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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1914

Page

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Belmont's Chorus Girl Bride Tells Startling Story

New York May 20 Mrs Raymond Belmont wife of August Belmont's son receives a New York court ordered allowance of 100 dollars a month from her deserting husband. She asserts she does not believe the claim that her marriage was halted by a prior engagement and vows to tell her full story.

Belmont Bride the Star New York N. Y Raymond Belmont United States August Belmont Raymond Gelmont

Arbitration Opens in Niagara With Optimistic Mediation

At Niagara Falls on May 20 the United States and Mexico began arbitration as A B C mediators and envoys meet. Argentina’s Naon expressed hope the talks would ease tensions and improve North South American relations. Justice Lamar and Frederick Lehmann coordinate via a White House line as Canadian hosts welcome the delegations.

Niagara Falls United States A. B.C Naon Argentina North South America Justice Lamar Frederick Lehmann Prospect House Washington White House Canada Lamar Lehmann Percival Dodge Bir Jos Pope Berrill Sen. Lougheed

Forest Fires Threaten Camps Near Bothell

Fires burn near Martha's Lake eight miles northeast of Bothell along the Everett interurban road. The blaze, started last night, spreads across timberland threatening logging camps. A second small fire rose at the Everett Logging Contract area as firefighters work to contain them.

Martha's Lake Bothell Everett Aheliff

Mother Jones to Speak Here on Memorial Day

Labor organizer known as Mother Jones, jailed in Colorado, is scheduled to address a memorial day rally. The event will feature a march through city streets ending at a grand stand in the vacant lot behind the Washington Hotel. Hutchinson dispatches confirm the invitation and early details.

Mother Jones Colorado Joo Ber Scott Sienertas Ll Washington Hotel Hutchinson Jones

Seattle Free Public Library Grows with Carnegie Gift

Seattle reports a free public library system with 206 branches as of January 1, 1914. Andrew Carnegie funded erection of the main building, the city supplied a site costing $100,000, and a generous city fund supports upkeep. In 1913 about 951,063 volumes were issued and millions visited reading rooms across branches.

Seattle Andrew Carnegie

Financiers Prepare Plea Over New Haven Westchester Deal

Washington May 20 Financiers led by Wm G Rockefeller set to defend against Chas S Mellen before the interstate commerce commission. They say the Westchester line is valuable and the $2,000,000 profit claim is incorrect, while Mellen criticizes the stock value and merger issues.

Washington Wm. G. Rockefeller Chas. S. Mellen New York, New Haven & Hartford Interstate Commerce Commission New Haven Road Westchester Line Mellen Westchester Road Times Coset New Haven Boston & Maine

Becker Defense Hit as Judge Excludes Key Testimony

New York on May 20 Justice Seabury ruled that testimony showing Dago Frank Cirofici had exonerated Becker of complicity could not be admitted. The Becker murder trial centers on Charles F. Becker and Herman Rosenthal with the defense struck by the ruling.

New York Chas. F. Becker Herman Rosenthal

Missouri Navy Cruiser Isie de Luzon Struck by Bedbug Issue

At St. Louis on May 20 the Missouri cruiser Isie de Luzon anchored in harbor as bedbugs swarmed the ship. Secretary Daniels complains the Missouri reserves neglect the proud craft, potentially leaving the naval militia without a fighting vessel for a period.

ST. Louis Missouri Isie de Luzon Manila Bay Missouri Naval Militia Daniels

Anti Speeding Judge Is Caught With the Goods

BERDEEN May 20 When T B Breuner a prominent attorney was stopped for speeding he was told to appear before Judge Snyder for trial The officer saw the passenger in the rear seat and found it was Judge Snyder trying to hide his face With this judge has been fining everyone arrested for speeding

State Officials Prepare Charge Over Girl Fired

Miss Johana Hills, a Troy laundry worker, was summoned to serve on a committee in Olympia. After testifying on wages, she was fired upon her return by forewoman Mrs. May Jeffries, with manager B F Ivy admitting the firing was for not notifying the forewoman about the Olympia trip. The state labor commission in Seattle is gathering evidence for possible criminal proceedings against Ivy.

Johana Hills Troy B. F. Ivy Ivy Olympia Miss Hills May Jeffries Miss Hilts State Labor Commission FE. W. Olson Seattle

Roosevelt Seeks Quiet Talks As He Meets Grandson

In Oyster Bay on May 20 Col. Roosevelt began a busy day by calling his secretary from New York and sorting a large mail backlog. He refused to discuss politics for publication and will meet Geo W Perkins to review 1916 prospects after interviews. He also doted on his new grandson Richard Derby Jr showing a warm, relaxed side.

Oyster Bay L. L Col. Roosevelt John McGrath New York Redding Geo. W. Perkins Roosevelt Richard Derby, Jr Ethel Richard Derby

Hyatt F Powell’s at Fourth and Pine Area Reputation

The notice extols Hyatt F Powell’s corner at Fourth and Pine as a thoroughly high class business in the city. It claims the shop is not the largest but unquestionably the best, presenting a promotional advertisement style summary."}

Hyatt-F Powells 4Th and Pine Acor

Farm Buy Offers Near City Line On Electric Route

Rich black garden land described as just south of the city on the electric car line. Read the farm column in the Want Ad page for the rest of the offer. The Star lists good buys in farms and truck gardens and promotes Farm News each night. Your farm ad in The Star reaches two thirds of Seattle and vicinity households.

City Star Star Farm News Seattle

Woman on trial for murder hears confession in court

In Judge Mackintosh's courtroom Mrs. Magdalena Werner listened as the state read a purported confession connected to the Issquah murder of her husband. Defense claims of coercion failed. Werner testified she recalled little before jail and spoke of longing for love and her children.

Werner Edgar J. Wright Roberts Frank Piconi Frank Sophie Hall Magdalina Werner Issquah

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By Nicola Greeley-Smith Wilson Ord Herman Asher Raymond Pee Jay Henry Ned August Belmont, Jr Raymo August Nally NEW York Traction Magnate Becker Johanna Hilts T.R
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