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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1912

Page

3

Progressive party ticket for local Justices and constables

The list names Progressive candidates for Justices of the Peace and constables in Seattle and county precincts, urging a single cross to elect a progressive legislature with Speaker Thomas F. Murphine. It includes district legislature nominees from the 36th to 47th districts and notes key figures like Rick Barrows and M. E. Brewer among others.

Thomas F. Murphine Howard Taylor Rick Barrows M. E. Brewer J. C. Durgin R. N. Nixon

Washington constitutional amendments summary

Voters consider amendments include extending terms for county officers except county treasurer with recall provisions, adding sections 33 and 34 to article one. Also proposed initiative and referendum for the legislature and removal of section 31 delaying law taking effect. Ballot choices: Vote No on one amendment and Vote Yes on others.

State of Washington

How to Mark Your Vote in Progressive Ballot

Instructions explain marking the progressive ticket by circling the party name and voting Roosevelt and allies, or placing a cross next to other candidates on other tickets. It warns ballots can be void if marked incorrectly and urges a yes vote on three constitutional amendments: Initiative Referendum and Recall.

Roosevelt

Woodrow Wilson To Hear Returns On Same Telegraph

From Princeton New Jersey on election night 1912 Woodrow Wilson will hear the returns via the same telegraph instrument that notified Grover Cleveland in 1892 Commodore EB Benedict a friend of the Forty President presented the device and recalls cribbage played that night noting Cleveland’s annoyance at the interruption by the returns.

Princeton N. J Woodrow Wilson Grover Cleveland Wilson Commodore EB. C. Benedict Dad Cleveland

Big Fight On Sharks

In OMA, Nov 6, leading city houses announce that employers will aid employees escaping loan sharks. D. H. Tolman and D. D. Drake run offices tied to New York, with Tacoma employers forming a fund for wage-earner loans. A municipal fund of 5,000 dollars is planned to assist workers.

OMA Herefiler D. H. Tolman D. D. Drake New York Tacoma

Burns woman and child in box fire at Ossawatomi

Mrs Myrtle Perdue crawled into a dry goods box with her infant daughter and six year old son at Ossawatomie Kansas and set fire during a temporary insanity episode. The woman and baby were burned to death and the boy is believed fatally hurt. In Salonika, about 20 000 panic struck residents fled to the city as 7 000 Anatolian soldiers from Constantinople joined others marching toward Salonika.

Ossawatomif Kan Myrtle Perdue London Salonika London Post Uskup Constantinople

Nine Judges to Be Chosen for Superior Court Election

Voters face a nonpartisan ballot listing 18 candidates for nine seats on the superior court. Voters may cast up to nine votes, selecting from names including Boyd J Tallman L Frank Brown Cleero Hawkins John B Humphries John T Casey J T Ronald R B Albertson Carl J Smith King Dykeman Kenneth Mackintosh Everett Smith Mitchell Gilliam A W Prater HA P Myers R R George Frank Griffith John Jurey James T Lawler. The supreme bench requires voting for three and many endorse I Frank Brown for his work with the progressive cause.

Superior Court Boyd J. Tallman L. Frank Brown Cleero Hawkins John BE. Humphries John T. Casey J. T. Ronald R. B. Albertson Carl J. Smith King Dykeman Kenneth Mackintosh Everett Smith Mitchell Gilliam A. W. Prater HA. P. Myers R. R. George Frank &. Griffith John Jurey James T. Lawler Supreme Bench W. W. Black John I. Frank Brown

Tailored suits draw mockery in quirky exchange

Marmaduke refuses to admit happiness while Regsie questions it. The joke pivots on exclusive tailoring making one resemble a billboard for ready made clothes.

Regsie

Attorney James H. Purdy, noted author, dies at 74

Chicago on November 6 reports the death of James H. Purdy aged 74 the author of Purdy's Law of Corporations. He practiced law in Los Angeles St Louis and Prescott Arizona.

Chicago James H. Purdy Purdy Los Angeles Prescott, Ariz

Albany Cut Rate Dentists Offer Low Prices

Albany Cut Rate Dentists advertise low prices on dental work in Seattle claiming top materials and methods. They promise free examination, 12 year guarantee, and emphasize that their work matches what they would want for themselves. Address provided at second floor of People's Bank Building.

United States Albany Seattle People’s Bank

Women’s Non-Partisan Investigating League Advised Ballot

An advisory circular endorsing county standout candidates is circulated in parts of the city today. It is signed by Mrs. T P Thompson, President of the North End Progressive Club, who announced at noon that she had no knowledge of the league and had not signed the circular.

Women's Non-Partisan Indorses County T. P. Thompson North End Progressive Club

Aunt Delia Aims Taft Victory in 1908 Election

Mrs. Taft and daughter Helen arrived in New York to hear election returns and will go to Washington to join the president at the White House. Delia Torrey, the aunt, sent a telegram saying she and her friends prayed for his success.

New York

Fowler Aims For New Flight Record To San Francisco

Robt G Fowler plans a cross country flight from Griffith Park to the Panama Pacific Exposition grounds in San Francisco without a stop. The biplane is being converted from Farnum to Wright control for the attempt and he is the second aviator to span the continent.

Robt. G. Fowler Griffith Park Fowled Panama Pacific San Francisco

Nebraska Referendum Drive Appears Even Money

Lincoln voters see a tight election landscape with Demo crate and progressives backing even money on Nebraska results. The president is not supported and an amendment for initiative and referendum is submitted.

Lincoln, Neb Nebraska

Also Mentioned on This Page

Horlick Morlick Ad Av. and University St Ppost Stone-Fisher Co Ohle Sger's Lightning Shoe Repair Shop First Avenue Hington Block Barre Bane Brown Charme Eattie Sual People’s Cause Progressive Party Justices of the Peace John A. Heat Howard O. Durk Deville Lewis Hiram A. Wooodin Garvin W. D. Hudson Peter Johnson Frank Kane Country Auburn George F. Gray Kent BR. A. Rockwell Renton A. C. Wilson Snoqualmie Albert Klaus August Roehl Dan Parle Paul Houser W. T. Christensen Alvin R. Bravender N. Sorenson Wm. J. Larkin R. B. Woten Grenna, Corkery M. L. Longfellow Nelson R. Anderson G. W. Merrick Emil J. Brandt H. D. Buchanan Progressive Ticket Helen J, Scott George H. Walker Austin Mires Fred J, Meinike William J. Biggard Alfred Haynes Donald Urquhart Congress J. W. Bryan, J. A. Falconer Jet Daniel Landon Robert T. Hodge Govnor Teats Secretary of State W. H. Pord Arthur Cory Andrew E. Moberg BE. G. Milla Wh. Kaufman Superintendent of Public Instruction Co J. W. Collins Byron Phelps A. B. Fuller Mary Simmons O. Woten M. H. Cushing Jas. BR. Crawford Joan Stringer Walter Kelton Chas. M. Baxter Cornelius V. Garrison Thos. Dobson Municipal League King County Fair King County James Valencia Ote Beeerne Renee Ener Leew Oeeee Ion Cate Bariey Bree Missouri Kansas City Missouri Daughters of the American Revolution Expressman Lincoln Neb Homer Scott Jos Schubert Undertakers Helen Weetland Passavant Hospital Washington J Harry Smith Aunt Delia Taft Ayer United Press Beecham the Pacific Telephone the Association OF Western Portland Cement Manufacturers Northwestern Bank Bidg Portland, Ore Cement Information Bureau Globe Block Seattle, Wash
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