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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1910
Page
6
The article outlines autumn and winter activities for Scout patrols, emphasizing self reliance, building gear, and learning signaling. It highlights making equipment, camp fires, and stories of explorers, with instruction in telegraphing and emergency response. The Star will publish scout tricks and photo coverage of maneuvers.
Denver, Oct. 4. George Stillhammer, a carpenter, fell five stories and only shattered his memory. He was examined at the hospital and found to have a slight concussion but his memory remained completely gone.
The Missouri State Board of Agriculture says Walter Brookings and crew may be barred from flying from Springfield to St Louis until October 10 due to a contract restricting flights in Illinois or Missouri to protect the state fair.
Councilman H. C. Bohike introduces an ordinance to set the $1,000,000 city hall bond proposal aside for a year, seeking to wait for civic plans commission input. He also hints the $5,000,000 bond package may fare better if the city hall issue is withdrawn. The measure heads to the finance committee amid council hesitation about the commission's plans.
An ordinance introduced last night allocates 194.45 to Councilman Max Wardall for his work to raise Ned while serving as mayor. The measure also appropriates 927.45 for a Fort Lawton district patrolman, and 291.15 for an electrical inspector with the fire department.
George Card of 4101 Seventh no 8 says he did not shoot himself in Brown's saloon on Bradford Street. He was hit in the leg by a rifle bullet during a hunting trip start and explains another man accidentally discharged the weapon.
Jeanie Morrison, who served eight years of a 25 year sentence for the 1900 murder of Mrs. Clara Wiley Castle at Fidorado Kansas, has been paroled by Gov. Stubba.
Lady Muriel Helmaley leads a movement to preach health guidance across the British empire and democratic America. Lectures and films will be sent to England showing ten rules for good health including open windows, breathing through the nose, drinking pure water, and regular outdoor exercise.
Three professional mourners, two women and a man, were arrested by Parkville precinct officers after verbally abusing a funeral party when told their services were not needed. The incident reflects several complaints about hired mourners at burials in recent times.
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