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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1916
Page
4
The speaker argues against laws made before investigation, noting Congress and state legislatures squander months debating measures, cause disturbances, and end with court overturns. He proposes either abolishing the court or requiring prelegislative review to prevent wasted effort.
Following near riot scenes in the Panama National Assembly amid fraud charges after the elections, chaos continues as Congress adjourns and calls grow for possible U.S. intervention to stabilize the republic and safeguard the canal.
Sounds Like a Man recounts Coronado resident Leslie Moon, a young millionaire, who received 10 days in jail from a Santa Ana judge after a motor-vehicle stop. Moon accepted the result, saying he would not speed again, and framed the episode as a new millionaire philosophy that may amuse the Coronado colony.
Octavia wrestles anger over a brief feud then witnesses Ethan Lovejoy in a dramatic rescue of Sally Pindar from a fire. His bravery shifts her view of him from aloof to heroic, deepening their bond as they share a quiet morning by the garden balustrade and future possibilities.
Octavia and Ethan Lovejoy explore the old hall grounds seeking clues linked to a mysterious inscription. A rose from Anne Boleyn and Pandora’s casket figure into a budding romance as Ethan furtively hides a note near the statue while Octavia uncovers a secret bench inscription in the garden.
Edwin J Brown warns Socialist voters against supporting non party candidates saying a pledge binds members to party nominees and those paying dues sustain the party machine. He cites 1912 precinct committee elections in King County and alleges betrayal by a state executive committee member who sold Socialist votes to other campaigns. He calls for withholding dues to purge graft and corruption.
A crowded room watches the planned match between Freddie Welsh and William Egbert Roche. The crowd threatens Roche if Welsh loses, then the fight proceeds that evening amid glare from spectators. The piece ends with light sketches and scattered witticisms about manners and local life.
An ad describes pure saturated magnesia as a safe inexpensive antacid for dyspepsia. It claims a teaspoon after meals neutralizes stomach acidity, improves digestion, and avoids souring or fermentation. It warns to use saturated magnesia rather than other forms with laxative effects.
A thirty five year standard exterminator kills rats mice cockroaches and waterbugs without blowing into food. Ready for use no mixing required. Sold by retailers nationwide with two sizes one dollar and one dollar?
Mr and Mrs A Wagner of Aberdeen think an ethical thief would not steal baby clothes. They stay in Seattle hoping the offender returns about 35 dollars worth of infant garments stolen Tuesday from the Warner machine at Second Ave and University St. An orphan infant’s clothes were taken.
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