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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1916
Page
7
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A general strike of Western Canada coal miners looms as 15 000 workers demand a 25 percent wage increase. If not granted, miners threaten to walk out, risking further disruption to the already scarce Western Canada coal supply.
Aitho Louis Loutsis and Antonini Aronica wed last Monday in a Greek Orthodox church and then appeared Wednesday before Justice Brinker to demand a legal second marriage. Brinker tried to dissuade them, but they persisted, obtaining a second license and completing the ceremony.
Hood River reports fruit growers fret over a cold wave that may ruin 1.7 million boxes of apples across four Northwestern states. The frost could wipe out about 15 percent of the regional crop with estimated losses around 1.5 million dollars.
A jury in Judge Mackintosh's court found William Hatupin guilty of petit larceny after four hours deliberation. The trial stemmed from charges of grand larceny.
Baltimore 1916 AFL session to feature stronger federation unity after labor gains. Union leaders foresee postwar wage competition and plan a world labor conference to shape peace and labor policy. Government ownership proposals may surface to curb living costs as unions push for sustained organizing.
A 25 cent bottle of Knowl ton's Danderine is advertised to remove dandruff stop itching and falling hair and make hair soft fluffy and lustrous within minutes. The ad claims two weeks of use yields new hair growth and assures dramatic cosmetic results for all hair types with simple application instructions.
This first week of classes in Baltimore marks the start of a suffrage school opened by the National American Woman Suffrage Association. Topics include political organization, public speaking, suffrage history, legislative and federal work, and press publicity as ardent pupils dive into campaigning. The Baltimore event is the first in a series planned for non suffrage states.
Unofficial returns from 60 of California counties show President Wilson leading with a net figure of 602 as tallying continues, according to United Press. The count progresses toward a final statewide total.
Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson won 100 damages from a jury in Superior Judge Smith's court for injuries after falling through a hole in a sidewalk at 12th avenue North East 43rd street on April 28. She sought 10 000 dollars.
Canadian authorities warn of a German submarine operating off the Pacific coast. The Inaba Maru altered course and dimmed lights after a wireless warning, moving toward Oregon then to Victoria within three miles. Yamato Steamship Co. says the sub might have been shipped in parts to be assembled on a secluded island.
Foreman F. H. Renick warned the grand jury may adjourn within days unless witnesses come forward. Russell Smyth of 209 Fifth Ave, a club proprietor, testified Wednesday. Several more women have been subpoenaed from disorderly houses as the inquiry continues.
Mrs Eleanor McAdoo wife of the secretary of the treasury and daughter of President Wilson says she set a world record by dressing in 20 minutes. She was in Dallas with her husband heading the farm loan board during a series of hearings. The party arrived on the Texas & Pacific at 7 35 and she noted she overslept, hence the claim.
Dry squad officers searched Mrs. C. Be. Cote at 517 Pine Street finding wine whisky and alcohol. Cote charged with possessing liquor with intent to sell. I A Schafer found there charged with oversupply of booze. Anna Sandstrom and James Murphy arrested for drunkenness.
President Wilson stated he cannot travel to the great West now and would not deserve the people's confidence if he left Washington. He sent a telegram to F G Bonfiels and H H Tammen of Denver expressing his regret at missing a West visit.
Gen. Hiram M. Chittenden proposes a 30 mile Cascade tunnel under the Cascades to Puget Sound. The project would cut grades, reduce travel times, and require about 50 million dollars and 13 years. He notes federal aid unlikely but urges state support for a low-grade Northwest corridor.
L. G. McGuire former Gill campaign manager and associate of Chief Beckingham wed Mrs Martha Campbell on Wednesday. Rev W A Bliss of Trinity parish officiated. Miss E Farle Hennessy Beckingham?s fiancée attended the ceremony seeking guidance.
Molly Elliott Seawell, a noted author of historical romances for boys, died in Washington D C on Wednesday at age 56.
The Rex theatre opens Sunday to show The Unwritten Law starring Beatriz Michelena with an all star cast. Critics praise her emotional power and screen achievement in this seven part photo drama adapted from Edwin Milton Royle.
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