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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1912

Page

8

Wilson Campaigns In Pueblo And Denver

In Pueblo Taft foe Chare ing Chas D Hilles urged employers to force employees to vote for President Taft. Woodrow Wilson spoke in Pueblo then headed to Colorado Springs for an afternoon address. Wilson claimed Hilles pressured workers under threat of losing jobs to back Taft and released a letter alleging that a Taft win would bring destructive tariff policies.

Pueblo Colo Chareing Chas D. Hilles Republican National Committee Taft Woodrow Wilson Colorado Springs Wilson Denver Hilles Hillen Whiteh

Bank to serve as depository for postal savings

Postal department notified University State Bank it will be the depository for postal savings. Mrs Catherine Miles 80 of Beattie died at home 1625 First Ave Seattle survived by two daughters and three sons all residents of Seattle. The Old Homestead opened in Seattle for a week. Rev W A Major celebrated his nineteenth anniversary in Seattle.

Seattle Civic Center Association Rtrt The Ladies’ Musical Club Riccardo Martin Rodolph Ganz Postal Department University State Bank Catherine Miles Beattie Shere Seattle W. A. Major

Seattle Star Circulation Notice Urges Prompt Delivery

Subscribers are asked to notify the office immediately to ensure regular delivery of The Seattle Star and report any attempted substitution. If the paper fails to arrive by 9 o'clock, callers should phone the Circulation Department at Main 9400 promptly for service.

Seattle Star Tile Star

Public eight school gym classes begin at Broadway high

Starting Wednesday evening, public eight school gymnasium classes will be conducted at the Broadway high school by Miss Hard and Mr. Cook. 4. H. Houston, of Goward, J. R. Gondolfo, and H. C. Gill yesterday incorporated the Houston Dredging company, a new company, which is to be located in Alaska on the Kenai peninsula. The capital stock of the company amounts to $1,000,000. Steel freighter Edith will leave for San Francisco October 16. The Alaska Pacific Steamship Co. has chartered her for two trips in or der to relieve the congestion due to large accumulations of freight.

Broadway High School Miss Hard Mr. Cook H. Houston Goward J. R. Gondolfo H. C. Gill Houston Dredging Company Alaska Kenai Peninsula Edith San Francisco Alaska Pacific Steamship Co

James Whitcomb Riley Honored by Seattle Pickwick Club

The Pickwick club of Seattle honors James Whitcomb Riley tonight on the anniversary of his birth. Members will recount his life and read selections from his works during the program.

James Whitcomb Riley Pickwick Club Seattle

Weathered Seas Hit Wellding Urotherm and Dorice W L Wright

Rough weather last week on the fish banks delayed Wellding Urotherm which arrived in port missing several crew. W L Wright, Western journalist, died in Spokane on September 27 from heart failure.

W. L. Wright Spokane Masonic Lodge

I Am Discontent The Foe and Spirit of Progress

A compact expression of unrest and drive toward better order and invention. The speaker proclaims discontent as the force behind progress, challenging greed tyranny sloth and privilege. It frames doubt change and reform as engines of human achievement and renewal.

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