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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1915
Page
7
Germany justified the sinking of the Arabic in a note handed to Ambassador Gerard. The commander who steered the submarine claimed self defense fearing a ram by the liner and said he acted to protect his vessel. Publication of the note was delayed.
Reverend Charles Edward Locke of Los Angeles spoke Wednesday night to the Puget Sound Conference meeting at the University M. E. church. President Suzzallo of the university is set to speak Friday night on Some Results of Religious Belief as the convention continues through next Monday.
Lola M. Murray sues Walter W. Giles and the Pacific Casualty Co. for 5000 damages after an alleged bus accident. Giles carries a 2500 bond.
Property owner Joseph Herman razed two disorderly houses to avoid a red light injunction under the 1913 abatement law. The action prompted by prosecutor Lane Summers shows the law’s reach, with six months of closure and public stigma for nuisance properties. Boulder Realty held the land, injunction delayed by 10 days, and Herman removed the structures.
Colonial shows Ambition with For the Love of Mary Ellen and Providence and the Twins while A Texan Steer at Liberty stars Tyrone Power and Grace Darmond. Clemmer adds The Two Orphans. Mission presents June Friday. Alhambra features The Goddess. Alaska extends Helene of the North. Melbourne screens Fanchon the Cricket. Class A bold Roda of Wrath and The Property Man. Madison Clock hosts The Master Hand. Home runs The Broken Coin and The Toll of the Sea.
Jerry Neal a Cave Spring resident celebrated his 124th birthday. He is described as the oldest person in Georgia if not in the United States, with age supported by papers. A widower and father of 44 children, he recalls the War of 1812 and various Indian wars and uses a cane for walking.
Gov. Martin G Brumbaugh of Pennsylvania and his party of 100 leave Seattle for Glacier National Park after a banquet at the Commercial Club. The group toured the city by auto in the afternoon after arriving from the San Francisco exposition.
The Guardian Savings bank will move to new quarters at Fleet and Columbia replacing the Northwest Trust and Safe Deposit Co which moves to Second and Union. The Guardian bank received its charter a month ago and currently sits at 105 Cherry street.
New Year’s day was observed Wednesday by Seattle Jews. Rabbi Samuel Koch will preside at 8 pm services at Temple de Hirsch and 6 30 pm at Bichot Cholem on 17th Ave. Yesterday. Temple services continue Thursday at 10 am and synagogue services at 9 am. Turkish Jews worship at Washington Hall on 16th Ave and First.
A convoy from Western Washington led by President W. H. Paulhamus circulated the Mason county fair today. They advertised the upcoming Puyallup fair to be held at the end of September and the start of October.
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