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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1916

Page

5

Lecture on Twilight Sleep Sparks School Debate

Mrs. Robert M Liggett of St Paul plans a twilight sleep lecture and film for women at Moore next week, urging parents to bring high school students. Teachers oppose a schoolgirls matinee. censorship board and women’s groups will attend a private view at Johnson Seating. Mary Dillon of St Paul will speak at Broadway High next Tuesday.

Robert M. Iiggett St Paul, Minn The Moore Johnson Seating Company Board of Censorship Women's Organizations Seattle Nurses’ Clubs Thomas Crabban Seattle Federation of Women's Clubs Alvah L. Carr Drama League W. 8. Grunwold

Judge Gordon embraces jail for liquor violators

Judge Gordon warned harsher penalties for liquor violations. He sentenced D. A. Hedrickson to 15 days in jail with a $100 fine and Dick Doukas to 30 days with a $100 fine. The booze squad arrested S. J Lakron of a First Avenue pool hall and George Ronig, a clerk, for alleged bootlegging Friday night.

Gordon D. A. Hedrickson Boyd Hotel Dick Doukas Waltern Ave S. Jlakron First Ave George Ronig

Woman Mayor of Warren Illinois Plans Resignation

Angela R. Canfield, the only woman mayor in Illinois, will resign after her term ends next month. She will close her millinery shop, move to California, and notes she has had a good time but is tired of being mayor. During her tenure she abolished wife beating and street spitting, curtailed speeding, closed pool halls, covered outdoor displays, and pushed for economy in lighting.

Warren, Ill Angela R. Canfield Tllinois Canfield Warren California Mia Canfield

Governor to Oust 3 Commissioners in Insurance Board

Olympia May 6 Governor Lister seeks to remove Chairman Floyd Daggett and Commissioner A B Ernst from the industrial insurance commission over funds looting by former Claim Agent Gillies and ally Frank W Stone Daggett and Frant deny resigning and say no offer of removal has been made Attorney General Tanner and J D Trenholme declined the posts Parker the remaining commissioner may also be ousted if a successor is found

Olympia Govv. Lister Floyd Daggett A. B. Ernst Industrial Insurance Commission Commission Gillies Frank W. Stone Daggett Frant Tanner J D. Trenholme Seattle Clarence Parker

One Day Land Conference at University Set for May

S F Woody of the Seattle Real Estate association County Agriculturalist Rader and Dr H K Benson of the university will direct a one day logged off land conference at the university in the last week of May.

S. F. Woody Seattle Real Estate Association Rader H. K. Benson University

Palace Hippodrome opens with vaudeville and film

The Palace Hippodrome on Second Ave at Spring St debuts Sunday with six California Hippodrome vaudeville acts, a five reel motion picture, and a comedy reel. Acts include Victoria Trio and The Novelty Four, plus Richard La Gallienne’s The Chain Invisible. Shows run 1 to 11.

New Palace Hippodrome Second Ave Spring St Victoria Rozella Rozzella Hunter FE. E. Cira & Co Richard la Gallienne Bruce McRae Gerda Holmes Hippodrome Mutual Picture Cherry St Crutchfields Archer Carr George Harrison Cleveland Trelease Williams and Clifford

Creditors Fail To Seize $680 Hidden On Debtor

Judge Neterer rules creditors cannot claim the $680 found sewn in the clothing of J. B. Robinson a Seattle shoe dealer declared bankrupt.

J. B. Robinson Seattle Judge Neterer

South America backs U S good faith toward Mexico says senator

Senator Fletcher returning from South America reports strong confidence there in the United States toward Mexico. He says any action by the U S will be received without question across the continent.

Washington South America United States Mexico Fletcher

Industrial Accident Toll Reported for March and April

Figures from the Industrial Insurance Commission show 51 workers killed and 3,299 injured in mills, factories and logging camps for March and April. March deaths reached 29 with 1,700 injuries.

Industrial Insurance Commission

Ministers Volunteer to Officiate at Pauper Funerals

Seattle ministers have volunteered to officiate funerals for paupers and unidentified dead, expanding city support for indigent burials and coordinating with the local cemetery and health officials to ensure burials proceed respectfully.

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