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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1912
Page
7
Secretary Knox completes overseas duties returning from Japan after attending the late emperor's funeral. He travels aboard the cruiser Maryland en route to Seattle, completing a high level official mission.
County commissioners alter resolution increasing bond from 950000 for Coliseum to 1400000 for Bogue site. Advocates claim 1.4 million buys a central block and still funds courthouse, with Coliseum property valued at about 800000 offsetting net cost.
Mrs Eu gene Payne wife of the former cashier of the defunct Idaho State Bank is indicted on a charge of making a false entry in the daily balance book She is the first woman to be indicted by a grand jury for violating the state banking law Edward Payne president of the bank is indicted on a like charge and will be arraigned Saturday
The musical department of the university presents the first free winter concert in the auditorium tonight under Prof. Irving Glen. Walter Squire, former organist of Evanston First Congregational, makes his Seattle debut as Glen's winter assistant.
A fragmented price list shows numerous grocery items with per unit and bulk prices. Items include sugars, coffees, teas, flours, milk, meats, produce, canned goods, butter, eggs, and condiments with varied weights and multi-item deals across multiple regions.
The vice commission uncovered the suppers, triggering official scrutiny and potential actions. Investigators reported unexpected meetings and improvised gatherings linked to alleged illicit activity. The findings prompt further inquiries by authorities into involved venues and participants.
Mrs. Lylo Blackwell was found guilty of murder by a jury in Judge Windes' court and sentenced to 35 years in the penitentiary for shooting Charles Vaughn in front of his home on February 15. Jealousy is cited as the motive.
In Portland, Charles Williams stole a coat from M. J. Barrell and attempted to sell it to Barrell's son, a second hand clothes dealer. The son identified the coat and Williams was arrested.
Washington reports Averill Harriman son of the late H. Harriman is engaged to Katherine Britton daughter of Mr and Mrs Alexander Britton of Washington. Miss Britton appeared in society debutante circles several years ago.
Jesse James Jr son of the outlaw acts as chief counsel for J C Walton on trial in Kansas City for alleged involvement in the Franklin diamond robbery He seeks to prove an alibi for his client Also Mor rin A Jagendorf a Columbia student completed travel Europe on less than 83 dollars by returning to New York.
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