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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1913

Page

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Seattle Press Urges Dec 6 Land Plan Vote

Frederick Bausman a Seattle attorney urges support for the logged-off land bill as meritorious overall. He backs the agricultural development district proposal and notes the measure’s flaws but defends its value to King County amid Chamber of Commerce opposition.

Frederick Bausman Seattle Bausman King County Josiah Collins Chamber OF Commerce Rainier Club Collins Wash

Star Victory in Seattle Street Car Ticket Fight

Public officials and citizens laud The Star for leading the campaign to restore street car ticket sales. Statements from Councilman Erickson Mayor Cotterill President Hesketh and others credit The Star with initiating the fight and saving Seattle residents an estimated $250,000 annually. The state Public Service Commission ordered the return of ticket sales on Seattle Electric Co. cars.

Star Erickson Council The Seattle Rudkin George F. Cotterill State Public Service Commission Circuit Court State Commission Hesketh C. J. France Municipal League Seattle Electric Co Otway Pardee Municipal Ownership League Hugh C. Todd

Major fires hit rail shop and city block in North America

In Port Huron Michigan the Grand Trunk railroad shops burned early today causing about 1 million dollars in damage and the blaze was controlled by 8:20. In Santa Rosa California Gilbert Baker a reformer was fined 1000 dollars for causing Mildred Lewis 19 delinquency. In Edmonton Alberta the McKinney block burned with estimated losses of 250000 dollars.

Port Huron Mich Grand Trunk Railroad Santa Rosa Cal Gilbert Baker Mildred Lewis Edmonton Alb McKinney Block

Thankful Year Reflections and Holiday Grumbles

A reflective column mixes Thanksgiving cheer with satirical notes on lawyers doctors railroads and telephones. It laments turkey prices and estate divisions while praising farmers railroads and local transit profits. The piece ends with a jab at an advertiser.

Turkey Europe Italy Tripoli

City wins car ticket case. likely no appeal expected

Bradford, city counsel, says victory is complete and formal notice will come soon. Puget Sound Traction, Light and Power Co. may appeal to higher courts, as in the Duwamish valley rate case, to seek an injunction. Government by injunction is no longer universal sport.

Bradford James B. Howe Puget Sound Traction, Light and Power Co Public Service Commission Commission Duwamish Valley Rate Duwamish Railroad Commission King County Superior Court State Supreme Court Universal Sport

War era tickets on cars spark legal fights 1911 1913

A sequence of city actions from July 1911 to November 1913 centers on Erickson six for a quarter ordinance and traction company ticket sales on street cars. Court battles include temporary injunctions, transfers to Judge Rudkin, and a Public Service Commission hearing resulting in a ruling against the company.

Olympia Public Service Commission of Washington Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Company Seattle State Commission Seattle Star M. M. Godman Arthur A. Lewis Frank R. Spinning Bradford Pierce The Star Hugh C. Todd Traction Commission Frank Rudkin Traction Company Rudkin Blic Service Commission Erickson Hanford State Public Service Commission Godman Public Service Commission Chamber of Commerce

Despondent Captain Meady Ends His Life by Gas

Capt. Fred 8. Meady aged 60 a Pacific coast shipping figure used gas to end his life early Wednesday. Found by his wife at 9 a.m. after locking himself in the kitchen and turning on six gas jets. Dr. G C Campbell of City hospital arrived too late at 425 30th avenue residence.

Fred 8. Meady Pacific Coast G. C. Campbell City Hospital Meady 30Th Av

Pennants Offer From The Seattle Star

Coupons from The Seattle Star enable readers to obtain 65 cent pennants. Clip any four consecutive coupons, mail or bring to 1307 Seventh Ave near Union St with 15 cents. Mexico pennants now available by mail for an extra 5 cents per pennant.

Star Mexico Mall Seattle Star Seventi Ave Union

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