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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1916

Page

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Play Golf With Your Bookkeeper Says Flour King

Seattle millionaire Chas H Lilly emphasizes humane treatment of employees as the key to loyalty and business success. He argues that social contact during work hours surpasses mere thrift and honesty as a driver of loyalty, noting that grouchiness hinders advancement.

Seattle Millionaire Flour King

Woman saves baby as Congress fire claims ship

In a Marshfield Oregon incident Mrs. F L Ashton, wife of a Seattle physician, carried a baby to a lifeboat after the liner Congress caught fire. Her hand was crushed between the lifeboat and ship while ensuring the child's safety. 423 aboard survived with no casualties. investigators from San Francisco begin probes.

San Francisco James Guthrie John P. Dolan Federal Congress Altho Marshfield Marshfield, Or F. L. Ashton Seattle

Lilly's Advise on Employee Loyalty Drives Seattle Firm Growth

By Jack Jungmeyer, the mercantile king of Seattle built a million-dollar empire on relationships with 200 employees in flour, feed and seed. He argues that investing in staff and fair concessions on office time yields higher returns than thrift alone.

Charles H. Lilly Seattle Lilly

Photographer Theodore Randolph Missing Since September Fifth

Theodore Randolph, photographer, has been missing from his home at 2991 Second Ave. N since September 5. His wife reported the disappearance to police. He drives a Maxwell with license 46575 and is known for taking moving pictures.

Theodore Randolph Second Ave. N

British Columbia Votes Dry and for Woman's Suffrage

In the September provincial elections British Columbia swung to the Liberals, ousting the Conservative administration. Voters backed prohibition after July 1, 1917, and granted women the vote. Premier Bowser lost reelection. H. C. Brewster, of Victoria, is expected to become premier with a Liberal cabinet. Soldier ballots remaining to be counted.

Vancouver B. C British Columbia Bowser H. C. Brewster Victoria Newabinet

Counsellor liner torpedoed claim surfaces

Frank Callingham of Philadelphia a fireman aboard the Counsellor testified before the U S consul at Queenstown that the liner was torpedoed. The captain and crew were landed at Queenstown and reports say the ship was sunk with the crew slain, though details remain unclear. The Counsellor had sailed from Vancouver and Solon en route to Liverpool with barley.

London Frank Callingham Philadelphia U. S Queenstown Callingham San Francisco Atlantic City N. J Counsellor Solon Panama Vancouver B. C Liverpool

Circus Parade Route Set for Saturday Schedule

The parade will leave the circus grounds at 10 30 a m travel down Second to Main then to First then up to Lenora where it will disband back at the grounds.

Circus Grounds Lenora

Sickels Fires Two Deputies After Primary Loss

County Clerk Bil Sickels dismissed two deputies, A. N. Olson and Mrs. Laura Kurtz, after the crushing defeat of his picked candidate. Olson served 12 years and Kurtz several years before receiving notices revoking their commissions.

Brune Bil Sickela A. N. Olson Laura Kurtz Bruce Martin Kurtz

Bark Star of Chile Denied Aground Danger Off Point Pedro

Officials of the Alaska Packers association denied reports that the Bark Star of Chile was aground and in danger off Point Pedro south of the Golden Gate. The ship’s owners said there was no peril.

San Francisco Star of Chile Point Pedro Golden Gate Alaska Packers’ Association

County Faces Cash Shortage Halted Warrant Payments

King County reports a severe cash shortage causing all current expense warrants issued Friday to be stamped Not paid for lack of funds by County Treasurer Bennett. This marks the first time in several years that cash has been unavailable for payments.

King County Bennett

Star reporter to clown for free circus tickets

Ted Cook of The Star will perform as a clown with Sells Floto at the Washington hotel circus grounds Saturday afternoon. The first three readers to identify him during the first half hour win free tickets with prizes of five, three, and two reserved seats respectively.

Ted Cook Star Washington Hotel Cook

Allies Victors On Two Fronts On Same Day

British troops broke the German third line on the Somme front and captured Flers near Ginchy. In Greece the Balkans saw Serbian forces drive Bulgars back ten miles while French and British armies gained ground at Matchoukevo and along Bulgarian trenches.

London Sale A Dlepaten Flers Ginchy D. L. Keen United Press Europe Somme France Greece Allied War Haig War Office Thiepval Wunderwerk Rancourt Combles Balkans Malkanidje Matchoukevo Macedonia

First 16 Inch Shell Fired In U S Hits Home

The first 16 inch shell fired in the United States tore through armor and sand on its test route from the Indian Head gun site. It passed through a home near the testing grounds hitting near Mrs Mary Swann and her family, but no one was seriously harmed as the shell left massive holes and hot debris in the walls.

Washington Indian Head United States Mary Swann Wm. O. Swann

Men on summit cars give up seats to women in Seattle study

A Star reporter observes Seattle streetcar rush hours noting Bellevue Summit line riders are most courteous with men offering seats to women. On Pioneer Square Kinnear Park and Pike lines seats are scarce as crowds surge with women and packages. some men resist, others yield. The Beacon Hill Cowen Park Renton Wallingford lines show varied behavior with elders, students, and workers all giving or keeping seats amid crowded cars.

Summit Bellevue Summit Seattle First Ave Pioneer Square Kinnear Park Pike Beacon Hill Cowen Park Renton Valley

NET TIGHTENS ABOUT ALLEN ST. PAUL MEASURE

Sept. 15. Dr. G. H. Frankforter reports after an autopsy that small quantities of strychnine were found in Miss Danielson's stomach. The examination ruled out inorganic poisons and confirmed organic poisoning by strychnine. The report was made to E. L. Melin, who oversees Miss Danielson's estate.

ST. Paul Miss Danielson G. H. Frankforter E. L. Melin

Prosecutor Awaits Confirmation on Strychnine Link to Danielson Case

Prosecutor Lundin awaits a St. Paul report by Dr. G H Frankforter Minnesota state chemist confirming strychnine in Miss Anna M Danielson's stomach before charging Percival V Allen with murder. Allen, already jailed for a statutory felony tied to his marriage to Danielson, faced death tied to her peculiar death 11 days after he obtained a Tacoma marriage license that was never recorded.

Lundin St. Paul G. H. Frankforter Minnesota Anna M. Danielson Percival V. Allen Miss Danielson Allen Tacoma

Milwaukee railroad bids lumber for box car grain doors

The Milwaukee R R locked in specifications for an order of 10,000,000 feet of lumber to be used in box car grain doors. The bid requires hemlock and other hardwoods. This procurement signals a large supply contract and ties to rail equipment needs.

Milwaukee R. R

Survivors to Reach Seattle on Special Train After Congress Fire

Ill fated Congress burned off Coos Bay. 253 passengers saved by special train from Marshfield to Seattle. Ship launched 1912 by New York Shipbuilding. 440 feet long, 48 foot beam, 54 foot depth. Captain Nahum E. Cousins previously saved 136 of 140 aboard Queen disaster.

Marshfield North Bend Coos Bay Eugene Seattle Congress D. K. Smith Cousins Pacific Coast Steamship Co Portland New York Shipbuilding Co San Francisco Pacific Coast Co Nahum E. Cousins Tillamook

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