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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1913
Page
1
Rottenest Crooked Bill Sparks Bitter Olympia Debate
A chaotic Olympia session provokes furious speech as Senate Bill 328 draws condemnation as the rottenest, crookest measure. Proponents claim rate fights favor public utility competition while critics urge its kill, noting ongoing rate fights and political chicanery.
Star reports on Friedmann cure from New York inquiry
Seattle officials praise The Star for sending Dr Noble to New York to examine the Friedmann cure. Mayor Cotterill and other leaders express hopeful support while noting the need for thorough, independent verification of results and wider testing before adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Crichton
Seattle
of the Star
New York
Nobles
Crichton
Berlin
Germany
America
STAR
Cotterill
Murphy
J. L. Lane
Walla Walla Penitentiary
Lane
Tay
Nob
Hesketh
Council
White
Noble
Star’s Doctor To Assist Friedmann In New York Demonstration
Seattle physician Dr. Charles S. Noble met Dr. Friedmann in New York and reported a 30 minute talk. Friedmann invited Noble to assist in a Friday demonstration of his tuberculosis cure at Mount Sinai, and possibly to bring back culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Noble
New York
Tate Mason
Dr. Friedmann
Seattle
Charles S. Noble
The
Star
Friedmann
Noble
Mount Sinai Hospital
York
Berlin
Seattleman
W. G. Shepherd
Shepherd
Star Correspondent's Brother Receives Friedmann Injection
W G Shepherd a Star foreign correspondent disclosed Friedmann in Berlin and now reports his brother-in-law, a New York patient of Friedmann, shows improvement alongside other patients. Dr Noble notes one patient is Shepherd's brother, with broader sign of progress among sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Shepherd
The
Star
Friedmann
Berlin
New York
Noble
Shepherd
Scripps
Trrat
Landesman
Postpone Minimum Wage Bill Again
Olympia legislature delays action as House votes to postpone consideration of the minimum wage measure for the second week. The bill previously passed the Senate with minimal dissent but faces renewed postponement in the House.
Kitsap County Annexation Move Advances in Senate
Despite Senator Dan Landon’s protest, the senate committee on congressional reapportionment approved the house bill to annex Kitsap county to Seattle as one congressional district. The measure faces final action by the senate today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Dan Landon
Senate Committee On Congressional
Kitsap County
Seattle
Senate
Explain Nobles Message
The telegram from Dr H J Davidson press bureau covers the culture found by Dr Fried mann. It states Berlin germs injected into tubercular patients are non toxic and non- virulent, potentially protecting against virulent germs and determining the cure's success or failure. Cherrapongee Assam records extreme rainfall with averages around six hundred inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friedmann
Berlin
Riedmann
First patient treated by Dr Frederick Friedmann in Montreal
In Montreal on March 11 Mary Rancour a 16 year old tuberculosis patient arrived alone from Northern Canada seeking help at the Royal Tuberculosis Institute. She was the first case Friedmann treated during his visit and he vowed to try to save her after noting her tears and trembling mouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Canada
Mary Rancour
Frederick F. Friedmann
Royal Tuberculosia Institute
Friedmann
Lister Wins Road Scrap Loses Cheney
Olympia March 11 the house approved the senate bill reducing the road levy to 1 percent mill for 1914 and 1 mill annually thereafter Gov Lister agreed Corresponding changes to House Bill 649 were passed veto of Cheney normal appropriation of 300000 overruled and veto of the budget bill upheld only on 195000 maintenance for Cheney normal school
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sperial
Olympia
House
Senate
Lister
Cheney Normal School
Mayor Gaynor on wages to curb street prostitution
New York March 11 Mayor Gaynor commented on the Illinois probe and said paying girls a living wage would reduce street prostitution. He criticized department stores paying 2.60 to 10.00 weekly to female workers and urged wage raises or silence. He also noted spring millinery trends with stiff feathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gaynor
Illinois
Girla
Woman on trial recounts love and murder in Sacramento
Mrs. In Belle Haskell tells how she spent $2,000 on Frank Fyacher, was abandoned, and shot him after abuse and desertion. The jury in her second trial was deadlocked at 6 to 6 and a retrial is expected in June as the state pushes for a conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inman
Suffrage Leader Milholland Joins Murder Case Defense
Inez Milholland, famed suffrage parade leader, will appear in New York court as consulting counsel for Gee Doy Young, charged with murder after a tong fight that left three Chinese and two white men dead. Milholland to be admitted to the bar Wednesday and take an active role in the case. The Hee He Club plans a dance next Wednesday at the Renton Club house on 18th and Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy United Press
New York
Inez Milholland
Washington
Gee Doy Young
Miss Milholland
We Should Worry And Get Gray Hair
Opinion on newspaper readership and advertising value emphasizes paid circulation and broad reach. The Star notes it reaches over 40 000 families each evening while questioning the financial rating of its readers and highlighting the paid subscription base as a desirable metric for advertisers.
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Crue Star
Advertiser
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