Noble aids Friedmann in tubercular serum clinic record
Dr. Charles S. Noble of Seattle, representing The Star, assisted Berlin physician Dr. Friedmann at a New York hospital clinic treating 30 tuberculosis patients. Noble, in sterile gear, helped administer the serum while hundreds of doctors sought entry. The clinic showcased improving cases, with a boy swelling and bending his knee after twelve days.
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Friedmann
Charlies S. Noble
Seattle
Berlin
Dr. Noble
Noble
United Press Association
United Press
The
East
Star
New York
the Star
Seattle Star
Wash
Friederich Franz Friedmann
Syracuse
Milwaukee
Canada
C. S. Noble
Prison reform view on birds and plumes sparks debate
London March 21. Lord Curzon, former viceroy of India, denounces prison terms for women who wear and sell plume feathers. He spoke at a Society for the Protection of Wildlife meeting condemning the trade in rare bird plumes.
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London
Lord Curzon
India
Society For the Protection of
Cupid Jeers at Edict of Kaiser
Washington March 21 despite a Kaiser edict banning marriages between German diplomats and foreigners Miss Gladys Ingalls daughter of a Washington millionaire and Attache von Ruelow of the German embassy here are reported to be engaged
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Washington
Gladys Ingalls
Attache von Ruelow
State faces senatorial muddle over direct election plan
Washington officials argue federal action on direct Senate elections could render current state procedures unconstitutional. They say despite a failed legislature, Washington’s method for selecting United States senators remains the operative process unless the federal constitution is amended to require direct elections.
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Legis
Maine
Oregon
Washington
Wenacore
United States
Wild Geary Street car crash saves many lives
Police Sergeant John Collings te intervened as a Geary Street car ran wild downhill on March 21 in San Francisco. He urged pedestrians and vehicles to clear the path, likely saving a score of lives. The runaway struck an Ellist Street car, injuring six aboard, and ended after colliding with another car.
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Francisco
Johnstown
John Collings
Geary
Ellia St
Ellis
Four Figure in Double Divorce
Los Angeles reports an Innovation in divorce litigation with a double decree by Judge Monroe. Mr. Clement O Peoples and Mrs. Peoples receive a divorce from her husband while Charles E Burton and his wife obtain a legal separation. Lifelong friends from Long Beach, the pairings were formed in Iowa in 1885.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Monroe
Clement O. Peoples
Chas. E. Burton
Long Beach
Doctors fear for Pope Pius life
Vatican physicians warned that heart failure could attack Pope Pius unless he rallies from influenza related weakness. Since his illness the pontiff has been listless and inactive, according to reports from Rome.
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Pope
Fluenza
Millionaire miner pays guards fare in extradition scene
Joseph Macdonald, Alaska mine boss turned Mexican executive, arrived in Seattle en route to Juneau to face murder charges. Extradition fiasco unfolds as Huerta regime funds faltering jail transfer. Macdonald pays the guards fare and departs for Alaska aboard a boat, while Fairbanks reports a record mail delivery by dog sleds costing $2,760.
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Joseph Macdonald
Seattle
Juneau
Alaska
Jones
MacDonald
Mexico
Treadwell
United States
Consolidated Mining & Milling Co
Guana Junato
Huerta
Leutenants
Guanajunato
New Laredo
Joseph F. Warren
W. E. Chase
Los Angeles
Frye Hotel
Fairbanks
Cordova
Rich Clubman Elope With Young Manicurist
Boston March 21 The society sensation of Hack Bay season reports that Joseph Bigelow a clubman and yachtsman wed last September to Mine Priestine Gazan a temple Place Cuban descendant. The couple sailed the Sertola down the Atlantic coast before a stormy reunion in Miami where the Bigelow family welcomed the manicure bride.
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Boston
Mass
Hack Bay
Joseph 8. Bigelow
Young Commonwealth Av
Bigelow
Atlantic Coast
Joseph Smith Bigelow, Jr
Miami
Fina
Bandit Robs Transit Conductor After Plea for Coin
A masked highwayman stops an inbound Alki Point car near First Avenue and Lander Street, threatening the conductor J B Wallington. The thief extorts 7 dollars from the company and 5 dollars from Wallington, making it the third robbery of this type in six weeks. Police suspect a single suspect and lament slow progress.
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J. B. Wallington
Pirstav
Lander St
Wallington
Jacob Furth
Three Towns Wiped Out By Midwest Storm
The storm shattered four towns across Arkansas Missouri and nearby states with 23 killed and about 250 injured. Destruction reported in Poplar Bluff Hoxley Walnut Ridge and Saline with dozens of buildings collapsed and relief trains dispatched. Blizzard conditions hit Chicago as the Midwest endures a severe winter storm.
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Middle West
Memphis
Arkansas
Missouri
Hoxley Ark
Poplar Bluff
Walnut Ridge
Ark
Shreveport
Saline
Chicago
Pendleton Observes Christ's Death with Citywide Noon Quiet
In Pendleton Oregon on March 21 every business house including saloons closed at noon for three hours to commemorate the death of Christ. The shutdown reflects a townwide observance with shops shuttered during the sacred period.
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John Frederico
Mary Williams
Michigan City
Ind
Fshing
Elsie B
Lake Michigan
Indiana
Indianapolis
Frankfort
O. Vice
Lafayette
Henry Walters
Pendleton
Venice Buys Births With Stork Bait Prizes
Venice California crafts a birth incentive plan as merchants offer discounts and a doctor provides free services with a nurse for families having children before April 1 1914. The program limits bonuses to American parentage and is backed by the Venice exploitation bureau and local businesses.
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Venice
Cal
Venice Exploitation Bureau
Train Held 56 Hours In Mountain Snow Strands Passengers
J F Zimmerman of Seattle recounts the Oriental Limited’s 56 hour delay at Glacier National Park in frigid conditions. He cites crowded day coaches, scarce food for those who cannot pay dining car prices, and poor care by staff. Great Northern denies the claims and promises an investigation.
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J. F. Zimmerman
First Av
Oriental Limited
Great Northern
Chicago
Seattle
Zimmerman
Star
Glacier National Park
Montana
Mercury
Toge
Wight
Aeberth
Meldrum
Easter apparel rush ahead of Faster Sunday
Seattle shoppers face a final chance to pick Easter outfits with many stores offering last minute stock and price reductions. The Ladies' Sample Suit Co. advertises a wide array of garments on page 5 and promises savings for those who view today’s ad filled Star.
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Seattle
Star
Sample Suit Co
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