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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1912

Page

6

Nation Joins Seattle Flag Unfurling in Grand Parade

Ten of thousands gathered in Pioneer square after a long city parade. Wagner’s band played as Mrs Joseph R Manning sang The Star Spangled Banner. The large American flag was raised from the Totem Pole and the crowd erupted in applause led by Mayor Cotterill and Governor Hay.

Pioneer Square Seattle Tilikums Wagner Joseph R Manning Manning Cotterill Hay

Inspection Tour by Washington Forest Fire Association Ranges

Ten inspectors from the Washington Forest Fire association began a state tour to place the entire ranger force on duty alongside government rangers. The action followed a meeting with Chief Warden Bridge and state fire warden J. R. Welty, plus railroad representatives, to cover posts until forest fire danger passes.

Washington State Forest Fire Association Force O Warden Bridge Washington Forest Fire Association J. R. Welty

Blind Man Sues for Alienation of Affections

Dr. Fred Wordard sues Rev. T. J. Dow for $25,000 in a Minneapolis district court claim of alienation of affections. Wordard, blinded, sent for Dow for comfort and advice. witnesses say Dow kissed Wordard's wife and called her dearie as Dow and the wife plotted to elope.

Unites Press Minneapolis T. J. Dow Grand Ay. Christian Church Fred Woodard Dow Dearie

Longshoremen Not Behind Waterfront Strike Asserted

T W O Connor president of the International Longshoremen’s Association told a public market meeting that the recent waterfront strike was not promoted by the union and that it rather checked its influence. J A Madsen secretary Pacific district supported peaceful methods and warned local shippers that Seattle wages are lower than elsewhere on the Coast.

T. W. O'Connor International Longshoremen's Association J. A. Madsen Pacific District Seattle

Ex-Train Robber Seeks Oklahoma County Attorney Nomination

Al J. Jennings once jailed for train and bank robberies seeks the democratic nomination for Oklahoma County attorney. He was sentenced to life in 1897, later reduced to five years, and completed two years. Jennings is a college graduate now practicing law in Oklahoma City.

Oklahoma City al J. Jennings Oklahoma County

Banner Month for Women Jurors in King County

June will be a record month for women jurors in King County with twenty nine summoned for jury duty across five departments of the superior court. Seven will be asked to try criminal cases. The previous high for women jurors was twenty two.

King County Superior Court

Fresh Produce Delights In Summer Comfort

Almost everyone is finicky about what they eat when the weather turns hot. We offer crisp fresh tempting foods you cannot resist. Crisper lettuce tenderer radishes finer young onions are served here.

Suffragists threaten hunger strike in English prisons

English women arrested for suffragette disturbances are determined to go to extremes to win their ends. A new hunger strike was declared by suffragist prisoners not to move to hospital but to obtain lenient treatment.

A Lovely Day Inauguration Prelude With Hearst Reference

A surreal scene unfolds with fragrant flowers and a tea kettle, as a man approaches and gently touches a girl. He remarks that the day feels natural, then reveals Willie Hearst is inaugurated president, framing a bizarre moment as political news.

Willie Hearst

Recall election bid against Wardall and Blaine dropped

The mandamus application of P. A. and Catherine Stirtan to compel the council to call a recall election against Councilmen Wardall and Blaine on petitions declared by former Comptroller Bothwell sufficient on their face was dropped from the court calendar last Saturday.

P. A Catherine Stirtan Wardall Blaine Bothwell

Glue Found To Murder Mystery Linked To Chicago Victim

A peculiar dental plate worn by a woman murdered in an empty Los Angeles house has been telegraphed to Chicago police for identification. The plate, made of red rubber with seven teeth, is used about 12 years. Detectives consider it the best lead to name the victim and locate her killer. Det. Capt. Flaremer notes the plate could reveal the victim’s identity. J. E B. Doyle, a Bakersfield drifter once of Chicago, suspects the victim is Miss Katherine Dowling of Chicago who worked for Marehall Field and Co. of Chicago. Dowling reportedly left Chicago for Los Angeles months ago with labels from Marehall Field.

Los Angeles Chicago Flaremer J. E B. Doyle Bakersfield Katherine Dowling

Confederate Vets Select New Chief At Annual Encampment

Gen Bennett H Young, present commander of the Army of Tennessee, is a leading candidate to succeed Gen Irvine Walker as commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans at the upcoming encampment. Young is noted as Kentucky's renowned orator.

Bennett H. Young Army of Tennessee Confederate Veterans Irvine Walker United Confederate Veterans Gen. Young Kentucky

Center Shots by Bob La Follette for President

A political statement by Bob La Follette argues for strong self government and warns against expediency. He frames Wisconsin as a model of self rule and condemns monopolies and trusts as harming prices and living costs while urging careful reform.

Bob’ la Follette

Whipped Hubby’s Stenographer

Mrs Bessie Burrows wife of dentist Geo R Burrows said she horsewhipped Pearl Goodwin the office girl after finding her with her husband in the office. She vowed to whip her again and expressed no desire for divorce.

United Press Kansas City Bessie Burrows Geo. R. Burrows Pearl Goodwin Mrs. Burrows

Perfumy Spring Morning Explained by Camphor Smell

A soulful young woman notes spring’s spirit on a glorious morning. A practical young man suggests the persistent scent is camphor from last year’s suits worn by many fellows.

Catholic Standard and Times

Boy Writes Excuse for Classmate Leaning by Lumber Pile

A fragment notes a boy leaning by a lumber pile and drafting an excuse for another student to carry to a teacher. The casual scene captures a candid moment of school life.

Recount Case Hearing Postponed for Mayor Cotterill

A hearing on the demurrer in the recount suit by Hi Gill against Mayor Cotterill was continued to May 18 by Judge Albertson due to illness of attorney Vivian Car keek.

Cotterill Hi Gill Albertson Vivian Carkeek

Man Apology Follows Auto Accident on Main Street

Fort Madison Iowa May 13 Peter Brabnan a laborer was run down on a business street by an auto he arose unhurt and apologized for obstructing traffic Dr Philpott the driver graciously accepted the apology and then bought the cigars

Fort Madison Iowa Peter Brabnan Philpott

Train Breaks Record For Trip To Dying Daughter

Denver broker Ramsey C. Bogg traveled from Fort Worth to Denver in 18 hours to reach his 5-year-old daughter dying of scarlet fever, shaving 27 hours from the regular schedule and breaking records.

Denver Ramsey C. Bogg Fort Worth

Boy Shot in Accidental Hold Up With Unloaded Gun

Portland, May 13. Lawrence Perry, 14, is seriously wounded after a game of hold up by his playmate Jimmie Armstrong with a gun that was not loaded. The incident occurred during a neighborhood play and doctors fear possible fatal injury.

Portland, Or Lawrence Perry Jimmie Armstrong

California Primary Fight Shapes Delegation to Chicago

May 12 reports from San Francisco describe a lively California presidential primary race with Taft La Follette Roosevelt and Wilson in contention. Campaigns by Robt B Giann and Hiram Johnson among others are noted with predictions of a close result and strong female turnout as California votes bound for the Chicago convention.

California Chicago Robt. M. la Fi Taft Col Wilson Pected Robt. B. Gienn North la Pollette Lane Thomas Los Angeles Follette League Wisconsin Southern Call Hiram Johnson Cormick Gifford Pinchords J. Heney Roosevelt la Follett

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