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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1916

Page

6

Murder of Joe Taro Shocks Seattle in 1911 Crime

The article recounts the July 29 1911 killing of Joe Taro a chauffeur in Seattle by a young man with a light hat who shot him in front of Maiden Lane and Cherry Street. Taro died at the scene his car crashing after he tried to steer away. The killer fled and was never caught amid theories of robbery and a prior enticement of a local young woman. A witness on the sidewalk cried at the sight of Taro’s corpse.

Mia Corinne Wheeler Kate Swift Seattle Joe Taro Jon Taro Taro Louis Natalie Main At Becondave Marten J. A. Kiger Tara’s Stand Maiden Lane Denny-Plaine Park CC. B. Lamont 27Th Ave Cherry Lamont A. Cohn

Why has Mrs Wilson lost her big smile

Washington questions if Mrs Wilson has stopped smiling due to tensions with Germany or the Mexican crisis. The note suggests the first lady may be saddened by the president's burdens amid international strain and domestic concerns.

Mrs. Wilson Washington, D. C

Mayor Guilty Under Liquor Law Trial

Mayor Joseph McCaskey of Wilkenon is found guilty by a jury in Judge Pasterday's court of possessing more intoxicating liquor than allowed by law. Appeal noted. Trial spurred bitterness with claims of perjury by a key witness and alleged professional misconduct by defense counsel.

Tacoma Joseph MecCaskey Wilkenon Remann A. O. Burmeister McCaskey Burmeister

Germans Advance on Berlin Front

Germans report capturing several British positions southeast of the Hohenzollern redoubt as they advance toward Berlin. Official statements confirm the gains and continuing push.

Berlin Germany Hohenzollern Redoubt

Curtains Reduced to Clear in Fine Swiss and Lace

Reduced to 3.35 per pair for single sets featuring Volley Nets trimmed with laces filet squares braidings and Swigg applique. Reduced to 4.65 per pair from better lines including Swiss Lacet Arabian Voile and Marquisette qualities in upholstery section on first floor.

White Chinchilla Coats Move for Summer Wear

EW arrivals present practical coats in all white chinchilla with cross bars and full belted design. Features two patch pockets and sizes for women and misses. Prices begin at 12.50. Also listed are cloth sports suits in wool velour and jersey at 18.50 and wash suits of linen at 10.00 plus sports skirts in Palm Beach cloth and White Serge from 3.95 to 7.50. Basement Salesroom.

Kayser Swan Palm Beach Mary Jane

Boys Clothing Sale in Basement Salesroom

Norfolk suits in gray and blue mixtures for boys ages 6 to 18 priced at 3.95 include an extra knicker pair feature. Also offered are gingham sport blouses 25¢, coat sweaters 1.25 to 3.00, and percales shirts 50¢ in sizes 12 1/2 to 14 1/2.

Niris Corset Featured in Pink Batiste

An advertisement touts the Niris Corset as a very good model for the average figure. It describes pink batiste fabric, medium bust, a long front rubber inset skirt, embroidery trim, four hose supporters, and a price of $1.00.

Niris Batiste

Good Wearing Shoes for School and Play

A catalog-style listing details multiple youth and boys shoes in tan and black calf and gun metal calf with Neolin soles, Scout styles, and chrome-tanned soles. Sizes range from 6 to 13 with prices from 1.50 to 3.25 per pair, noting materials and construction features.

Curtain Nets and Madras Yard Goods Sale at Basement

Exceptional low price on curtaining materials for summer homes and camps. 42 inch Curtain Nets in ecru and ivory, 36 inch Ivory Madras in bordered and striped patterns. Price 19 cents per yard. Basement Salesroom.

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