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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1915

Page

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Langs Friends Split on Drunkenness at Tate’s Cafe Party

Witnesses give conflicting accounts of how many were drunk at Lang’s party. George Miller testifies none except Redpath, while Redpath says the gathering was lively but not boisterous. Gill, the mayor, leads testimony with others including Abe Hurwitz and Al Smith as part of the hearing.

Lang Gill Seattle George Miller Redpath Jack Williams Mayor Gill Tate’s Abe Hurwitz the Star al Smith Sergt A. J. Wilkes Tate Sergt. Wilkes

Mayor Gill Testimony Reveals Shadowing and Cafes Allegations

Mayor Gill details in a remark heavy exchange the claim that Lang believed he was shadowed by someone. He recounts the night at Tate's cafe and the involvement of a woman, a Fairmount hotel room visit, and the sequence of events leading up to a press coverage. The testimony centers on Lang's explanations and whether any drinking occurred.

Lendy Lundy Alwere Srire Fairmount Hotel Landy Tate Sands Bradford Lang Willett

Robber Repeats Hold Up On Same Beat At Roslyn Hotel

Two men robbed H. G. Sandel of the Ros lyn hotel at 432 Fifth Ave, taking 6 dollars and a pocket two bits. Within thirty minutes a single thief robbed Sandel again, taking the two bits. Sandel apologized for the small amount as the assailant fled muttering theyre butting in on my beat.

H. G. Sandel Roslyn Fifth Ave Sandel

Austrian Destroyers Sunk by Italian Submarine

Paris dispatches report two Austrian destroyers were sunk in the Adriatic by an Italian submarine, according to Turin sources.

Paris Adriatic Turin

Three Balkan States Mobilize

Copenhagen reports indicate Romania may aid the Allies amid vague German hints. Dispatches from Sofia to Rome say Greek and Romanian troops massed on the Bulgarian frontier and Bulgaria seeks an immediate explanation, signaling possible shifts in alliance.

Copenhagen Rumania Sofia Rome Bulgaria

Von Bernstorff Cites Arabic Affair Understanding

Washington, Sept 16 The White House interprets Ambassador Von Bernstorff as saying a complete understanding with Secretary Lansing exists only if the United States demands disavowal of the Arabic torpedoing as the sole condition for continued diplomatic intercourse. The interview appeared in the New York World.

Washington von Bernstorff Ing Lansing America White House New York World

Giants Touch to Seek One Billion Dollar Bank Loan

The financial commission moved toward a tentative historic loan of one billion dollars from American bankers. Wall Street rumors said top financiers pledged substantial portions and others seemed likely to follow.

New York The Financial Commission Wall Street

Lone Bandit Holds Up Indiana Train

A lone bandit robbed a Lake Erie and Western train between Arcadia and Cicero in Indiana. Police described the suspect and pursued him as authorities estimated the haul at likely over 2500 dollars.

Lone Bandit Indiana Indianapolis American Express Company Arcadia Cicero

Miss Bessie Fishback Weds James Earl Butler at Olympia

Miss Bessie Fishback daughter of the state insurance commissioner marries James Earl Butler of Waitsb burg at Olympia.

Bessie Fishback James Earl Butler Waitsburg Olympia

Lang and Friends in Controversy Over Tate’s Party Drinks

Lang claims two Seattle citizens with him at Tate’s were overloaded while he watched them. Lang’s chauffeur says none were drunk. Redpath of Portland says the party was lively but not boisterous, and another guest says Redpath was the only drinker. The debate asks who lied and who was drunk.

Giu Lang the Star Tate Milter L. V. Redpath The Star Redpath Gill Seattle Tate’s George Miller Mr. Redpath Portland

New Styles Highlighted In Daily Advertisements For Fall

Readers are urged to study daily ads for accurate and complete information on current fall styles. The note emphasizes careful attention to new offerings and cautions against relying on incomplete details.

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