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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1914
Page
4
Hanson Ole Hanson a Seattle resident for 14 years with a long career in real estate is praised as square, honest and courageous. Supporters tout no lawsuits or complaints against him and urge a progressive vote for his U S Senate bid.
A New York financier argues that if every household saves $50 yearly the United States could become banker of the world in two years. With 100 million people, $10 billion in savings could yield 3 to 4 percent returns, benefiting bankers and speculators while ordinary people would need access to savings outlets in tenements.
The piece portrays former bandit Villa urging Mexico toward a new civil order, seeking peace, justice, and public welfare. It highlights his paradox as a ruthless fighter who dreams of democracy and reform, quoting the adage that vision sustains a people.
A critical reflection on forgotten Ludlow martyrs and a system whitewashing its harsh history. The piece accuses Rockefeller’s militia of endorsing tent colony violence, while Ammons is named for a court martial finding. It links labor repression, wealth, and political privilege to looming U.S. tests abroad and domestic food price concerns.
From the 0th to the 47th legislative districts candidates race in a bull moose and party fusion context. Notable pairings include Wallace vs Taylor in the 0th district, and Dan Landon’s progressive lead in the 32nd district with Booth challenging from the GOP. In multiple districts, progressives vie with Republicans for nominations while Democrats field varying slates, and no socialist contests are reported.
A collage of oddities from an Inverary tale of a wandering ape misidentified as a hairy man to a Seattle teacher’s absent minded note. The Wenatchee dry town votes on becoming wet.
Vancouver clubs shift from Byron and Shakespeare to making comforts for soldiers bound for Europe. Embroidery groups now knit woolen socks belts wristers sleeping helmets and pajamas for hospital corps as patriotism rises after the initial grief of departure for war. Edward Williams named deputy U S marshal.
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