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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1914
Page
4
One Year of Wilsons Presidency Marks A Quiet Yet Potent Rise
The editorial lauds Woodrow Wilson after one year in office for establishing public confidence and a governor style leadership. It notes his measured program progress on tariff and banking reforms as positive but secondary to his perceived competence and steadiness. It also references social inequality and a call for leadership amid ongoing economic disparity. A segue mentions a Pennsylvania health warning about typhoid spread due to poor hand hygiene.
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Ming
Woodrow Wilson
T. A
Taft
Mnto
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Carnegie fires back at O Gorman on peace fund
The article portrays Andrew Carnegie defending his peace endowment against Senator O Gorman. It argues war often stems from robbery or extortion and praises Carnegie for promoting peace, while suggesting his motives may be political rather than purely generous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ndrew Carnegie
O’gorman
Peace Endowment Fund
Mr. Carnegie
Carnegie
World Debts and Light Humor Nuggets From 1912
United States commerce figures show world debts at 42 billion dollars, up 20 percent in a decade and doubled in 40 years with interest near 1.782 billion annually. In lighter notes, jokes contrast appetite, advertising, badges for divorced people, real soldiers, and ancient women activists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Commerce
Absentminded World and Laughing Quips Parade
A collage of humorous vignettes and observations, from snowy chores to social foibles and witty exchanges. Jokes about earning a living, stamp collectives, dances, romance, and odd sayings picture a lively slice of early 20th century wit and daily life.
Senator Poindexter Helps Save Parcel Post
Washington March 5 In a tight senate roll call there was only one vote to spare. Senator Bankhead proposed a 50 pound weight cap for fourth class mail without congress approval, risking a shift to express companies. Senator Poindexter of Washington helped preserve the parcel post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Parcel Post
Senate
Bankhead
Alabama
Congress
Friends of the Parcel Post
Friends of the Express Companies
Senator Poindexter
Carves Own Tombstone Ends Life Amid Woodwork
Los Angeles report says Robert Laboreau, a noted wood carver, died by his own hand after he turned on gas to end his life. He allegedly completed an oak slab bearing the inscription Robert Laboreau, a failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Robert Laboreau
Laboreau
President Wilson Delivers Short Panama Canal Tolls Message
The Panama canal tolls message to Congress ran 417 words, the briefest presidential message on record aside from Taft’s tariff note. It highlights toll policy and canal operations with concise wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Panama Canal
Taft
Ministers Close Seattle Olympia Conference at Green Lake Church
The two day gathering of Methodist ministers and laymen from Seattle and Olympia concluded with an address by Bishop Richard J. Cook of Olympia at the Green Lake M E church on Wednesday night.
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Seattle
Olympia
Green Lake M
Richard J. Cook
Mutt and Jeff in Panama to Play at Moore Three Nights
The latest Mutt and Jeff stage show promises music, pretty girls, thrills and novelties in a new Panama setting. Bud Fisher’s cartoon duo, with an all new plot, opens at the Moore for three days starting tomorrow night under manager Gun Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutt and Jeff
Kellogg's Sanitone Wafers Promises Revival for Nerves
Advertisement touts Kellogg's Sanitone Wafers as a tonic for tired nerves boosting vitality and mood. It offers a free trial box by mail with six cents postage and lists Hoffmaster Block address in Michigan and a separate drugstore sale for regular boxes.
Working Woman Praises Seattle Police and Conductors
A Seattle rider commends police and conductors for courtesy and helpfulness amid vague directions. She notes frequent reliance on officers to reach destinations and expresses disbelief at the criticism faced by public transit workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Seattle
A. Palmer
Bouquet of thanks to The Star on integrity and victory
A supporter celebrates The Star for leading the charge against special interests, praising the journalist’s integrity and the defeat of money driven tactics. The message signs as A MacDonald and conveys admiration for righteous reporting.
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The
Star
A. MacDonald
Recall Petition Targets Everett Mayor and Two Commissioners
Recall petitions have been started against Mayor Christensen and Commissioners Thompson and Brodeck for failing to procure a municipal water supply and a city dock as voted by the people in the last election. Home Consumers' league will visit Claermore China Co. at 503 Union Ave. on Friday at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frater Yester
Hamilton
Tle
Everett
Christensen
Thompson and
Brodeck
Home Consumers’ League
Claermore China Co
Union At
Ady
Two Men Held After Break-In at Oregon Hotel Room
John Marshall and George Yank were questioned after a room at the Oregon hotel was entered. Detectives Ralph Jones and Giles W. Humphrey arrested them as they reportedly stole two theatre tickets among other items.
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John Marshall
George Yank
Moore
Ralph Jones
Giles W. Humphrey
Edward Thompson
Oregon Hotel
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