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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1911
Page
7
Gipsy Smith will conduct a men only meeting Sunday afternoon at Mammoth rink. Doors open at 1 o clock and the event begins at 3 with the speaker addressing attendees.
Evangelist Gipsy Smith preached Bible Repentance as essential to salvation at Mammoth Ink, Seattle. The crowd reacted with emotion as seekers responded to the revival call. A later Christian Socialist Fellowship meeting featured Rev. Raven Rev. Curry and Rev. Oscar MeMi.
Geo W P Hunt, president of the convention that framed Arizona’s constitution, won the Democratic primary for governor over Thos F Weedin by a landslide. Judge E W Wells defeated George Ull Young for the Republican nomination, and it is conceded Hunt will be the state’s first governor with Ashurst and Ives likely the first senators.
The Native Sons plan a second social and entertainment event on Thursday night at Evergreen Mall located at First Ave and Cherry St. The event aims to provide community gathering and activities for attendees.
Female jurors of the superior court complain that tobacco smoke in the courtroom is vulgar and obstructs their view. Commissioners refused to halt smoking but provided separate retiring quarters and a woman bailiff for the ladies.
Coroner's jury declares the Friday shooting of Frank Harris by Detective Joe Bianchi justifiable homicide. Prosecuting Attorney Murphy vows careful review and potential prosecution if evidence and law justify action.
Miss Helen Taft daughter of the president fell from her horse while following the hounds at the Myopia club hunt in Ipswich Massachusetts. She was not hurt though the accident occurred yesterday and news was suppressed.
Striking workers claim Southern Pacific plans to replace them by a full boiler and machine shop staff next Monday. Carsheds will host 500 men in a dining room set up from a large car shop, with strikebreakers arriving from Chicago Kansas City and Omaha to fill positions.
The public safety committee of the city council discussed censoring theatres and moving picture houses this morning. The committee favored a censorship panel appointed by the mayor while the Ministerial Federation and Federated Women's clubs urged passage and the theatrical business led by John F. Miller and Aubrey Levy opposed the bill.
H D Roberts spotted a casual acquaintance at the Hotel Washington slipping a diamond stick pin from his tie during a bar visit. Roberts recovered the pin and later missing his gold watch. Detectives seek the thief suspected to be the man with quick fingers. Meanwhile cases against public market merchants were postponed to tomorrow morning.
M Butler, chairman of the contest board of the American Automobile Association, was killed when the Cunningham car, pace maker for the Glidden tour, overturned near Tifton Georgia. Referee P J Walker suffered a fractured collar bone and Mrs Walker a dislocated shoulder. The injured were taken to a nearby location. Butler lived in New York. the Walkers were from San Francisco.
In a clash near the town of Wusingkang 15,000 Chinese rebels armed with hundreds of artillery pieces routed 20,000 imperial troops under Gen. Ying Chang. The dispatch was received in San Francisco via the Chinese Free Press.
Coroner announces no inquest for Victor Jazzi aged 22 and Jack Raizio aged 32 who suffocated by gas at the bottom of a deep well near Mayger while they were deepening the shaft.
Ready for you any moment, while you in turn are never ready for It. It may come in the shape of an auto, a street car, a train or sickness but it is always ready for you. You owe it to your family join our society. For rent four 4 room cottages at Bitter Lake Station on Everett Interurban, $6 per month, 5 cent car fare from city limits.
Real estate notices describe 10-40 acre tracts near Beattie Electric line from Everett to Bellingham with streams, buildings, and water at 10-16 feet. Low payments, free deeds to heirs, and several complete deeds issued. Listings mention poultry ranches, 6% acreage with homes near Kirkland, and a fronting Puget Sound water front site. Various agents advertise affordable farms, town access, and electric-car routes to offices in Kirkland and Seattle.
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