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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1915
Page
5
Cr ee r denounces those breaking Sabbath as trying to turn it into a day of gain at Sunday evening services. Afternoon meetings will run all week except Saturday.
Fred Wilson of 2028 24th Ave South is hospitalized with a broken neck after a 10 foot fall from a ladder at his home Sunday morning. He was found hours later and rushed to City Hospital where doctors fear for his life.
Capt. W. D. Thorne a fireman was seriously injured Saturday when thrown from a fire truck. He is fighting for life at the Swedish hospital with doctors indicating a serious condition.
A reader seeks dating guidance and social norms. A columnist advises courting through church contact, family guidance for teens, and warns against a teen dating pair meeting alone in a man's home. Separate letters discuss population and military figures, and warn a 16-year-old girl about visiting a young man’s residence.
Edna Tueke seeks a divorce from David G Tueke in superior court. The case was filed Monday and the couple resides in Ballard.
Mrs. Will Taylor of 2615 Interlake Avenue is seriously hurt after a jitney bus struck her Sunday night at the intersection of Leary Avenue and 14th Street. The bus driver was Roy H. Lambert.
Professor J. D. Bowman of the state university delivered a Sunday lecture at the Labor Temple on Labor in Medieval and Modern Times. This marked the second in a series of labor talks by University of Washington professors at the temple.
Persons holding commutation tickets on the West Seattle ferry not expired by March 16 may redeem them by presenting them at the port commission offices located in the 845 Central Building.
A second fire within days damaged the Tourist theatre at 206 Occidental Street. Owned by Henry Lebelski, the blaze caused little damage and was contained quickly on Sunday.
University women will stage their annual May fete this year with the board of regents agreeing to cover the production costs.
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