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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1912

Page

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Morgan to be summoned to Senate campaign inquiry

Senator Moses Clapp said J Pierpont Morgan may be required to testify in the campaign contributions investigation. He would be called if necessary as the committee decides who to summon. MacVeagh denies Russell’s claim of a Roosevelt Morgan talk.

United Press Washington J. Pierpont Morgan Senate Roosevelt Moses Clapp Minnesota Ite Clapp Charles E. Russell Wayne Macveagh Morgan Klapp Macveagh Russell

The Sauerkraut Graft Investigation Ends Abruptly

Commissioners Hamilton and Rutherford led a bold inquiry into graft claims against county officials. State inspector Smith testified about mismanagement and wasted food, including spoiled sauerkraut, cabbages, and onions. The probe collapsed without findings.

Hamilton Smith Rutherford

Real Man for Governor Bob Hodge Urged

A public plea argues Bob Hodge is the best man for governor, stressing courage, honesty, and readiness to act. The author rejects party labels and platitudes, urging voters to choose a practical leader who will fight for a square deal and ward off waste and crooks.

Bob Hodge Hodge Washington

Lash A until the blood spurts riot at Michigan prison

Prison guards flog convicts after a mutiny in Sé Mich. on Sept. 6. Warden and guards supervise punishment as ringleaders are whipped. Reports describe prisoners struck, fed on brine and barrel meals while the riot and punishments continue. Authorities vow to press on.

Mich Prise Mexico

Polling Precincts Listed for Next Saturday Countywide

The Star today lists polling locations for each precinct in the county for the upcoming election Saturday. Voters should reference the Star’s precinct guide for exact sites and hours.

Hodge Closes Campaign With Massed Spokane Rally

Bob Hodge wrapped up his gubernatorial run with a night meeting drawing about 2,900 attendees. He pledged to mobilize Spokane county voters to match the combined support of Law G and Pauthamus.

Erford Gua Jones Commissioners’ Office Hamilton Jones Ane Bobb Hodge Hodge Spokane Law- G Pauthamus

Weather Preview: Tonight and Saturday Light Winds East

Forecast calls for light east to southeast winds tonight and Saturday. Noon temperature expected to rise with mild conditions across the region.

California girl swims San Francisco Bay sets women’s record

Mise Langenour, the California swimmer who crossed San Francisco Bay in 1 hour 28 minutes, tours Seattle en route to New York and then London to attempt the English Channel. She promotes swimming for health urging girls to swim regularly and avoid rushing, overeating, or exhausting in the water.

Mise Haze Bess Laugenour California San Francisco Bay Seattle New York London English Channel Mise Lanugenour Miss Langenour

Progressive voters urged to staff King County primaries

The appeal calls on supporters to volunteer as polling place challengers to prevent corruption and errors. Polls open at 8 a m and close at 8 p m.

King County Progressive Party

Our Hero Consults Palmist After Missing Case

A celebrated detective nicknamed Our Hero, drained of $2.98 by a palm reader, disappeared with a telltale suitcase and a lamb motif. His friend Nutt recalls nothing. the case twists as the detective plots to consult a palmist for help.

Bones Con Mr. C. People Palmis

Looking Round for Work and the Wants Columns

The text urges directness in job hunting by using the Want Columns to locate employment opportunities. It advises posting Want ads if none appear and highlights the value of systematic, personal outreach to find work. Over 40 000 paid copies daily.

State Bureau of Inspection and Supervision Smith Hamilton

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Ize McKenzie M. A. Matthews Wappenstein John W. Hanna Matthews Hanna Ruth Stewart EB. Smith Frisco Bay Hazel Laugenour
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