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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1911

Page

6

The Last Hold Broken The Story of Alden Anderson

The article details the political battle to remove Alden Anderson from the California superintendent of banks post, a clash between progressive forces and the old regime tied to Southern Pacific influence. It tracks Anderson’s career, the 1910 campaign, and the December 1 1910 appointment as pivotal to the power struggle, ending with his removal as the last hold persists in the legislature.

The Star Hiram W. Johnson California Stanford Munting Crocker Hopkins Johnson Alden Anderson Southern Pacific Co Southern Pacific Anderson Ginett Polly Senate

Vivien Meets the King in London Society Presentation

London society approved Lady Decies formerly Miss Vivien Gould of New York after a formal presentation to royalty. She walked with confidence in a white gown embroidered with lilies of the valley, an overdress of gauze, and diamond tiara, rope and pearl necklace.

United London London Society Lady Decies Vivien Gould New York Whitetay Decies

Lane Regrade Controversy Lingers in City Council

Council proceedings reveal friction over repealing the Lane sat ade bill and its effect on pre enactment improvements. Mayor's signature may stand briefly, but at least three members oppose repeal and can nullify the act. In Charleston, Frances Squire Potter urged mothers to consider broader duties beyond childrearing. Special rail rates aim to boost attendance at the 49th National Educational Association convention in San Francisco July 14.

Charleston Ill Lord Fauntleroy Frances Squire Potter Congress National Educational Association San Francisco

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