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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1912

Page

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Hodge Backed as Leader in Recall of Judges Fight

The piece praises Gov Hodge as a strong progressive leader who will fight to recall judges and curb political bosses. It highlights his Scottish roots, early work in mines, and resolve to place the people above dollars.

Scotland Black Diamond, and Co King County Hodge County Commission Butes People Ee the People Washington Gov. Hay

Cotterill Wins Seattle Mayor Race by 796 Votes

Official results from 281 precincts show George F. Cotterill with 32,083 votes to Gill’s 31,287. Cotterill wins mayor by 796 with strong support in university district Rainier valley Railord and Green Lake. seventh ward yields largest Cotterill margin. Various propositions and officers also decided, including bonds and salary changes.

Cotterill Gill Orge F. Cotterill White River Lake Cushman Municipal Telephone Park and Tuberculosis Hospital George F. Cotterill Seattle Fieet Atx University District Rainier Valley Railard Green Lake

Woman Gives Cuticle to Help Wounded Husband

Cal March 7 Mrs Annette Champlin of Aviator Frank Champion who in the leg a month ago is a hospital her husband following an operation of several inches of cuticle from her on Champion's leg. An anaesthetic the little woman removed the skin from her arm in to an inch square. She made no outcry.

Cal Annette Chamin Frank Champion Champion

Mayoral Campaign Rally Praises Cotterill Support

A campaign message lauds Mayor elect F Cotterill as a tower of strength through the primary and final campaigns. The speaker pledges to defend the public interests and resist privilege and aggressive influence as the community seeks justice.

F. Cotterill

England Celebrates Scott Pole Victory Amid Jubilation

Special cables report Captain Scott reached the South Pole after a race with Amundsen. London crowds thronged bulletin boards as confirmation arrived. Amundsen and Scott met at McMurdo Sound and the victory is thought to be by a narrow margin.

United Preas London Wellington N. Z London Express Rancld Amundeen Robt. Scott Scott Amundsen McMurdo Sound Capt Apress The Express

Poindexter Backs Roosevelt in 5,000 Word Statement

Senator Miles Poindexter of Washington announces Roosevelt for the presidency. He frames the former president as engaged in a titanic struggle against corruption and as standing for the common man against oppression by the powerful.

the Star Washington Miles Poindexter Roosevelt

Joslen Trial Continued In San Francisco Case

Dr Otto C Joslen charged with betrayal of Ethel Williams formerly of Seattle and employed as a salon girl for a confectionery shop in San Francisco had the case continued by consent until next Thursday Superior Judge Lawlor set a trial date then The first Joslen trial ended in jury disagreement and the case was adjourned

San Francisco Otto C. Joslen Ethel Williams Seattle Lawlor Jossen

Guilty Pleas in Fraud Case In New York

In federal court Geo. Graham Rice and B H Scheftels admitted guilt for using the mails to defraud tied to their brokerage business. Rice received a one year penitentiary sentence while Scheftels’ sentence was suspended.

New York Geo. Graham Rice B. H. Scheftels Rice Scheftels

Venice Mayor Chooses Red Neckties Over Blue

Venice California March 7 Mayor Holbrook said he will wear only red neckties from now on at council meetings. The policy was announced amid an effort to distinguish him from his brother C R Holbrook who will wear blue.

Venice Cal Holbrook C. R. Holbrook

San Francisco Court Delves Into Alleged Bite During Marriage

In San Francisco on March 7, Robt. Schieve testified about his wife’s alleged affection that led to a bite and a broken eye. The court ordered further inquiry into the biting before ruling on divorce.

San Francisco Robt. Schieve Schieve

Counterfeiter Nabbed After Paying Fine With Fake Coin

In Chico California on March 7 a court clerk rejected a $5 gold piece used by vagrant John Smith to pay a fine. Investigation revealed Smith ran a counterfeit operation.

Chico Cal John Smith Smith

Oregon Cat Club Seeks Legislation For Feline Rights

Bloodthirsty Oregon citizens can kill a neighbor's cat without fear of the law. The Oregon Cat club will try for legislation to give tabby legal standing and protection.

Portland, Or Oregon Oregon Cat Club

Poor Little Cowboy Returns From Wild West Show

Peter Presidio, 11, a would be cowboy, wandered from an orphan home after following a Wild West show. He abandoned his dream when a promenading cow confronted him. A woman weighing 220 pounds is nicknamed Pet.

Los Angeles Peter Presidio

Port Commission Moves to Begin Harbor Development

Port officials announce readiness to start harbor work after voters approve the plan. Gen Chittenden says condemnation may begin at Smiths core to secure needed funds, with options to build terminals or bargain with Ayers or other firms. The commission rejects the Ayers agreement and aims to proceed on its own judgment with an $8 million harbor investment tied to Seattle’s canal readiness.

Port Commission Gen. Chittenden Smith's New York Ayers Commission T. Bush Bush Terathals Gen. Ashton Tacoma Seattle Ayers Company Panama Canal Beattie

Ballot Box Stuffing Charge Targets Election Board

Dr H G Lazelle faces ballot fraud allegations in precinct 219 Pirot ward with warrants issued for five election officials. Arrests include Wathe Brewster G L Snyder and Maynard Guion. two others Paul Redsiob and Emil Burnwick evade arrest. Officials accused of fraudulently casting illegal ballots. bail set at 1500 each.

