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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1913
Page
1
Two Englishmen Come 6000 Miles to Watch a Golf Match
Fred L. Boalt recalls a Country club exhibition where two English professionals Vardon and Ray traveled 6000 miles to challenge Johnstone and RBarnes. More than 1200 spectators hiked the fairways as an 18 hole match unfolded with broad humor and gentle democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Boalt
Fred L. Boalt
Country Club
Vardon
Ray
England
Johnstone
Tacoma
Rbarnes
Large Lady Completes 36 Hole Golf Event Despite Fatigue
An English party member endures a 36 hole golf outing amid unfamiliar terms and strenuous walking. The large lady finishes with a pale face and blisters while her companion calls the day splendid and declares the score unknown.
Americans Flee Fear Amid Mexican Outbreak Policy
American travelers report panic and exodus as reports of an anti foreign outbreak tied to Wilson's Mexico policy create alarm. Officials urge calm while border towns brace for potential arrivals and increased security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Mexico
Railroad Dream Doubted by President Lovett in Seattle
President Lovett in Seattle says he has not heard of a planned twenty million dollar railroad project, calling the undertaking a mere dream. The statement casts doubt on the feasibility and seriousness of the proposed rail expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovett
Seattle
Northern Pacific
Cascades
Robert L. Lovett
Era Pacific Railway
North Yakima
Farrell
Brass
Northwest
Two Men Die At Rope End In Oregon Prison
In Salem Oregon on October 31 1912 Frank Seymour and Mike Spanos were hanged for the murder of Greek immigrant George Dedasklou. Both declared their innocence in farewell statements as the trap was sprung and the rope terminated their lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rope’s End
Oregon
Salem
Ore
Frank Seymour
Mike Spanos
di Hall
George Dedasklou
Medford
Reva. Pather Moore
Victor
Tigard
le Miller
Fairport
Seymour
Spanos
Mia Aide
Wilson Meets Latin American Chief on Mexico Reports
President Wilson conferred with Bong Long, head of the Latin American affairs bureau, on consular reports from the Mexican interior. An emissary from Gen. Carranza was due to present rebel plans and press for lifting the arms embargo while pledging to oust Huerta within 60 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Bong Long
Bureau of Latin-American Affairs
Carranza
United States
Huerta
Tufts Lecture Discusses Psychology of Sex at Eugenics School
Prof. George VII of Tufts Medical School opened the Tufts School for Eugenics with an address on the Psychology of Sex. He argued that marriages and jokes reflect social attitudes, presenting controversial views during the inaugural lecture yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton
George VII Born
Tufts Medical School
Tufts School For Eugenics
Arrests on warrant for operating a handbook
John Clancy Arnold Schultz and Richer were arrested Thursday on a warrant sworn by David Swing Richer. Justice Brown issued the warrant which is returnable November 10. Bonds of 500 dollars each were posted by the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Swing Richer
John Clancy
Arnold Schultz
Justice Brown
Ias
Star claims Seattle's largest home circulation in census
The Star publishes census based statements from 16 Seattle districts claiming it has the largest home circulation among Seattle daily papers. Readers’ signed declarations are presented to support the claim, noting exclusions of downtown and shared housing areas. Tomorrow’s issue promises final word on circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
STAR
the Star
University presidents to speak at campus assembly
President George E. Vincent of the University of Minnesota will speak in the campus auditorium Monday at 10 o'clock. The address marks the general assembly and the public is invited. Vincent arrives from Spokane with President Kane of the state university after attending a meeting in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Vincent
University of Minnesota
General Assembly
Vincent
Seattle
Spokane
Kane
The
State University
Theington State Educationaan
Johns Hopkins Professor Hints at Retirement at 82
Dr Basil L Gilder a Johns Hopkins University professor marks his 82nd birthday and says he might retire in time. He reflects on a long career and jokes about still learning new skills such as shorthand at Hyatt near Pine Advt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tod Young
Uithwaltimorre
Gald
Basil L. Gilder
Sleeve
Johns Hopkins University
Bie
Tegun
Astenom
Hyatt
Death of Hugh McMahon in 1908 case dominates Miller murder trial
State witnesses in Judge Gil Ham's court recount details of Hugh McMahon's Thanksgiving 1908 death in Alpha Street, including where the body was found, the corpse's posture, and witnesses describing a man in a long overcoat and derby. The defense hints at natural causes while noting discrepancies in testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil Ham
Hugh McMahon
Peter Miller
Miller
Glasgow
Hay
Thomas P. Davis
Alpha St
Dinah Davis
McMahon House
Nettie Davis
Second
James
Roy al
Aloha
Jenson Flats
Miss Davis
Buffalowes Hal loween Social at Carpenters' Hall
The Independent Order of Buffa lowes No 1 hosts a Halloween social and dance at Carpenters' Hall 1620 Fourth Ave. An astronomical clock is said to be accurate within one second over 18 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Order of Buffalowes
Carpenters’ Hall
Kitty Gordon collapses amid financial crisis in Los Angeles
English light opera star Kitty Gordon is recovering from a nervous strain after collapsing at a Los Angeles theatre. Her manager cites financial troubles as the cause and says plans to disband her company will be announced tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Kitty Gordon
Former Inspector Beal Arrested on Seattle Indictment
Word reached here today of the arrest in San Francisco of Royal A. Beal former customs inspector here on a secret federal grand jury indictment from Seattle. Beal worked on the boundary line between Sumas Washington and British Columbia and is charged with soliciting money from passengers crossing the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Royal A. Beal
Federal Grand Jury
Seattle
Beal
Sumas
Wash
Brish
Columbia
Johnson draws large Malden crowd backing progressive ticket
In Malden and Boston suburb meetings last night Governor Johnson of California drew enthusiastic support for the progressive ticket. The crowd turnout was so large that two overflow meetings were needed and Johnson was warmly greeted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Malden
Gev. Johnson
California
Johnson
Mystery of Missing Nunette Tomlinson Disrupts Springfield
Police in Springfield puzzled over the disappearance of Mmaline Thomas, daughter of Mrs. Anna Thomas of Sacramento, who left the Ursuline convent last Saturday night. Authorities think she may have fled homeward disguised as a boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mmaline Thomas
Anna Thomas
Sacramento
Cal
Mayor Cotterill Abandons Run for Re Election
Mayor Cotterill announces he will not seek another term amid a broad critique of Seattle politics and charter issues. He cites the moral issue of vice, delays in charter revision, and a shift toward citizen service as reasons for stepping back from the mayoralty. He notes a history of strong law enforcement and believes Seattle improved in 1912 with expected gains in 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotteri
Star Today
Seattle
United States
Italy
Cotterill
Dilling
Pennants offered by The Seattle Star
Four consecutive coupons from The Seattle Star with 16 cents entitle the holder to a 65 cent Pennant. Chicago Pennants are now out and pennants can be mailed for an additional five cents per pennant. Bring or mail to The Seattle Star at 1307 Seventh Ave near Union St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Chicago
Seattle Star
Seventh Ave
Union St
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