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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1912

Page

3

Candidates home bets favor Wilson in presidential race

National party headquarters are sparse as major chiefs stay, with predictions split. In New York Roosevelt is favored by some bets, while Wilson leads in California betting as the race tightens across key states.

Wilson United Prose New York Joseph M. Dixon George Perkins Gov. Johnson Frank A. Munsey Progressive Gov Johnson Springfield Mass Union Roosevelt Ban Francisco San Francisco Woodrow Wilson Tom Corbett Ncipal Shere State of California California

Civic Center Bond Debate Reveals Sharp Inconsistencies

Local discussion on a 1.4 million bond for a County Court House at Third and James highlights contradictions among Civic Center advocates. Critics accuse backers of shifting grounds to avoid committing funds for land and construction, while supporters cite broader city needs and urban plans amid disputed estimates.

County Bond Proposal for Civic Center Office Building

Voters are urged to support a $950000 bond for a county and city office building at Third Avenue and James Street on county property. Opponents call for rejecting a $1400000 lot sale real estate plan tied to the project.

Civic Center Debate Over Bond Costs and Site Location

The article argues against a Civic Center plan claiming inflated costs of seven to sixteen story designs and misrepresented estimates. It contrasts Gould and Bebb plans, cites contractor estimates, and urges voting for a $950,000 bond over a proposed $1,400,000 issue to avoid rent to private landlords and secure a central county city building on Third and James. It contends delays harm public access and property values while urging a practical, economical county city building.

Court House Clvte Ely Third James Hogue PP Ren Civic Civic Center Eugene Vc Ethan Epte Third and James Southend Fourth and Jefferson J. A. Warren Gould Gould The Sound Construction Company United States McRae Brothers Portland F. McLellan Seattle Mount Baker High School Third Avenue Fourth Charlies H. Bebb Bebb & Mendel Lee and City Mr. Gould Bebb Bebb Oa Pune Cit Thiré Ames Cone Cidal A. Warren Gould

Warrant Filed Against City Detective McNamee

Prosecuting Attorney Murphy filed a warrant in Judge George’s court against City Detective M. J. McNamee for assault in the second degree. The case follows a shooting at a rooming house on 1819 7th Ave after breaking in to arrest the Pepper brothers and after an interview with Grover Pepper.

Murphy Judge George's Court M. J. McNamee Leslie Pepper McNamee Grover Pepper Hen Cornelleon Pepper

Movies Hitting the Saloons In Washington

DC excise board hears saloon owners blame falling business on motion pictures. Inspectors report proprietors say families skip corner saloons for going to theaters with their wives and children, hurting alcohol sales.

Washington Moving Picture Show District of Columbia Excise Board Moving Picture Theatres Geont

Eggs Rise to Luxury Price as Seattle Dealers Warn

The piece notes eggs have increased four cents in a week and now cost 55 to 60 cents per dozen with expectations of further rises to about 70 cents. It suggests eggs are a luxury and grocers will accept orders without complaint despite the price spike.

Seattle

Wireless timing to establish world clocks

Paris reports that wireless telegraphy will soon fix exact time between America and Europe. By mid November signals between Arlington Virginia and Paris Eiffel Tower and other European stations will determine longitudes with precision. Commissioner H. H. Hough notes Washington observatory already distributes time with errors of one thousandth of a second. European and American time have previously been set by cable.

Paris America Europe América Arington Eiffel Tower

Rockefeller’s 33 telephones planned for Po Cantico Hills home

John D Rockefeller builds a wall flush telephone system with 33 extensions in his million dollar mansion at Po Cantico Hills, designed for Rockefeller. Each set shows 33 buttons to reach any room. Portland workers for woman suffrage expect Oregon to pass at tomorrow’s election.

Tarrytown N. Y John D. Rockefeller Pocantico Hills Rockefeller Portland Workers For Woman's Suffrage Oregon

Albany Cut Rate Dentists Offer Low Prices in Seattle

Albany Painles Albany Cut Rate Dentists advertise low prices to attract volume while guaranteeing 12 year repairs. They claim top artificial teeth crown and bridge work and pain less extractions with examinations free. Located on the second floor of the People's Bank Hide Second and Pike with elevator access.

United States Albany Seattle People’s Bank

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