H. G. Lanelle Municipal League Pirot Wathe Brewster Rudge Jackson St Stone Cutter G. L. Snyder Pencol Peddier Maynard L. Guion Milwaukee Paul Redsiob Emil Burnwick Redsiob Rice Gill Gui Cotterill Jone Egal Lazelle Claima Brewster Election Board

George F Cotteril Bombarded With Congratulatory Telegrams

Mayor Elect George F Cotteril received numerous congratulatory telegrams after his victory. Notables included Steadwell of the World's Purity Federation in La Crosse and W E Zuppann of Yakima, with others from P M Troy Olympia and many civic figures across Washington and beyond. Messages praised a prosperous Seattle and the era of honor over vice.

George F. Cotteril Steadwell Purity Federation la Crosse Wis Seattle Yakim’ Valley W. E. Zuppann Toppiniah Yak H. C. Bavaon Portland Eugene W .Tinfin

Cotterill Keeps Up Busy Schedule After Victory

Mayor elect Cotterill remains in constant motion after a seven week campaign ended Monday night. He spent Tuesday at headquarters and Wednesday receiving friends and messages. He planned to handle personal affairs early today as his transition continues.

Cotterill

Doggone That Cop in San Francisco Incident

In San Francisco on March 7 Matthew Matson kicked Patrolman Riordan in the stomach during an arrest attempt. Corporal Jones escorted Matson by the ear to the station, insisting the officer be treated with respect.

San Francisco Matthew Mat Som Riordan Corporal Jones Matson

Painter and carpenter duel ends with severe facial injury

In Portland on March 7, E. T. Winns the painter and H. Sears the carpenter fought with their trade tools. Sears had a blackened face while Winns lost part of his nose. A separate NYC fact notes a baby born every three minutes totaling 134 542.

Portland, Or E. T. Winns H. Sears Sears Winn New York City

Campaign progress and bond votes reported in city results

At noon a campaign guest luncheon and an afternoon Chamber of Commerce speech were noted. First ward returns show Proposition 4 $500,000 parks bonds carried 692 to 320, Prop 6 Lake Cushman power site 686 to 336, Prop 6 White River power site 725 to 406, Prop 7 Tuberculosis hospital 855 to 222.

White River Lake Cushman Hich Chamber of Commerce

Port Propositions Vote Totals by City Precincts

Port commission props listed with city precinct results 276. Measures include Harbor plan 1, Smith Cove 1, Hast Waterway 2, Salmon Bay, Central Waterfront, Lake Washington ferry, Harbor Island funding and Harbor Island improvements. Totals show for and against figures across eight propositions.

Port Commission Smith Cove Lake Washington Harbor Island Vauidate Harbor Island

Chapine Learns English Becomes Opera Star in U.S.

A New York theater writer once doubted Chapine’s rise after she came to the United States unable to speak English. She refused a vaudeville freak role, learned English, and rose to stardom after being discovered by John Cort. Her early career included the Opera Comique at 17, a German tour singing Lorelei, and Wagnerian roles.

Chapine New York Panama United States Opera Comique Germany Lorelei Mendelssohn John Cort Eng- Chapine

Burglar Shot Husbands Wife Testifies Innocence

Mrs Eugene Grace Now Denies Attempted Murder Charge In Atlanta Georgia After Husband Reverses Statement He Says He Was Shot By Mistake Police Found Him At Home With Bullet Wound Taken To Hospital In Serious Condition Released On Seven Thousand Bail From Jail

Wiranta Eugene Grace Grace Philadelphia

Louise Vermilya Freed Over Poison Charge In Officer Case

Mrs Louise Vermilya was freed in court on the charge of poisoning Policeman Arthur Bisonette for life insurance. She was later rearrested on a second murder charge for allegedly poisoning Richard Smith, a conductor, for the same motive.

United Press Chicago Louise Vermilya Arthur Bisonette Richard Smith

Minstrel Show by YMCA Boys At Moore Theatre

One hundred fifty Y M C A boys have polished their third annual minstrel show at the Moore theatre next Saturday night. The performance will shine with the Green Light as the curtain rises. Tickets are selling fast at the Moore box office and curious audiences await the act.

Moore Theatre Moore

Weather forecasts show showers and cooler winds

Showers tonight and Friday with light north easterly winds. Noon temperature around 42 degrees.

Former political boss Ruef to plead in person Saturday

Abraham Ruef, once a political boss, is to appear before Superior Judge Dunne on Saturday to plead in person for his cabined liberty after a 14 year San Quentin sentence for bribery.

San Francisco Abraham Ruef San Quentin Dunne Verty

The Star Advertising Appeal to Seattle Readers

The Star positions itself as the home evening paper for over 40,000 households. It claims to guide housewives in planning and shopping through its advertising columns and asserts strong public confidence in the paper and its ads.

Seattle Star Mr. Advertiser

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Eee Ee Lance Bradford Corporation Counsel Terry Trenasurer Carroll Godard, Peirce and Haas Mar Bie Erickson Civil Service Commission Wells Parish Brown Pradford Oouth England Poindexter Joslen Trial George William E. Johnson Indian Bureau Department of the Interior Kansas City P. M. Troy Olympia Charles Brury J. A. Falconer Everett L. B. Taylor Vancuver B. C Scandi Navian Good Templars Illinois T. B. Gladstone Victoria H. M. White Bellingham Frank P. Cole Arn 8. Allen Seattle Y. M. C. A H. W. Stone Portland Y. M. C. A FH. Shoals Leon A. Whalley San Fran Cisco W. H. Paul Hamus Sumner Men and Religion Forward Movement Clarence A Barbour Raymond Robins John Alexander Robert M. Moore John M. Moore John M. Dean William A. Brown David Russell Oakland Cat Ruef Gilswetressee A Ewne Jacobs Stee Marble Burgess
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