olympia to monitor a raft of bills favoring public service corporations and to lobby for the city. Council President Hesketh and Utilities Superintendent Valentine travel under a council resolution after a warning from Corporation Counsel Bradford that Seattle could suffer if precautions aren’t taken.
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Solons
Hesketh
Council
Valentine
City Utilities Department
Olympia
Bradford
Merchants of Seattle Spenders and Savers in The Star Ads
Merchants of Seattle spend thousands yearly to offer the best on the market and at the lowest price. Expert buyers travel annually to find bargain lots and expert merchandisers present goods to notice. Millions are spent on newspaper advertising to inform readers of exceptional values. Do you take advantage of these ads in The Star and save on necessities and luxuries alike.
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