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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1916

Page

2

Arbitrary Power and Corruption in Public Office

A historical lament on arbitrary power in government, citing court principles that sovereignty lies with the people and law limits authority. The letter recalls Seattle and King County graft, praising legal restraint and condemning officials who act beyond lawful power. It includes a 1916 Seattle note by Alfred H. Lundin about liquor permits and prosecuting attorney discretion.

Vick Hopkins U. S Francisco St. Louis Cincinnati Ohio Seattle King County Ees H. Lundin Washington Wash Byron Phelps Sisto Sisto and Pharmacists Stewart & Holmes G. O. Guy, Inc Alfred H. Lundin Billingsleys Hoad Lundin Isabella Clayburg

Cotterill Reported in Kitsap County Campaign Swing

George F. Cotterill former mayor and Democratic congressional candidate held two meetings in Kitsap County on Friday and planned an aggressive Seattle campaign next week. He praised President Wilsons progressive policies and platforms.

George F. Cotterill Congress Kitsap County Seattle Cotterill Wilson

Hughes in Fighting Trim Attacks Tariff Policy

On board the Hughes special train in Heaticer Nebraska Gov. Hughes campaigns against the Democratic revenue tariff. He urges warning about postwar days if the tariff policy remains. Mrs. Hughes nearly loses her coat at a Joplin meeting but is rescued by the governor. He plans six speeches from Fall City to Lincoln.

Perry Arnold Hughes Fall City Lincoln

Big Night for Star Newsies at the Palace Hip

Four hundred Star newsies and carriers filled the Palace Hip as Uncle Sam’s warships flashed on screen while German merchant ships moved from Norfolk yards to Philadelphia. The Blands earned praise and Anna Tunner, as a Modern Cleopatra, wowed the crowd. Manager Muller praised the boys and invited a future group visit.

Star Jon A. Muller Uncle Sam Norfolk Yards Philadelphia Blands Stone Manning Anna Tunner Cleopatra Muller Tiger

Deny Sub Depot on Coast of U S

Berlin states submarines may operate off the American coast while territorial rights are respected and pledges to the United States are kept. The announcement denies this as a blockade and says no American will believe a secret German submarine depot could be established on the U S coast.

Berlin Sayville U. S Heme

Three Held After Man Is Robbed

Three men were held on open charges and three others on warrants Saturday after the alleged robbery of Guy F. Downing at the Kasota hotel in downtown Akron. Soldiers Wilfred Wheeler Roy Kroh and J W Miller said they met Downing and went with him to a hotel room where Wheeler was later assaulted and robbed of seventy dollars and his watch.

Guy F. Downing First Ave Wilfred Wheeler Roy Kroh J. W. Miller Kasota Wheeler Charles Tanner James Lightfoot Downing

Hold Man VNL A For Bad Check In Seattle Case

Henry Samuelson, wanted in Seattle for passing a bad check for 152 dollars, has been detained in Los Angeles. Sheriff Hodge reports under-sheriff Stringer says Deputy Dave McKenzie will likely depart south for the prisoner around Wednesday.

Henry Samuelson Seattle Los Angeles Hodge Stringer Dave McKenzie

Austrians Lose 28000 in Two Days on Sarco Plateau

London dispatch reports Rome wireless says Austrian losses reached 28 000 men over the last two days of fighting on the Sarco plateau. The battle continues with undiminished violence.

London Sarco Rome

Dan Hanna Divorced From Fourth Wife in 20 Minute Trial

In Cleveland on October 14 Mary Stuart Hanna was granted a divorce from Dan R. Hanna the millionaire publisher and son of the late Mark Hanna after a 20 minute trial. She was awarded custody of their three children amid allegations of infidelity and sworn evidence of checks totaling 5000 dollars. Hanna admitted infidelity according to the plaintiff and was described as the defendant in his fourth marriage.

Cleveland, O Mary Stuart Hanna Dan R. Hanna Mark Hanna Hanna Mra. Hanna Alberta Delon St. Geo. F. Horn

Hollinghead Hubbell to sing at YWCA open meet

Short Sunday session from 2 to 4 pm in the YWCA rotunda to benefit the association features Hollinghead Hubbell who will sing and speak. Seattle police hunt a slick tongued home entry suspect posing as an inspector. Leo Oppie, 119 18th Ave, injured in motor cycle crash. in city hospital with a broken leg. C W Gauntlett, former Seattle policeman, dies in Baltimore. Judge J A Coleman key speaker at King County Democratic club luncheon. Five Farris, 148 West 75th, dies from injuries after auto truck fall. Judiciary committee plans single head for traffic ordinances. Col T L Miller to lead Seattle Division work of Army and Navy union. Ten parentless children from Hadasaah in Mercer Island residents attend Hibie Pageant at Metropolitan and Land Products exposition.

Hollinghead-Hubbell Seattle Leo Oppie 18Th Ave City C. W. Gauntlett Baltimore J. A. Coleman King County Democratic Club Good Eats W. Farris West 75Th Seattle General Judiciary Col T. L. Miller Army and Navy Union Hadasaah Society John Walter Ackerson Mercer Island Beattie

Editor Outlines Germany Peace Terms in Colonge Ga zette

Ernest Posze, 82 years with the Cologne Gazette, says peace requires Germany to be knocked out first, and lists three conditions. He urges retention of western boundaries, an independent Poland, self sufficiency in food and industry, and a strengthened international presence with colonies.

Carl W. Ackerman United Press Cologne Germany Ernest Posze Cologne Gazette Empire Lloyd-George Washington Aaid Pouze Rhine Gazette Bismarck Belfort Poland Argentina Russia

Float of Schooner Watson A West After Grounding

The Schooner Watson A West was driven ashore in the Strait of Fuca in dense fog and floated early today after telegraph notices. The Japanese Panama Maru may have damage from grounding near Por Townsend with cargo to be lightered. the big steamer cannot be pulled off the spit. Panama carries four first cabin and 800 steerage passengers though not believed to be in danger unless a storm comes.

Watson A. West Strait of Fuca Por Townsend Panama

Resino Treatment Claims Quick Relief for Skin Ailments

Advertising copy claims Resino Ointment and Resino Soap rapidly relieve eczema ringworm and other itchy skin conditions. It urges use for pimples dandruff burns wounds and chafings and notes samples are available from Resinol Baltimore Maryland.

Resinol Baltimore

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