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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1916

Page

1

Campaign meetings billed for tonight across multiple halls

Rain did not deter 3000 attendees as Gill is set to be flayed. Ole Hanson H Ner Meyers address at Griffiths Princess Theatre Ballard Ward's Hall Georgetown. West Side Hall West Seattle hosts Thomas Horner J Bryan. Gill Dreamland rink and E J Brown Princess Theatre Ballard feature Otto Case speaking.

Griffiths Princess Theatre Ballard Ward's Hall Georgetown Ole Hanson H. W. Meyers West Side Hall West Seattle Thomas R. Horner J. W. Bryan Gill Dreamland Rink E. J. Brown Otto A. Case EB. J Thomas F. Murphine Brown Fitzgerald Austin E. Griffiths Hanson Seattle

Vessel Founderling Off Tatoosh Near Griffiths Rally

A 670 ton lumber schooner Thomas W of San Francisco fought a gale off Tatoosh for six hours. Two masts broken, deck cargo washed overboard as Captain Curtis and 19 crew rode out the storm. The steam liner Dewey stood by to tow, with tugs waiting at Neahbay. No confirmed drownings yet. Built 1906 Aberdeen, 174 feet long.

Thomas W William Olson Steamship Co San Fcisco Tatoosh Curtis Eagle Harbor Seattle Cape Tery S. 5 Admiral Dewey San Francisco Alor Dewey Neahbay Port Warden Aberdeen

Victim Alleges Fake Marriage Case in Seattle

Oakland March 6 Attended by Rev Alexander Allen of St Pauls Episcopal church and Mrs. The report notes a woman claiming she is a victim of a fake marriage in Seattle with church official presence and a Mrs. involved.

Seattle Oakland Alexander Allen St. Paul's Episcopal Church von Dohlen Bonda

Trading Stamp Tax Law Upheld

The U S Supreme Court upheld Washington and Florida laws regulating trading stamp and free coupons, preserving state power to curb such practices. The Washington measure, championed by Rep Fred W Hastings in 1913, imposed penalties and fees on issuers of trading stamps and coupons tied to purchases.

Washington Florida U. S Supreme Court Fred W. Hastings United Cigar Stores

Zeppelin raid leaves 12 dead and 33 injured in English counties

German Zeppelins attacked the northeast coast of England last night killing 12 and injuring 33. Bombs dropped on Yorkshire Lincolnshire Hutland Huntingdon Cambridge Norfolk Essex and Kent. Forty bombs caused widespread destruction across Essex and Kent with several munition towns within the affected area.

London England Yorkshire Lincolnshire Hutland Huntingdon Cambridge Norfolk Essex Kent

Enlists So Brother Can Finish School

Princeton New Jersey March 6. William West a Princeton senior who vanished and triggered a ten day search across several states has enlisted in the army so his brother John can finish college. There was not enough money for both.

Princeton N. J West John

No food seized at Westlake Market correction

The Star corrects a Saturday report that state food inspectors seized cheese and oranges as unfit for food and incorrectly stated that the Westlake market owned some of the food. The market was not involved in the affair.

Westlake The Star Westlake Market Weatlake

Wilson nominates David R. Francis as ambassador to Russia

President Wilson nominated David R. Francis of St. Louis as ambassador to Russia. He will succeed George T. Marye of San Francisco, who resigned due to ill health.

Washington Wilson David R. Francis St. Louis Russia George T. Marye San Francisco

Terrific Storm Sweeping Coast Delays Northbound Shipping

Coastwise vessels report a severe south southerly gale sweeping the sea above Mendocino county today. Two lives lost and others perilous as shipping north of the Golden Gate is delayed.

San Francisco Mendocino County Golden Gate

Watchers at polls sought for Tuesday voting

Voters are urged to call in results to Main 9400 as soon as possible after polls close. Ballot counting begins immediately at 8 o clock. Volunteers should contact Griffiths' headquarters at 362 Empire Building or call Elliott 2319.

Griffiths Empire Building Elliott

Senators Walk In Street Car Strike

Senators and representatives walked in Washington streets as street cars remained halted by a citywide strike. The stoppage left lawmakers without automobiles as they moved between duties.

Senators Washington

Salmon Day Soon at Chamber Exposition

Col Hardt in charge of exhibits at the Chamber of Commerce announces Salmon Day Friday. He has collected a large assortment of recipes to make salmon fit a king's taste in 57 varieties and offers canned salmon to giveaway for those wanting special recipes.

Col. Hardt Chamber of Commerce

Favor Amendments Move Forward in Charter Revision

The charter revision committee of the Municipal league reported Saturday in favor of all three amendments to be voted on at the election on Tuesday.

The Municipal League

Hubby's Kisses Too Violent Says Wife in Divorce

Mrs. Alice Smedes files for divorce in Chicago alleging her husband is overly affectionate. She claims his kisses are so hard they sore ribs and lips, and she says kisses should be given like food or medicine, not alcohol.

Chicago Alice Smedes

Weather outlook for tonight and Tuesday

A forecast shows tonight bringing rain or snow with unsettled conditions. Tuesday should be generally fair with improving skies and milder temperatures.

Baker Named Secretary of War by Wilson

Newton D. Baker former mayor of Cleveland is Wilson's choice for secretary of war the White House said He had previously declined an interior post Baker announced in Cleveland that he accepted the offer Baker a pacifist by reputation says he supports Wilson preparedness policy Attorney General Gregory warned a acting secretary Hugh Scott cannot serve past Saturday Baker retired as Cleveland mayor January 1 1901 to 1909 era details note Baker studies and long friendship with President Wilson born December 8 1871 in Martinsburg West Virginia and is Johns Hopkins and Washington and Lee educated

Washington Newton D. Baker Cleveland Wilson Chiece White House Baker Europe Gregory Hugh Scott Tom L. Johnson Baltimore Ohio Martinsburg W. Va Johns Hopkins Washington Lee

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