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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
1
Secret UW romance ends in wedding disclosure
University of Washington two sophomores J Gordon or H jam and Miss Carlotta Overmeyer have married since January 13. The couple planned to keep the secret until June but Mrs Cooper disclosed the news to her sister prompting the leak of the romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Washington
J. Gordon
H Jam
Carlotta Overmeyer
JG. W. Overmeyer
University Boulevard
Man Ordered to Support Wife or Jail in Seattle Case
Gordon McPherson, sixteen, married a seventeen year old Seattle girl on December 11, 1911. He failed to support his pregnant wife for three months and was fined five dollars weekly under a jail term if unpaid. The supreme court later reversed the ruling, noting his confession of inability to support his wife as a moral cowardice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon McPherson
Seattle
McPherson
Ronald
Supreme Court
Referee Named in Divorce Case Involving Doctor and Nurse
Dr Philip Rexford Waughop sought a license to wed nurse Nellie Kiosa but his friends opposed. A six day honeymoon ended when a divorce complaint was filed and a restraining order barred the wife from seeing him. A court arranged meeting failed to allow a proper, near contact. Judge Everett Smith ordered a new meeting with Dr S J Holmes as referee at 3 pm Monday in Burke Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Rexford Waughop
Nellie Kiosa
Thomas A. Meade
Gaya
Everett Smith
J. Holmes
Burke Building
Holmes
Playing Fairness Question in Man's Maintenance Case
The case before the superior court concerns John H. Smith and Julia Smith. Smith denies the claim for permanent alimony, stating he did not marry her and that they were of different churches. He admits a professed willingness to wed but says no marriage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Smith
Julia Smith
Smith
Tragedy and Weak Hearts Among Players
In a fragmentary note from a historical page the text hints at tragedy and players described as weak of heart, with a proverb about weak hearts not winning fair ladies, suggesting a cautionary air around a game or event.
Seattle Cigarette War Ignites Over Premiums
In Seattle a rising cigarette premium war draws attention to clever incentives. The article cites Miss Rae Valentine and a Miami talk as signs of a broader campaign by manufacturers to attract buyers with rewards. It notes a surge in cigarette production from 3 million to 13 billion over years and warns readers to consider premiums before purchasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Valentine
Biceychiat
Pantages
Bell and Valentine
Bondes
Darrow Awaits Jury Verdict In McNamara Bribery Case
Clarence Darrow sits with his wife as a packed Los Angeles court hears the bribery case involving Juror Robert Bain. Jurors discussed loudly, with defense counsel claiming the panel favored acquittal, as the trial jury retired after 10 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Los Angeles
Clarence Darrow
Robert F. Bain
O. W. Powers
Dog team race to Valdente via 2000 mile trail
NOME Alaska March 7 Driving the Heg ness dog team Michael Samuel a veteran musher en route to day on mange the over snow trail to Valdente expects to cut the usual trip by at least five days due to unusually fine trail conditions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nome
Alaska
Michael Samuela
Misher
Mange
Valdente
Ways and Means Outlines Tariff Revision Plan
The House Ways and Means Committee met to map tariff reform. It considered eight tentative bills and may set a tariff caucus date for House Democrats before April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Ways and »Means Committee
Hearing in LWW case crowded courtroom evidentiary session begins
Testimony starts in the Wolfman & Co. lawsuit against I W W pickets as Judge EB Smith presides. Witnesses Mrs. Agnes Dorr Mrs. J Hansen Mrs. Martha Thiel and Mrs. H H Hart describe intimidation and harassment. Wolfman seeks a permanent injunction. R E Brown leads defense amid illness of Attorney Horner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LL W. W
Ebeverett Smith
Attor -Neys
Wolfman & Co
Agnie Dorr
J. Hansen
Martha Thiel
H H. Hart
Wolfman
Isaac Guggenheim III in California
Isaac Guggenheim III, a copper trust leader, arrives in San Francisco with Dr. Robert Kunitzer of New York. He is said to suffer from a malady kept secret and made a public appearance despite attempts at secrecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Guggenheim III
California
San Francisco
Isaac Guggenheim
Copper Trust
Robert Kunitzer
New York
Guggenheim
Baby boy kills sister with pistol in New York
March 7 report states four year old Chas Corell stole his father's pistol from a bureau and shot his one month old sister Sue through the eye, killing her instantly in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chas, Corell
