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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1916

Page

3

Maine Ballots Seen as National Barometer in Election

The Maine vote on September 11 will signal support for Hughes or Wilson as Republicans warn that a lead under 15,000 could threaten the national ticket. Past trends show Maine leans Republican but has swung Democratic, affecting the larger race.

Washington United States Maine Hughes Wilson Congress Republcan Roosevelt Taft Johnson Oakley C. Curtis

The Patriot at Liberty and Gloria's Romance at Coliseum

The Liberty screens The Patriot with William S Hart in the final showing of the Triangle drama famed for its boundary line staging. At the Coliseum Billie Burke stars in Gloria's Romance in a long-running ten part serial, attracting crowds amid strong reviews.

Liberty William & Mart Keystone Comedy Coliseum Billie Burke Gloria Clemmer Pam and Breese Colontal Helen Malmee Diamond Kenners Charlie Chaplin Muteal Weekly Kea—Dicorge Tieben Myrtle Steadman Vivien Martin Mise Brown Piere Parker de Haven Triangle William 8. Hart International Boundary Line Bille Burke

Japanese Migration Surges to South America on Kiyo Maru

The “gentlemen’s agreement” limits entry to North America while Japanese emigration to South American ports climbs. The Kiyo Maru sailed from Yokohama carrying 931 passengers, a record steerage voyage, with many bound for Brazil and Argentina. Forty five young Japanese women were en route to marry Japanese farmers in South America.

Tokyo United States North America Yokohama Pacific Brazil Argentina Kiyo Maru South America Kobe

Senate to Enact Clean Votes Law

The senate today voted to take up the Owen corrupt practices act in Washington. The tally was 32 to 14 and debate began immediately. If a filibuster does not arise, the measure is expected to pass within a few hours.

Washington Senate

Newlands Named Wilson’s Rail Strike Right Hand Man

United States Senator Francis G. Newlands of Nevada served as President Wilson’s key ally in the dispute over railroad labor strikes, coordinating responses and policy direction during the controversy.

Wilson United States Francis G. Newlands Nevada

Suit Filed as Cigar Store Owner Accused of Infatuation

Mrs Adeline Trombly Mortell, 56, sues John S Mortell proprietor of the Arcade cigar emporium on Second avenue for divorce alleging her husband became enamored with a girl clerk. They wed in Everett in March 1914. She says he took $2,500 to start the business and buy a roadster.

Adeline Trombly Mortell John S. Mortell Arcade Cigar Emporium Mortella Everett

Dry squad seizes whisky and beer from California ship

Dry squad officers seized five barrels of whisky from the S.8 Congress, California, found beyond permit limits and sent to drug stores. Ten dozen beer bottles were confiscated at express offices Tuesday after permits lapsed.

Dry Squad S. 8 Congress California

British Capture Leuze Wood in Heavy Fighting

British troops seized Leuze wood near Combles after fierce fighting overnight, Gen. Haig reported. Desperate clashes continue between Combles and Ginchy as the battle rages.

London Leuze Wood Combles Haig Ginchy

Water Shut Off Planned on 20th Ave Corridor

Water service will be shut off on 20th Ave from Charles Street to Atlantic Street on Thursday, affecting residents from 9 a.m. to mid-afternoon. Utilities advise motorists to seek alternate routes and expect temporary disruptions.

20Th Ave Charles At Atlantic At

Advice column on labor laws and immigration attitudes

Readers seek guidance on a harsh work offer for a 15 year old girl and on the value of immigration. The advisor warns against long hours and low pay, cites an eight hour law, suggests safer jobs or staying in school, and notes many young women educate themselves by working light duties or pursuing room and board in exchange for schooling. The anxieties about immigration are met with a critical view of European influx and its perceived impact on national vigor.

State Labor Commission

Gold Medal Haarlem Oil capsules promote health use

Advertisement warns of hidden pains signaling diseases from kidneys to appendix and rheumatism. Promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil capsules as preventive tonic. Sold by Ow! Drug Co with money back guarantee if ineffective. Beware of substitutes.

Hright Haarlem Ow! Drug Co

Markets Today Prices Paid Producers Kans Poultry Veal Pork

Markets today show prices paid to producers across Kans for poultry veal and pork with estimated values and trends. Markets report fluctuating costs for farmers and buyers, reflecting supply demand and seasonal factors in the agricultural sector.

The Liberty and Labor Question in American Life

A discussion on economic pressure from monopolies and foreign-born education shaping America. Advice addresses worker wages and advancement, urging proactive dialogue with employers about raises and career paths. The piece emphasizes equality, opportunity, and the need for informed, industrious citizens.

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