The American Fagle Taking a Few Days One Silver Dollar
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1915
Page
1
The Case Against Lang
Editorial argues police chief Lang admitted drinking with a cabaret patron and meeting the same woman after hours. The Star urges immediate council action without prolonged investigation, noting prior cases where admitted facts led to swift discipline.
Yeomen Plan Big Parade in Seattle Convention
Members of the Brotherhood of Yeomen of Washington gather in Seattle at 7 30 for a state convention. A parade with full regalia opens activities, followed by a luncheon and competitive drill at the Hippodrome. Minneapolis Pioneer Degree team will perform, then a grand ball with progressive wheat for non dancers as about 1500 Yeomen visit Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of A Yeomen of Washington
Seattle
Hippodrome
Pioneer Degree
Minneapolis
Witnesses Called in McNamara Case Trials
Nearly 150 witnesses have been subpoenaed to testify for the prosecution in the trials of David Caplan and M A Schmidt, alleged accomplices of the McNamara brothers in the Los Angeles Times building dynamiting. Ortie McManigal, the dynamiter who turned state's evidence, meets daily with state attorneys to aid in preparing evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
David Caplan
M. A. Schmidt
McNamara Brothers
Los Angeles Times
Ortie McManigal
Six Mexicans Die In Clash With Texas Rangers
Six Mexicans were killed in a brisk clash with Texas rangers at Cava zos Crossing near Brownsville. A Carranza guard captain and lieutenant from Matamoros were among the dead. Two Mexicans were captured after firing from an automobile and Jalil was burned down as summary action near Aniceto Pizano's ranch house, 16 miles from town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownville
Texas Rangers
Cavazos
Leutenant
Carranziata
Matamoros
Jalil
Aniceto Pizano
Boalt Sees Bankers With A Septuagenarian Gaze
In Seattle bankers convene while local humorist bores into money and trust. He notes 1800 registered delegates with deposits totaling an astronomical sum. The piece mocks bankers habits, automobiles, and the curious “honorary guests” policing, concluding feints at surplus spending.
Quake Rocks Large Part of America
Severe earthquakes last night rocked Central America and Lower Mexico with Costa Rica and Nicaragua affected. Cable service to these regions is interrupted, delaying details of the damage. Officials fear Panama and nearby islands may have also suffered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Central America
Mexico
Panama
State Bankers Elect H C Lucas to Presidency
The Washington Bankers association ends its two day convention with H C Lucas of North Yakima becoming president and J A Swalwell of Seattle named as probable successor. William A Law spoke on The Banking Situation and William J Burns outlined modern bank protection methods. Governor Lister welcomed the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Mr. Latimer
Dhexter Horton Bank
Washington Bankers’ Association
H.C. Laccas
North Yakima
J. A. Swalwell
National Bank of Commerce
William A. Law
Philadelphia
American Bankers’ Association
W. J. Burns
William J. Burns
J. W. Maxwell
National City Bank of Seattle
Clearing House Association
National and State Bank
M. A. Matthews
W. W. Scnudder
Washington
Idaho
Alaska
Flimsy excuses delay police chief inquiry
City council delays the Lang investigation amid claims of a bankers convention and upcoming holidays. Lang is charged with unbecoming conduct after visiting Tate's cafe and accompanying a cabaret singer to her room until 2 a.m. He acknowledges going to the girl's room to verify police shadowing, with attorneys Gregory and Willett & Oleson representing him and Bradford directing the probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lang
Tate
Star
McLennan
Dobie
George Gregory
Willett & Oleson
Corporation Counsel
Bradford
Taft to Visit as Sinking News Shapes Western Tour
Berlin reports the German submarine U-27 sank a small British cruiser in the West Hebrides on August 10 and was believed sunk days later. In Washington, Taft’s Seattle visit includes a formal 8:30 p.m. reception at the New Washington hotel and an appearance at the Press Club Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
London
West Hebrides Islands
Admiralty
Hippodrome
Theo Karl Johnston
R. B. Jansen
H. H. Tuttle
G. F. Russell
S. E. Brush
Young Men's Republican Club
Ralph Harr
J. T. Killoran
Taft
Tacoma
New Washington Hotel
Press Club
Trailblazer paints Yellow Trail across the nation
W. Warwick, official trail blazer for the Yellowstone Trail association, has traversed more than 13 000 miles since leaving Plymouth Rock, Massachusetts. He is now in this state heading toward Seattle and reports using 420 gallons of yellow paint on the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Warwick
Yellowstone Trail Association
Plymouth Rock
Mass
Seattle
Dictator Sinks After Submarine Attack
The Harrison line steamer Dictator, a 4116 ton vessel, was sunk by a submarine. All 42 crew members were rescued and landed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Harrison Line
Dictator
Washington Lecturer Janet Richards Visits Seattle
Miss Janet Richards of Washington D C a well known woman lecturer visits Seattle while en route to California expositions with stops and appearances cited in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Richards
Washington, D. C
Seattle
The Star Advertising Columns Highlight Seattle Stores
The Star promotes daily store announcements in its advertising columns. Merchants showcase quality merchandise with reduced prices, promising worthwhile savings. Readers are urged to read ads carefully each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
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Secret Service
Walter Thayer
Burns Detective Agency
America
State Bankers
H.c.lucas
Lister
Jeff
Aroeveno
Guppo‘r
Baby Whale
Thor
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