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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1914
Page
5
Star correspondent describes Gen. Villa's new Chihuahua residence and changed image, noting his immaculate attire and piercing gaze. He portrays Villa as fearless, disciplined, and morally pragmatic, handling executions with wartime patriotism amid ongoing conflict and court martial.
Mrs. Mary BE Howe advocates a defending attorney office to aid the poor who cannot afford lawyers. She argues prosecutors receive salaries while defense is underfunded, urging a state funded defender to ensure fair trials and uncover causes of crime.
Doctors report a grip epidemic with kidney strain and urinary trouble. Dr Kilmer Swamp Root, an herbal remedy, is claimed to heal kidneys and ease symptoms. Samples offered for ten cents with trial sizes 59 cents and one dollar at druggists.
Lee Russell a horticulturist is dead from a self inflicted bullet after he twice shot and seriously wounded his wife. Mrs Russell, though wounded, tried to stop him from killing himself.
Spokane Washington March 20 according to an announcement today the first battalion of the Fourteenth Infantry United States Army based at Fort Wright will leave in June under the command of Major Frank Albright for Alaska.
Mrs Pearl Jensen mother of Gilbert Hamilton was freed on habeas corpus by Judge Clifford. Circle E First Presbyterian church hosts a musicale at Mrs David Gilmore's home 903 Roanoke Ave tonight.
Everett reports H. T. Fowler president of Pacific Grocery Co. was exonerated after a voluntary step in a matter unclear from the fragment.
Rev. E. A. Wible of Eureka California, longtime Second Methodist pastor, reports relief from years of rheumatic pain after about a week on Akoz treatment. He notes improved condition by August 6 1913 and says he expects full relief. Akoz marketed by The Owens drug Store at Third and Pike and promoted to California residents.
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