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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1913
Page
2
Auto hits curb and woman critically hurt in five-car crash
Min Mabel Thompkins, a bookkeeper, is fighting for life with a fractured skull after an overturned car pinned her and her brother in law EK Yeaton under another vehicle at 20th Avenue and East Cherry. Yeaton, a Pennsylvania Railroad traveling agent, sustained minor injuries and was later discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Min
Mabel
Thompkins
Manhattan
Providence Hospital
Yeaton
FL P. Gardner
20Th Av
East Cherry
Ford
Miks Thompkins
Misa Thompkins
H.C. Allison Co
Pennsylvania Road
Abraham Levy
Mrs Dorotha Williams to Wed in London Tomorrow
Washington reports that Miss Dorothy Williams will marry William McComb the chairman of the Democratic National Committee in London tomorrow. Dorothy Williams is the sister of Mrs. Joe Leiter of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Williams
Cable
Dorothy Williams
London
Wm. McComb
Democratic National Committee
Williams
Joe Leiter
Chicago
Portland Free Speech Fight Ends in Women’s Jailing
In Portland Oregon the mayor's order creates a restricted district banning after dark free speech on central streets. Police arrest dozens of women nightly for ten nights as they insist on rights to speak and assemble. Some revelations surface about city graft and ward conditions. The jailed activists vow to continue until free speech is restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Albee
J. W. Wis
Judge orders daily baths for tramps in Decatur jail
Decatur Ind Nov 7 Judge Merryman of the circuit court rules that cleanliness is punishment for vagrants ordering daily baths for all tramps confined in the jail. Each prisoner must bathe daily and help keep the jail clean while serving their sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Ind
Merryman
Circuit Court
Thousands of Pennant Collectors Now in Seattle
The Seattle Daily Star begins issuing pennants to the public for the cost of handling and four coupons clipped from the front page. Thousands have started collections as new pennants are issued weekly in four to seven colors. The Army pennant leads this week and mail orders are accepted with five cents extra for postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Daily Star
Army
Lost articles commonly found by Star want ads column
The newspaper notes that lost items are typically recovered through the Star’s Lost and Found section. It advises readers to check the column and file a notice if an item is missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
California Syrup of Figs Ad Highlights Child Health
An old style advertisement urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs for children and adults. It claims gentle cleansing of stomach liver and bowels and warns against counterfeit products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
California Pig Syrup Company
Free Prescription Claim to Save Your Eyes
An advertorial urges readers to use Optona tablets dissolved in water as a home eye treatment. It claims the remedy can reduce inflammation and improve vision, asserts safety, and warns that neglect endangers sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wideawake Drug
Ady
Girl in slit skirt and socks halts iron mill work
Five thousand Carnegie Steel mill workers walk off the job in Jiqusne Pennsylvania as Sylvia Pendleton, in a slit skirt and socks, passes a plant. The incident triggers a mass stoppage at the Carnegie Steel Co plant in Jeannes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Mill
Juquesne, Pa
Sylvia Pendleton
Carnegie Steel Co
Planta
St Jacoba Oil Promises Quick Back Pain Relief
Sore backs and sharp pains are claimed to vanish with St Jacoba Oil rubbed on the skin. The ad touts lumbago sciatica strain relief, says it is harmless and will not discolor skin, and notes a 60 year recommendation with a trial bottle available at drug stores.
Pointers on Title Insurance
A concise guide explains that lawyers cannot know all laws and must exercise reasonable care in examining abstracts. It warns that errors mean the title owner bears losses, while title insurance offers an absolute guaranty and protection if requested, with full information available on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Title
Industrial unionism promoted by shingle workers leader
J G Hirown of the International Shingle Weavers and Woodsmen argues industrial unionism unites skilled and unskilled in a single industry chain. He cites rapid membership growth in Washington Oregon and California and says the plan saves organizer costs and avoids jurisdiction clashes. Lumber camps report better conditions with no strikes among new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Hirown
International Union of Shingle Weavers, Mill Workers
Woodamen Brown
Federation of Labor
Washington
Oregon
California
International Shingle Weavers’ Union
American Federation
Woodsmen's Union
Mill Workers’ Union
Rivermen's
Eight year old Eva Esmond owns her own Long Branch house
Eva Esmond, eight, earns and owns a $5,500 cottage in Long Branch New York brightening child star Haley Esmond. She acts at the Hudson theatre in The Fight and is among the country’s highest paid child performers while her mother safeguards every earned dollar for her benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Esmond
United States
Miss Esmond
Long Branch
New York
Mias Esmond
Haley Esmond
Hudson Theatre
Woman pleads police to stop maid’s departure
Mrs Walter T Dwight asks Evanston police to prevent Rose Bev Kenhammer from leaving her. Albert Lee, Rose's fiancé, says they are engaged and Mrs Dwight won’t let her go. A policeman refuses to arrest Lee for attempted kidnapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Dwight
Evanston
Rose Bev. Kenhammer
Albert Lee
Mra. Dwight
Rose
Dwight
Lee
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Gally
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University Street
Jean Bennett
Selma Engstrom
Mary Hemmer
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Irene George
Mary R. Schwab
Sandahl & Son
Pike St. Nursery and
Green Houses
Renton Junction
St. Jacobs
Washington Title Insurance Company
Seattle Lighting CO
Henry Bldg
Spalding
Theodore Wilts
First Ave
Opposite
Quaker Drug Co
New Union
J. G. Brown
Mra. Walter
Achilles Wotley
Tre Steel Smelters’ Organization
England
Ingrai
Ean Leather
Second Ave
Geo. P. Bent Company
Third Avenue
Crown and Concord
Geo. P. Bent
Concord
HEALY
Weber Baby
KNABE
Chickering
WEBER
Fischer
Mason & Hamlin
Schaaf Brothers
Kimball
Geo. P. Bent Company Manufacturers
Healy Building
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