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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1911
Page
3
A fragment suggests a confrontation or dialogue involving Adolf and a baseball player with mixed reactions. The wording hints at varying reception from the crowd or participants, reflecting a tense exchange during a sports setting.
Humane Officer Clark argues for higher licenses for pawn brokers and second hand stores in Seattle, citing law evasion and high interest practices. Proposed hikes raise pawn broker licenses from 125 to 300 and secondhand shop licenses from 426 to 1500. London King George opens the Festival of the Empire at Crystal Palace after accession ceremony.
Edwin J. Brown, D. D. 8, 714 Viret Ave, Union Block, reflects on the 1911 state legislature. He denounces the Dental Combine and rings of influence while praising honest lawmakers and warning of political manipulation that stifles reform and guards wealth at the expense of the people.
Y M C A campaign totals show 187 379 17 pledged toward the 400 000 goal as organizers plan renewed vigor. A parade from the Y to Pike Second Jefferson and back will feature many women in autos, mounted police and a band. Notable gifts include 6000 from Miss Gertrude Brawley and 5000 from Rev and Mrs Edward Lincoln Smith.
An ad proclaims that Rich Hair Vigor reveals all ingredients so doctors can quickly judge hair questions. It asserts the product cannot color hair and invites readers to ask about falling hair, naming Lovell in the promotion.
A pithy reflection on leadership and power hints at fragile authority. The line equates royal burden with modern presidential duties, suggesting doubts about legitimacy and stability in contemporary governance.
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