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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1910
Page
2
Miss Griffith and Miss Trimble face trials after repeated arrests tied to Tolman backed loan offices. Tolman urges loyalty and pled not guilty as he fights the case toward the United States Supreme Court.
Charles W. Wappenstein, chief of police, is praised for deep knowledge of criminals and street sense. The portrait credits his lifelong police work, readiness to act on criminals, and his balanced, calm authority that keeps crime at low ebb.
Foster Kelley, former enabler of Seattle National Bank, failed to appear in Judge Manns court. An injunction was ordered preventing transfers of Kelley money or property until the divorce action is heard. Bank cashier Lewis C. Palmer and several Seattle banks were restrained from payouts or transfers.
Rere en een BANK CLEARINGS shows Beattie Tacoma Portland and Spokane figures. Clearings today total 2 604 862 44 with balances 467 617 65 for Beattie and Tacoma 867 565 00 with 61 404 00 balances. Portland 1 061 558 00 clearings and 844 792 00 balances. Spokane 722 443 00 clearings with balances missing.
The Republican City Central Committee plans a downtown banquet to celebrate H. C. Gin's mayoral victory. Elkan Morgenstern will oversee the ratification ceremonies, with all successful Republican candidates present and Charles W. Wappenstein slated as police chief in the new administration.
Report describes visitors in hotel lobbies admiring a flashy upper lip mustache fad linked to Hamilton by observers in Low Ankelew. The trend spurred chatter about grooming methods and the spectacle of men displaying scrubbing brush like growths while discussing the latest craze.
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