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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1913
Page
1
Division of Sex in Schools Debate Sparks Parent Input
Seattle high schools face a vote on sex segregation in education with a board debate led by Superintendent Frank Cooper. Cooper voices opposition to segregation, citing social interaction benefits and differing maturation rates between boys and girls, while a board resolution seeks parental opinion before action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattie
Seattle
Board of
Edu
Shorrock
Poindexter Signals Vote On Tariff Bill In Senate
Gilson Gardner Ww.NGTON Sept 9 Senator Poindexter likely will vote for the Democratic tariff bill. The bill was assured of passage in the senate late this afternoon with final toll call set for 4 o clock. Democrats defeated all attempts to amend the bill and its free list features will pass unchanged. Poindexter said my mind is still open the bill may be altered I cannot support it if I vote for it I shall do so because I regard the bill as one which will cause a revision downward and it tends to decrease a legal privilege as compared with the law it is an improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilson Gardner
Ngton
Poindexter
Senate
Sulzer impeachment trial faces legal delays in Albany
Legal technicalities hinder Gov. Sulzer's impeachment trial in Albany. A writ by Justice Rudd of the State Supreme Court will be heard Saturday as Samuel Fowle, a taxpayer, argues the legislature acted illegally and that the expenditure for the trial was improper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Gov. Sulzer
Justice Rudd
State Supreme Court
Samuel Fowl
Lane Collapses in Oakland Parade
Secretary of the Interior Franklin K. Lane fainted on a reviewing stand near Fit and Broadway in Oakland during a Native of the Golden West parade. He was taken to Dr Frederick Lane’s home in Y and treated for heart trouble. His brother and other doctors indicated his condition was not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Franklin K. Lane
Interior
Fit
Broadway
Golden West
Lane
Frederick Lane
Mle
Lust for Gold and Price Men Pay! Sawyer's Alaska Dispatch
The Star published two Sawyer photos from Cordova Alaska showing the peril of the Shushanna gold trail. Sawyer warns Seattle men to avoid the route without a large outfit for wintering. An April Nazena river crossing swept away his horse and pack animals. at Glacier creek the grave of Mike Connors is noted, the second death at that crossing after Frank Stamm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer
Shushanna
E. O. Sawyer
Cordova
Alaska
Cabie
Nazena River
Mike Connors
Glacier Creek
Connors
Frank Stamm
Redmond Boy Dies Hero on Mexican Battlefield
Frank Keller, 19, left Redmond to join a Mexican expedition with Juan Marino and Ned Smith. He led a rebel escape from a prison train and fought federals, earning the nickname Lion of the North. He died after a heroic charge near a cliff, protecting a fellow soldier and a captured Senorita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Keller
M. W. Keller
Redmond
Kirkland High School
Mexico
Keller
Juan Marino
Ned Smith
Huerta
Redmond Boy
Socialist move to unseat Judge Humphries amid impeachment push
Socialists announce a Friday meeting at Fifth Ward Local to introduce a resolution guiding impeachment efforts against Judge Humphries. The process includes a state committee referral and a rank and file referendum on directing the impeachment campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Humphries
Fifth Ward
State Socialist Committee
Socialist Party
Humphries
Widney to Surrender in Los Angeles Disorder Case
Los Angeles advices say Arthur Widney, charged with placing a young woman in a disorderly house, will arrive in San Francisco to surrender Wednesday. He is brother to Robert Widney linked to scandals with Mrs. Vivien Lyons, and the accuser is Miss Noel Murphy. The charge is felony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Arthur Widney
Widney
Robert Widney
Vivien Lyons
Young Widney
Noel Murphy
Strong for Ben by United Press Leased Wire
Denver September 9 Former Juvenile Judge Wilbur of Los Angeles praised Judge Lindsey as one of the nation s noblest men and opposed recall petitions against him vowing to campaign two weeks in his favor at his own expense while visiting Denver friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prese
Denver
Hen Lindsey
Wilbur
Los Angeles
Lindsey
Coupon offer for Pennants at The Seattle Star
The Seattle Star advertises Coupon No 63 offering a 65 cent Pennant for any four consecutive coupons plus 15 cents. North Dakota Pennants are sold out while Minnesota Ohio and Idaho Pennants remain. Pennants can be mailed for 5 cents extra or sent by enclosing the coupon and payment to The Seattle Star at 1307 Seventh Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Minnesota
Ohio
Idaho
Seattle Star
Seventh Avenue
Union Street
Train collision claims three in Harrisburg area
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania a car was struck by a Philadelphia and Reading train near here. H. J. Foraney and Mrs. D. M. Beck were instantly killed. Beck and his two daughters were seriously injured. Beck is believed fatally injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
