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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1911
Page
3
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The Alaska delegate urges Congress to reserve coal lands for federal use and proposes a royalty scheme. He argues for civil government creation in the territory and criticizes fellow lawmakers for delaying opportunities for 40,000 residents to build up the region and develop coal resources.
Stanwood reports five from Norman joined local staff and students in a heroic rescue at pew schoolhouse. Principal Kristine Tromie sounded the alarm and led 118 pupils to safety before a bucket brigade helped extinguish the fire.
John Wilson and his wife of 1108 Sixth Ave were arrested last evening at their home on charges related to the theft of tools and paint brushes from the Blood Paint Co located at 8 Washington St.
Traveske of 200 Chestnut in St Paul police court asserts he may whip his wife as he pleases and defies orders to stop. He vows to continue, while lawer Hanft offered to drop case if he promised to quit but received no concession. The exchange reveals continued abuse claims and disputed rights.
Los Angeles police chief Sebastian and the force hunt a masked bandit who yesterday robbed two downtown saloons and exchanged two shots with Patrolman Dowd. No injuries reported. The bandit secured $36.
Motorcycle officer Lee Dagner removed a suspected bomb from O. A. Bergman’s cellar at 2214 Franklin Street and found it to be an old cartridge, easing Bergman’s fears of unseen foes.
The Alhambra night show featured Damon and Pythias with 16 members of the Pythian guard Lodge No. 51 in full armor performing a spectacular drill as the third act began.
Yesterday the Chamber of Commerce meeting paid tribute to the late Joseph R Lewis, first chamber president and former territorial chief justice, with speakers highlighting his pioneering role and public service.
A Honolulu dispatch notes census data showing Japanese residents form the largest racial group in Hawaii. The report cites figures indicating a high Japanese population share on the islands, with a table listing island populations by race and highlighting the Japanese majority.
In Albany Bishop Doane barred Mrs. E. B. Granola from speaking at All Saints' cathedral citing scriptural silence for women. In San Francisco Phil La Vole, a Seattle white slaver, was found guilty by a U S district court jury.
F. L. Black of Everett, a lumber accountant, is accused by his ex wife of kidnapping their two children who had been placed with the mother. Seattle and Everett authorities are seeking Black as the divorce decree limited his access.
About 1,500 Illinois Central telegraphers threaten to quit unless Tinling resigns. Alex Tinling resigns from Seattle Chamber of Commerce board. J. S. Bruce elected to succeed him. The Mirror, a Broadway high school publication, reports on a strike vote. The company refuses a 26 percent wage rise and 30 cents hourly overtime pay.
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