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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1913
Page
4
Sabotage Debate Arises Over Interurban Service Curtailment
L. R. Smith laments what he calls sabotage by the Puget Sound Electric Co. for cutting interurban service to coerce Duwamish valley residents. The piece argues sabotage includes corporate actions harming patrons and public welfare, citing Missouri railroads and a Public Service Commission rebuke of penalizing riders over a fare law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Smith
The
Star
Puget Sound Electric Co
Duwamish Valley
Railroads of
Missouri
Atkinson
State Public Service Commission
Bread and Water Diet for Wife Deserters
A Milwaukee judge sentenced a man who fled with a single woman to six months in jail followed by 18 months probation and ordered bread and water for the first week. The piece notes the policy harms the wife and praises Ohio’s law that assigns deserters to work and transfers responsibility to wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Diggs
Wisconsin
Eloper
Ohio
Railroads Burn Dead Ties Amid Waste Outcry
A railing critique notes discarded railway ties burned along tracks, calling it wasteful and harmful to forests. The piece cites Louis D Brandeis and urges travelers to observe waste from the observation car for proof and calls for thrift and reuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis D. Brandeis
Seattle should fund day fair with Potlatch funds
A suggestion urges Seattle to redirect annual Potlatch spending toward a city fair during the peak week. The idea envisions a daytime county style fair plus downtown entertainment at night with a downtown style show, aiming to attract visitors with memorable experiences and support local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King County Fair Association
Seattle
Washington
Armory
Readers Ask Action On Du wamish River Work
A letter to The Star complains that the Duwamish river improvement is stalled and property owners in the southern district demand urgency and accountability, urging authorities to be removed if unfit. A second reader argues for sex education in schools as crime prevention, proposing half the study hours for practical sex and citizenship taught by specially prepared teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duwamish Waterway
the Star
Duwamish River
Chas. Dorffel
7Th Ave
G. B
Mrs Voteleigh at Home Amid Household Tensions
A terse exchange shows Mrs Voteleigh returning home at eleven seeking news of her children while her husband retorts that she should stay home and tend to her heirs, revealing friction over family duties and presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voteleigh
Suffrage and a Suitor on a Short Line Train
A Denver Post item recalls a city couple where Miss Eugenia Campbell weds a dapper suitor after a chance sit in his lap aboard a Short Line train two years ago. The note frames a social tale of romance sparked by a fateful ride and marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Eugenia Campbell
Mary J. Campbell
Denver
Col) Post
Whimsical Bits of Local Fragments and Jokes
A collection of scattered lines and quips about railroads, wart talk, and barroom banter. It features quirky exchanges, odd riddles, and miscellaneous notes on everyday life. The tone mocks social topics with brief, humorous fragments.
Cascarets Claim Quick Gut Relief For Sour Stomachs
A 10 cent box promises to cleanse the stomach remove sour undigested food and foul gases ease belching and heart burn and regulate liver and bowels. The ad urges treatment for children and adults noting a Cascar et product will keep stomachs sweet and bowels regular for months.
Peaches and Gloves in a Humorous Society Note
A humorous clipping relates Mrs Shimmerpote visiting her husband’s office with a friend to find a squad of pretty girls. The friend asks about canning peaches as Mrs Shimmerpote says she plans to make fruit preserves soon. It also recounts a colored youth seeking white gloves as a Christmas gift in a department store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper’s Magazine
Children Glad to Get Back to Classes Again
The Circle's contest closed Friday with many letters praising return to school. Notable entrants include Eva Zickerick Georgetown station Fifth grade who has perfect attendance, Eric Williame in seventh grade who aims to be a teacher, Ruby McDonald Issaquah praising education, Madge Hare Jefferson School eager to study, Ruth Papin valuing school over vacation, and Robert McDonald expressing enthusiasm for studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Zickerick
Georgetown Station
Eric Williame
Sho 8
Madge Hare
Jefferson School
Robert McDonald
Robert
Uncle Jack Appears In Circle Corner Picture
Circleites celebrate Uncle Jack by publishing his photograph drawn by Vic. Circle club members urged publication with many letters requesting the image. The Circleites express mixed reactions inviting readers to judge the likeness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Boys and Girls
Uncle Jack
Vic
Circleites
Circle Club
Circle Corner
Cirelettes
Stage Director Brings Jobs to Actors in Times Square
Franklyn Ardell asks Police Commissioner Waldo to ease police orders that block actors from waiting in Times Square. Ardell explains he landed a paid role by meeting a stage director there, highlighting actors rely on street presence for work and bread. Waldo contemplates a solution as Times Square cops face a new dilemma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Waldo
Franklyn Ardell
Times Square
Ardell
43Rd and Broadway
Rialto
Broadway
County Clerk Dies Halts Marriage Licenses in Monroe County
Sparta Wisconsin September 12 A county clerk's death two weeks ago left a vacancy and a deadlock in selecting a successor. Until a new clerk is elected no marriage licenses can be issued. Couples urge temporary appointment to end the wait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Wis
Monroe County
Billies
Billy
Betty
School Pride and Uncle Jack Contest Notes
A collection of letters to Uncle Jack from youths about the value of schooling and a request for membership cards. The piece mentions a 14 year old reader and a 12 year old writer, plus contest plans and a call for schoolhouse pen sketches. A judge dismisses a prisoner by irony connected to a rooster theft and hens from another farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Henry Olson
Bangor
Wash
Uncle Jack
Circleites
The
Star
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Bet
Mike and Usion
Fred
University St
Praser-Paterson Co
St. Dominic’s Academy
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Sisters of St. Dominic
Ruby McDonald
Issaquah
Ruth Papin
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Letha Ducommun
57Th St
Ballard Station
Star Office
Ruth M. Bender
Monroe Wash
Dreamland
Third Avenue
American Portable House Co
Stim
Rattan Furniture Mfg. Co
A. F. Ghiglione & Sons
Georgetown Soda Water Works
Wyss Celery
Sidney
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