J. Foraney
D. M. Beck
Beck
Philadelphia & Reading
Sullivan Dead or Missing Sparks New York Fear
Grave concern grips New York as rumors spread that “Big Tim” Sullivan eluded guards at his brother Patrick’s home a week ago and vanished with only one dollar in his pocket. Once a partner of John W. Considine, Sullivan has suffered mental and physical decline despite treatment abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tim” Sullivan
Patrick
Sullivan
Duwamish Valley Fights Interurban Fare Increase
Duamish valley residents rally against Puget Sound Traction Light and Power Co to oppose a proposed fare raise. A mass meeting at Foster school house will organize a campaign and apply to the public service commission for better service. The group cites prior court defeats and alleges the company curtails service to justify higher rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duwamish Valley
Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Co
Foster School House
Public Service Commission
Neterer
State Commission
Valley People
Traction Company
Superior Court
Supreme Court
Battle Seen as Likely Senate Confirmed Postmaster
Friends of Edgar Battle seek confirmation for Seattle postmaster. Nominated by President Wilson, Battle’s support in Seattle opposition has withdrawn, and the president notified senate leaders he does not want the nomination delayed longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends
Edgar Battle
Seattle
Wilson
Senate
Mr. Battle
Battle
Americans Retain Palma Trophy At Camp Perry Rifle Meet
The Camp Perry International Rifle tournament closed with the American team holding the Palma trophy as long range world champion after scoring 1714. The Argentine team finished second with 1684 in the Pan American contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Perry
Ohio
Arrest of Man for Murder in Headless Girl Case
Peter Sternemann was arrested at Jamaica in connection with the headless body found in Cliffside New Jersey. He will be held as a witness pending investigation. Sternemann claimed the victim was his daughter and had written many letters to police. Detectives from a New York newspaper made the arrest, though police deny knowledge of it. His room showed disruption with fourteen Bibles on a table and coils of rope and wire nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Peter Sternemann
Jamaica
Cliffside
N. J
Sternemann
Driver Fatally Injured In Corona Road Race
William Rhoades driving the Studebaker No 5 crashed on the final lap near the finish and was taken to a field hospital. Ed Die Waterman won the light car event in 1 hour 37 minutes 2045 seconds on the 102.45 mile course with Jackson second in a Reo. Corona drew 80 000 to 100 000 spectators as the day began with the light car race starting after 10 am and the medium and free-for-all events to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona
Wm. Rhoades
Studebaker
Cal
Eddie Waterman
Buick
Waterman
Jackson
Lion Prince at Lincoln Park Zoo Dying After Mate's Death
Prince the Lincoln Park Zoo lion is dying two months after his mate Blind Nellie died. Keeper Cy DeVry says Prince pines for Nellie after eight years together. Prince is 14, Nellie 26 at death. Surviving the pair are 34 cubs and 21 grand cubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Battleships to Aid City Fire Departments Near Waterfronts
The United States Navy plans to equip battleships to assist city fire departments in combating fires along waterfront areas. The move aims to bolster firefighting capability during maritime incidents and protect coastal communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Navy
All Steel Cars Save Lives In Train Wreck
Fifteen persons were injured when a Pennsylvania Railroad train wreck occurred near Wylie Ohio at noon today. Dispatches to Pennsylvania officials state the all steel cars saved many lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania R. R
Wylie
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Jerome Acquitted of Penny Ante Gambling Charge
Jerome of Coaticook Quebec was acquitted by Magistrate Henry Mulvena of Sherbrooke after a hearing at the Grand Trunk railway station. The court granted him an honorable discharge and apologized for the humiliation he endured following his arrest last Thursday for playing penny ante with newspaper reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coaticook
Que
William Travers Jerome
Grand Trunk Railway Station
Henry Mulvena
Sherbrooke
Jerome
Six Die in Fire at Bridgeport Home
A. Coldenburg, his wife, and four children perished in a house fire in Bridgeport, Sept. 9. Authorities say Mrs. Coldenburg started the blaze while lighting a gas range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport, II
Bargain Sale Promises Wide Range of Daily Offers
Many readers are drawn to bargain sales but should check the miscellaneous column daily to catch the big bargains. The column promises a wide range of items for sale and urges readers not to miss it.
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