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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1913

Page

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Goethals Describes Building The Panama Canal In Part 1

Col George W Goethals, chief engineer of the Isthmian Canal Commission, presents Part 1 of The Story of the Panama Canal. He traces the Spooner act, concession, and choice of lock type over a sea level canal, noting congress approval in 1906 and the Dam Gatun lake system.

George W. Goethals Corps of Engineers United States Army Isthmian Canal Commission Newspaper Enterprise Association United States Great Britain France Germany Two Oceans Panama Republic of Panama Panama Canal Co Colon Pacific Atlantic Entrance Chagres River Spooner Chagres Panama Canal Cay Congress Gatun Culebra Limon Bay

Parents Are to Blame Says St Mark Rector

Rev Ernest Vincent Shaler of St Mark s Episcopal church condemned parental neglect in a Sunday sermon titled A Morning in Juvenile Court He aligned with The Star s view that schools aren t solely to blame for juvenile immorality and urged protection of playfields as part of city duties.

Ernest Vincent Shaler St. Mark's Episcopal Church The Star Seattle Shaler

Minnesota liner runs aground near Shimonoseki straits

The steamship Minnesota, en route from Manila to Seattle, grounded on a sand bar in the Straits of Shimonoseki near Hiko-Sima to avoid a collision. Efforts to refloat the vessel have failed so far though the liner does not appear seriously damaged.

Yokohama Japan Minnesota Manila Seattle Straits of Shimonoseki Hiko-Sima

Army Aviators Die In Fall Near San Diego

Lieu tenants Eric L. Ellington and Hugh M. Kelley of the aviation corps were killed when their aircraft plunged 80 feet during a training flight over North Island San Diego bay. The pair, both killed instantly, had been airborne about five minutes after a successful glide over Point Loma and the ocean. Ellington hailed from North Carolina and Kelley from Kentucky.

San Diego Eric L. Ellington Hugh M. Kelley Aviation Corps North Island San Diego Bay Army Kelly Kentucky Ellington North Carolina Bay Shore Point Loma Ocean

Beet Office Powstroam Advertises Training Goals

Fragmentary text outlines aims to improve student training and environment. Mentions Hyatt-Fowells at the 4th and Pine location. Context suggests an advertising notice or school program description with incomplete phrasing.

Vera Prosser Defies Police In Chicago Murder Tale

Vera Scott formerly Vera Prosser, linked to Chicago murder of Marshall Field Jr, tells Los Angeles police she fired the shot and fled with $10,000. She later denies involvement and mocks Chicago authorities while hinting at exposing other city figures.

Vera Scott Vera Prosser Seattle Reese Prosser Los Angeles Marshall Field, Jr Chicago Vera Young Mpield Young Field Field

Mothers Invited to The Mothers Training School Meeting

The Mothers Training School will meet Tuesday afternoon on the sixth floor of the Bon Marche. All mothers of the city are invited to be present to discuss seasonable subjects of interest to mothers.

Mothers’ Training School

Judge Winsor Endorses Goethals Panama Canal Story

Judge Richard Winsor head of the School Board reads Col. George W. Goethal's narrative on the Panama Canal construction. He receives a duplicate copy for opinion to The Star readers. Winsor says every intelligent reader should peruse Goethals work and praises his authority on the historic achievement.

Richard Winsor George W. Goethal Panama Canal Judge Winsor Col. Goethals Mr. Winsor Goethals

Battle Looms as Villa Forces Press Front Near El Paso

El Paso reports 6000 Villa rebels deployed along a 12 mile front 25 miles south of the city. Federal troops are estimated between 3000 and 10000. Tense expectancy fills Jaurez as residents await news of a possible clash across the Rio Grande.

EL Paso Villa Here Jaurez Rio Grande

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