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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1914
Page
2
El Paso reports March 9 with Gen Cuarra nza ordering rebel military and civil officers to cease discussing Mexican affairs. Wilson blames the Texas governor for the raid and the ensuing tensions.
A trio of financial statements from Washington state banks dated March 1914 outlines resources including loans and discounts, warrants and securities, and real estate, with deposits totaling over 1.9 million dollars. Bankers W. Peterson and W. L. Collier certify accuracy, noting notary attestations from B. W. Pettit and Chas. D. Thomas.
Seven men died and another may be dying after Neo-Salvarian inoculations at Los Angeles County Hospital. The toxin arrived sealed from Dr Paul Ehrlich in Frankfort Germany and was administered by Dr A T Chariton. Eight men were inoculated for a specific blood disease. four died Saturday. Victims named include Wm Lemon Clare M Mayham Thomas Kine Jules Laurins John Mclugan Charles McLean and POJ Mason with Harry Lane believed dying.
A municipal league panel plans a special committee to probe campaign fund conduct revealed by The Star inquiry. Testimony names cafe owners donating for mayoral candidates John C. Slater and Albert Goddard, with various council members implicated in collected funds.
Council to host 15 freeholders on the charter revision commission in council chambers for sessions this week. The group aims to schedule hours to avoid a conflict. Oaths of office will be taken by each freeholder Tuesday afternoon at City Hall.
An old advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as an easy, ready to use tonic that darkens gray hair naturally and evenly. A sponge or brush through strands yields quicker results, with several applications claimed to restore dark glossy hair and stop dandruff.
Olga Nethersole is the drawing card on the Orpheum bill presenting the third act of Rapho. The vaudeville appearance is a big production and drew much interest at the opening yesterday. A fair portion of the program fills with a moderate entertainment.
Judge Everett Smith yesterday spoke to the Friendship club at the Y M C A and urged that lasting success comes only through hard, determined work.
E. A. Eaton cashier at the Louvre cafe caused the arrest of A. C. Ayers aged 30 and L. L. Strand aged 26 on a charge of passing a $30 worthless check two weeks earlier. Eaton encountered them at Third avenue and Price street and attempted to detain them. Ayers was arrested by Sergi. Zimmerman and Patrolman Follrich and Strand was later picked up.
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