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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1916
Page
3
An advertisement touts plain massified coconut oil as a superior, greaseless cleanser for hair. It claims no alkali, cheap price, long-lasting supply, rich lather, thorough cleansing, easy rinsing, and hair that dries soft, bright, fluffy, and free of dust and dandruff.
Prosecutor Landin accuses Miss Dottie Coots, a former Griliah Columbia attorney general’s office stenographer, of blackmailing A. M. Bailey and Halley for large sums in 1916. Bail set at 2000 for Coots and Montana girl Misa Peterson amid defense by John F. Murphy.
Seattle's German singing societies plan a St Patrick's Day program at the Hippodrome Friday evening. The event features the Seattle Men's Choruses Young Women's quartet Gibson's mandolin band Seattle Liederkranz and a 300 voice chorus with Stanley J. Padden as orator. The program begins at 7:30.
Regina reports Saskatchewan legislature adjourned after a dramatic day as graft charges surface. Named figures include A. Y P. McNab minister public works and George A. Bell minister of telephones and province treasurer. Others face bribe accusations: Gerhard na Rosthern ex M. P. P. 8. S. Simpson Battleford M. P. P. H. Pierce Lib M. P. P. Wadena.
St Paul March 15 Senator Albert H Cummins took four times as many votes as Henry J Estabrook in the republican presidential primary. The Cummins camp had backing from the German American alliance and the old guard. Hiram Johnson was unopposed for the progressive vice presidential nomination.
Ellis on Wednesday accepted the post of assistant under Prosecutor Lundin. He succeeds Frank Hellsell, named chief deputy prosecutor by Lundin, with Cald responsible for appointing Chief Duty Meler.
A health ad extols that good digestion hinges on healthy teeth. It touts decayed teeth as poisons to digestion and promotes dental services by graduate registered dentists, modern painless methods, low prices, and a satisfaction guarantee from I. Re Clark DD. 1, owner and manager, ensuring responsible care.
Regal Dental Offices run by Dr JL R Clark manages care at 406 Third Ave NW near the corner of Thira and Union. The note lists a clinic address and a manager in charge of the local dental practice.
Kilbourne and Clark of Seattle defend rights to use certain apparatus before Federal Judge Noterer against Maroon Wireless Co in a patent infringement case. The Seattle firm argues the patents are invalid and the apparatus differs from Marconi’s. The system has been installed in about 75 vessels in 14 months with many eminent witnesses called. case may last a month.
Fishermen and boat owners remain deadlocked as Seattle strikers press for a larger share of the catch. The Fishing Vessel Owners' association says concessions are impossible while most fishermen tolerate existing terms. About 150 strikers in Seattle and 800+ currently working at sea know little of the talks. No violence has occurred.
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