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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1916
Page
4
Roosevelt era address urges court reform and legal modernization. He argues for streamlined procedures, expanded women’s suffrage, and closer ties between capital and labor to align law with progressive goals and global realities. He urges unity across North and South and a justice-focused national program.
A speaker calls for cooperation and humane policy over aggression, urging America to lead with justice and optimism. The passage emphasizes shared human interests, global duty, and a shift toward accommodation among nations.
San Francisco October meeting gathers Hill line officials from coastal points to plan winter operations for the Great Northern serving San Francisco to Hawaii. Great Northern aims first sailing November 7 as Northern Pacific continues San Francisco Flavel service with four day sailings.
President Wilsons message for amateur Wireless operators was heard distinctly by Seattle operators Friday night. The Navy Department used the Lacy relay station to test Independent stations in case of need. City employees will be required to work Saturday afternoons per a Board of Public Works edict.
Automobile owners including Ford drivers supporting President Wilson urged to join a nationwide movement. Banners provided. Assemble at Third Ave and Virginia, back of Moore Theatre, 7:40 p m. Parade proceeds along First Ave to Washington, up Second Ave to Stewart, down Third Ave to Jefferson.
A mass meeting will be held at the First Presbyterian church Sunday at 3 p m to discuss initiative measures Nos 18 and 24. U S Senator Jones and Dr M A Matthews will speak.
A foot pad held up A. W. Jackson of 4509 Ninth Ave 8 Friday night at 420d Ave 8 W and West Andover, taking 16.60 at the point of a revolver.
Republicans gather at the courthouse Saturday night to form Hughes parade marching north on Second avenue. Wilson supporters assemble behind the Moore theatre at Third and Virginia and march ward on Third Eve. A rally at the Moore theatre will feature Senator Wesley L. Jones.
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