Sue
Darrow Jury list includes local professionals and tradesmen
Ian Sethell music teacher altered by Arma mining engineer Geo. C. Hempel rancher W. H. Earnest hotel proprietor Kyron E. Street rancher R. A. Burner rancher M. H L. Hughes rancher H. J. Robinson butcher David Dunn artist Frank M. Sanderson walnut grower Sylvester Grant retired merchant Fred B. Pettingill contractor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Sethell
Alter F. Arma
Geo. C. Hempel
W. H. Earnest
Kyron E. Street
R. A. Burner
M. H L. Hughes
H. J. Robinson
David Dunn
Frank M. Sanderson
Sylvester Grant
Fred 8. Pettingill
Nickel swallowed by Elwood City child mystery
In Ellwood City Pa on March 7 a 3 year old swallowed a nickel after her father Stephen Kromisk gave her a coin. A doctor treated her as two nickels were coughed up from her throat, the family later learning she had dropped coins on the floor while playing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Stephen Kromisk
Opium Smuggling Case Updates In Seattle Arrests
No new arrests reported as of press time after John W. Rogers of Seattle was arrested in Portland by W L Sischo and Chief Spector on opium smuggling charges. Rogers allegedly acted as packhorse for an organized gang, with potential broad arrests to follow. Also noted, customs salaries in Seattle Port rose from 100 to 800 dollars yearly for 18 employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Rogera
Seattle
Portland
W. L. Sischo
Customs McGrath
A. B. Hamer
John W. Rogers
Primovan
Customs
F.C. Harper
Customs Office
Port of
Mail order magnate denies wage link to girls' downfall
Chicago March 7 Julius Rosenwald head of Sears Roebuck & Co tells Illinois senate committee that low wages do not drive prostitution and that moral grounds should guide policy He says 8 hour workday claims were inflated and raises would not hurt profits Two Rosenwald aides testify including a worker who earned 4 50 weekly and worked over ten hours daily with scoldings and dismissal threats
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois Senate
Julius Rosenwald
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Hse
Rosenwald
Tored
Lessing Rosenwald
Sears Roebucket & Co. Plant Employs 268 Women Here
Sears Roebuck & Co. maintains a large local branch with 268 women employed. A. M. Barry, in charge in H. Bowers absence, says Chicago plant rules for employing women apply here. No self supporting woman earns less than eight dollars weekly, with nine dollars and twelve cents the approximate average wage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears Roebuck & Co
A. M. Barry
H. Bowers
Chicago
Rosenwald on wages and gender pay in his company
In testimony Rosenwald says his 4702 female workers earn about 9.12 dollars weekly on average. He notes 119 girls under 16 earn five dollars weekly and 1465 receive at least eight dollars, while 23 women earn over twenty one dollars weekly. He pledges equity in wages but cites competition and a $12 million surplus without confirming increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenwald
Agathia
Explosion Kills Many as Dynamite Ship Explodes at Curtis Bay
A dynamite loading barge exploded amid several ships near Curtis Bay Baltimore, killing many and injuring dozens. The British steamer Alumchine and the tug Atlantic were among the vessels hit, while the navy collier Jason rode midstream in danger of capsizing. Authorities fear the death toll may rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prees
Baltimore
Severty
Curtis Bay
Panama
Alumchine
Jason
Tage
State House
Annapolly
Goldsborough
Baltimore Quarantine
Richardson
Curtis “Pesto
Philadelphia
Cement Nose Injuries At Prospect Hit Plant
Louis, March 17.28 Tholt, 34, cement plant worker at Prospect Hit, is treated at the city hospital for a cemented nose. Doctors report both nostrils filled with cement and are drilling and chipping to remove it while aiming to restore breathing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Prospect Hit
Oty Hospital
Swarm of Bees Foils Burglar in Pennsylvania Yard
In Fallsington Pennsylvania a burglar was chased by a swarm of bees while robbing a farmer's home. The startled thief stung and surrendered after the insects drove him away. Sampson, the homeowner, later escorted the man to the town jail after the revolver he dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Fallsington
John Leon
Sampson
Thean
J. P. Burke Launches Major Cash Sale at A Bridge Store
J P Burke, noted price cutter, begins a large cash-raising sale at the A Bridge Store at First and Yesler. The event starts tomorrow with full details in today's Star display ad on page 2. Burke aims to meet creditor demands for quick cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Burke
A. Bridge
First and
Yesler
Star
Burke
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