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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1913
Page
1
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A Chicago born controversy follows the art model September Morn to Seattle. The piece portrays a nude figure, provoking municipal bans and press debate. The Star features a provocative window display at Globe Art Store, with commentary on decency and censorship.
A harsh denunciation attacks Henry M. Flagler over Standard Oil rebates and political influence. The piece condemns his alleged cruelty, financial panics, and manipulation, calling funeral praise a lie and urging truth over hero worship.
Testimony in a Lawrence dynamite case links William Wood and Frederick Atteaux to a plot aimed at discrediting textile strikers. Collins described a Boston meeting with Breen and hands on a dynamite bundle while carrying a ticket for Lawrence, implicating others in the scheme.
In Wana on May 20 Au Parlin a Cuban aviator flew from Key West to Havana securing a second prize of 5 000 dollars after his first attempt failed his opponent won the first prize. ACME Business College graduates of 1912 plan an informal dance to honor the MS class Friday evening.
Two burglars blew open a Cedar Falls safe on Monday night expecting $1,500 in paychecks due May 15. They netted $11 before Sheriff Cudihee’s men began hunting the suspects.
Two convivial residents in a 1008 Argyle Place apartment building called the fire department after spotting flames and alarmed neighbors fled in night clothing. Fire crews arrived to a substantial blaze as residents secured safety.
The grand jury plans an on site tour of Hamilton road district to inspect highways where about $100000 was spent in two years and where $5000 per mile is cited. Key witnesses including Gould and Nolee appeared as probe tightens. Clapp also could testify on Lake Union property deals.
United Press dispatch from Washington on May 20 reports administration leaders foresee settlement or court action ahead of the Webb bill's August effect. The cabinet discussed the issue as Secretary Bryan relayed his talks with Ambassador Chinda, including Chinda’s views.
A passage notes approval of the national government's measures within a broader controversy. It suggests support or trust in official steps while indicating ongoing debate and potential political implications. The text emphasizes alignment with policy directions and possible public reaction.
Senator Chamberlain reports the Oregon delegation is pushing to keep the battleship from being sunk as a target and to station it in Portland harbor as a training ship for the Oregon naval reserve. The effort has reached Secretary Daniels. Ladies Night at the Press Club hosts a masquerade ball Wednesday.
Medford Oregon rancher C Paul, known in Seattle, claims high living costs stem from a disputed apple shipment to Producers' Fruit Co of Sacramento. He sent 180 boxes of Newton Pippin apples, grossing 202.77 dollars, with the company sending a check plus an itemized charge list totaling 196.77. The resulting shortfall for Paul was 4.88 dollars.
Pittsburg May 20. Police mounted and sheriff crews search rural areas for a man who outraged and strangled Grace Johnson fourteen of Trafford. Her body found by a roadside. townspeople vow summary vengeance and fear Lynching or burning if captured.
Br J Ross a former Rothell dairyman dodged subpoenas and was arrested after refuseing to answer whether he told Dr Crichton he fed his men money. He was bonded and is now working in theater between Hotell and Seattle as the health department inquiry proceeds.
Pierre South Dakota report notes banks will be started along a proposed railway line in the state’s northeast rather than in established towns. Four locations are designated on quarter sections awaiting the railroad and town development.
A collage of brief wire dispatches reports odd incidents. A 6 ft 5 in wild man sought by police in Pittsburgh. Rodman Law the human fly dives from a motorcycle into a river at Sea Bright. Jay C. Poslyn denied a divorce claim claiming to be a model husband in Chicago. A 13 13 born child in Hackensack. Poultry dealer says feed used to bulk chickens in New York. A Chicago professor crashes through plate glass in a store. In Philadelphia firefighters rescue a woman who turns out to be a dummy model.
Everett May 20 Rev Edgar M Rogers rector of Trinity church favors Sunday baseball after the school board locked the public playground. He argues recreation for working men who cannot play during six days of the week justifies Sunday games.
Emma Goldman anarchist leader Dr. Ben Reitman and Wm. Gerke were arrested in San Diego early today after arrival from Los Angeles. Police say they acted to protect the trio from an imminent lynching as a citizens vigil gathered outside the jail.
A small blaze broke out Monday at Queen Anne High School during a Latin play when a drop curtain toppled an altar with burning incense. Students contained the fire with a garden hose before firefighters arrived, keeping damage about 125 dollars.
Washington May 20 Penny postal cards will be green hereafter as in foreign countries Postmaster General Burleson has signed an order for the change to green cards in domestic circulation.
The Star offers a Washington state and Panama Canal map showing Parcel Post zones and full Parcel Post details free with a yearly subscription. Supplies are limited and moving quickly. send $3.25 for the regular Star price to receive the map and a full year of The Star.
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