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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1916
Page
3
Poem contrasts Colin with misread intimacies. The speaker recalls springtime gestures and autumnal rumors while insisting Colin never kissed. The voice emphasizes perception versus reality through concise, lyrical imagery.
Advertisements tout Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as the safest and most reliable remedy for indigestion and stomach trouble. It targets both the sick and those who are healthy but wish to maintain digestion.
Washington March 21 After a decade of lobbying by water power interests the Shields bill passed the Senate 46 to 22. It allows private corporations to condemn land for water power on navigable streams with no compensation to the public and minimal rate regulation, prompting concern from Northwest conservation figures and lawmakers. Senator Jones of Washington voted for the measure while Poindexter opposed it. Notable backers include Stone and Webster and General Electric representatives observing from the gallery. A broader fight in the House is planned to defeat the measure.
Galt brought by Mrs Herbert Asquith against the London Globe for libel ended with the paper agreeing to pay her 1000 pounds. The Globe alleged she visited German prisoners at Donnington Hall and presented them with gifts.
Hoquiam March 22 George D Abel of this city was reported Tuesday to be appointed by Governor Lister to succeed the late Mason Irvin as judge of the Grays Harbor county superior court.
Special correspondent describes Juarez and El Paso travel, the reception at Gen Gavira’s headquarters, and the casual atmosphere amid political tension. He notes vaccination rules at the border, soldiers, maps, and the rumor mill about Carrancistas and Villar while contrasting busy crossings with sparse traffic returning to Texas.
Grand juror Thomas Brown living five miles south of Snohomish failed to appear in court Tuesday. Judge Neterer issued a bench warrant for his arrest. Deputy U S Marshal Donald Fullen arrived at Bow en's home and found Brown had died since the grand jury adjourned in January.
Clare Hosmer, 21, jailed on a charge of stealing auto tires from Capt. J. F. Blain at 108 W. Lee St. Patrolman George Lindoff nabbed Hosmer after he crouched in mud under a raincoat in a vacant lot, attempting to retrieve the tires.
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