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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1916
Page
2
The narrative recalls Isabel Clayburg describing her suspicions about Mrs S- and a hidden camera plot. She recounts meetings with Miss Coots and Miss Peterson, a move to Los Angeles, and plans to change her name after facing alleged charges tied to a badger game.
An advice note promotes daily internal cleansing with hot water and limestone phosphate. It claims benefits for digestion, liver and kidneys, and overall vitality, urging readers to start every day with a glass of hot water in an empty stomach to flush toxins and improve health. It targets constipated and sick individuals as well as those with dull complexions.
Isabel Clayburg known as the badger girl is set to leave Los Angeles for Seattle in custody of Deputy Sheriff M E Hally after a lengthy extradition fight. She tells a Star reporter she is innocent and aims to clear her name and those of friends Dottie Coots and Lillian Peterson.
Judge Gil Ham placed the Lifestaff case under advisement as Deputy Prosecutor Hessell argues the malt beverage violates the dry law by manufacturing malt liquor. Alvah Hemrich counters that Lifestaff is a nonalcoholic malt liquid, distinguishing liquids from liquors produced at the Hemrich brewery.
Two officers of the Siamese navy Mapt. A Jonsen and Lieut Luang Sarasini and Italian architect Carlo Guadrelli stay at the New Washington hotel en route to Denmark. Sarasini will study Danish naval methods.
Paralysis of Belgian and German glass industries has greatly boosted business for Japanese glass firms. Increased orders from European markets drive production expansion and price stability as manufacturers adjust to the sudden demand surge.
A health warning article links pains in the kidney region stomach and joints to serious conditions like Bright’s disease appendicitis and rheumatism. It promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules sold by Owl Drug Co with a money back guarantee and cautions against substitutes.
Winthrop M. Daniels will open hearings in Seattle on May 9 into the $17.50 tour ist rate differential favoring Southern Pacific and allied lines. Chairman Reynolds says Nortons claim of Sherman act fishing is not the issue. The traffic association will testify on rate fixing and possible impacts on Northwest commerce. If Northern lines must lower rates, Chicago to Seattle routes could drop from 80 to 62.50 with similar cuts in winter fares from 127.50 to 106.
The first shot in the campaign to recruit naval militia members brings four new recruits into the first division at the Armory on Friday night. Organizers aim for 60 members by mid April ahead of the annual inspection.
Optimistic Seattle bankers and bond houses offer for sale the 6 percent gold bonds of Canada’s 75 million war loan. Books close Monday as oversubscription is anticipated. The article notes sound travel ranges with thunder reverberating up to about 15 miles and 20 miles for battle sounds.
If you are not busy this afternoon make an appointment with us. It will be one of the best things you ever did. The office boasts highly priced dentists and modern equipment for painless dentistry at fair prices. We can tell you the cost after examining your teeth.
Bellevue Hospital prisoner Dr Arthur Warren Walters faced death by chair over his role in the poisoning death of John E Peck his father in law. He and Mrs Mary Horton lived under aliases at the Plaza Hotel while Peck died March 12 from arsenic suspicions mounted by a maid.
Washington March 25 The senate public lands committee ordered a favorable report on the house bill to lease mineral rights on public lands. An amendment removing coal and sodium lands was appended to the measure.
Alumni of Phillips Exeter Academy gathered at the College club for a meeting and luncheon honoring Professor J. R. Tufts. Plans were set to form the Pacific Northwest Association of Exeter alumni.
The Thalia hosts Willard Moran tonight with returned fight action and music. Enjoy dancing and socializing as Seattle’s best talent performs while soft drinks are served in a lively, sociable atmosphere. Bring friends for a full evening.
U S staff correspondent reports in Douglas that Carranza troops drill near Agua Prieta as Villista fugitives hide. A former Villa leader says the de facto government lacks reliable soldiers and fears persist.
The article describes tattered gray-green uniforms, barefoot troopers, and sickly appearances. Young soldiers answer that they fight to eat, with many under 13 years old among the ranks.
Edward Krause, linked to the Seattle disappearance of J. O. Plunkett, must face life imprisonment if proven in Juneau Alaska. He faces four federal forgery indictments returned Friday, bringing total charges to six with minimum penalties equaling a life sentence.
At the Young Men's Republican club meeting held at the Elks temple on Friday Mayor Gill and Loren Grinstead urged party leaders to welcome back progressives who broke away from the GOP in 1912.
Prince Alexander and his government report Serbia has lost about one million of five million people to war and typhus. Remaining four million face starvation as leaders seek allied military aid to restore the country.
Hal Vollmer of Columbia set a new record in the 100 yard swim at the Intercollegiate meet last night, completing the distance in 67 percent.
News comes from FE Williams of 1427 35th Avenue that Lieut. Joseph Kirk, once a Seattle man and an officer in the British army, died in a motorcycle accident near Salisbury, England.
Resolve to Succeed urges clearing the digestive system to remove ailments and restore energy. It counsels addressing root causes, improving work order of the body, and maintaining health through disciplined habits.
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