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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1916
Page
4
The piece lauds Johnson, La Follette, and Poindexter as champions of political freedom against machine candidates. It cites Hi inson in California, Follette in Wisconsin, and Poindexter in Washington, predicting Poindexter’s renomination as victory for independence.
AARLY reports indicate Charles A. Culberson easily defeated B. Colquitt in Texas runoffs for the United States Senate. The defeat undermines anti-Wilson gains, with the Texas result seen as a blow to Hughes and his Mexico focus, leaving voters perplexed by campaign issues.
The Wheat market in Chicago dips sharply by a double digit drop linked to speculation about Russia's wartime moves. Observers warn the slump may presage a rapid campaign, with fears of Bulgaria and Turkey exiting the conflict as markets react to geopolitical risk.
Coroner candidate R. Charles C. Tiffin is a clean cut, energetic first time politician backed by 300 physicians. The Star endorses Tiffin and believes he will embody the duties of the coroner office. Vote Dr. Tiffin.
In the Velpen court saga, detective Langford testifies over a disputed cattle steer tied to the Three Bars brand as Gordon fights for a fair jury. Williston reappears secretly, prompting Gordon to plan a later revelation as townsfolk brace for the next issue.
The item blends fashion quips about blush and public appearances with jokes and anecdotes. It mentions theatrical press agents, a quip about a genius who cannot earn a living, and short stories about triplets born to Mr. and Mrs. Howard in Madison County. It also includes snippets of humor about singing wives, a hostess remark on a fiancée, and a notice about a lawn mower theft in Orwell, Ohio, plus a minor injury mention.
Nightfall leaves Gordon unreturned after the group split for the evening, prompting concern about his whereabouts. The report notes no further details on circumstances or potential witnesses.
The passage describes how a loud yell from a rooftop draws initial curiosity from passersby who then form a crowd. Some laugh and question the yelling while others become curious and may later visit or call if impressed. If disappointed, attention fades and future attempts fail to attract listeners.
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