Council May Probe Lang Over Tate Cafe Incident
The Star charges against Chief Lang center on a drunken party at Tate's cafe with a cabaret singer at his table and a late room visit. Lang, as police chief, allegedly violated cafe rules and used a city car to attend events from the Rai ner club to a downtown hotel. The council may extend inquiry to other Seattle cafes and a Tacoma affair involving Lang.
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Tate Cafe
Lang
Tate's Cafe
Rainier Club
Tate
Star
Seattle
Tacoma
Stefansson Iv e Reports TV Government Update on Arctic Search
Stefansson Ive sends message from WA to report on ongoing Arctic exploration after the Karluk disaster. He chartered the Polar Bear and Ruby schooner with extra helpers to push north toward Wrangel Island, seeking news of Stefansson and survivors.
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Canada
Vilhjalmur
Stefansson
Steffansson
Karluk
Hoff
Alaska
Southern
Baillie
Arctic
Island
Mackenzie River
Swiftwater Bill Denied Custody By Judge
Swiftwater Bill Gates failed to gain custody of his 14 year old son Fred in juvenile court. He faced a charge of child abandonment raised by the boy's grandmother Mrs Iola Beebe who has custody since the mother died seven years ago. The judge refused to let the court be used in pending criminal proceedings and ordered no contact until further notice.
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Swiftwater
Bill Gates
Correction corrects misprint on Shipley Hippodrome talk
The Star issues a correction for a Thursday typo in the notice about Miss Elberta K. Shipley New York peace advocate speaking at the Hippodrome on September 25 about Peace and Liberty. The miscaptioned line belonged to another story.
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Elberta K. Shipley
New York
Missa Shipley
Hippodrome
University of Washington inaugurates Suzzallo with student applause
University of Washington students greeted new president Henry Suzzallo with spontaneous applause. He praised democracy in politics and campus life, urged self governance and rational reform of campus problems, and stressed the need for intellectual and moral action with a directive to use clear language.
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University of Washington
Henry Suzzallo
Suzzallo
Lincoln High Reschedules Start Time for Increased Enrollment
Twelve classes at Lincoln High School shift start to 8 a m instead of 9 a m to accommodate more students. The change marks a notable adjustment in daily schedule to expand capacity.
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Lincoln High School
Lang Case to Be Taken Up Again This P M
The investigation of charges against Chief Lang by the council will be continued Friday afternoon. No session was held Thursday due to council committee meetings. At the afternoon session the Tate's case incident is expected to be closed for prosecution. Lang witnesses will be heard. A night session is planned Friday.
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Lang
Tate
Mexican Soldiers Fire Into Brownsville Frontier Clash
Mexican troops entrenched before Matamoras electric plant opened fire into Brownsville. One horse was killed and a cavalry unit was sent to investigate. Reports say a battle occurred at Sebastian last night with few details. American officers ordered to stop armed Mexicans from crossing the river. A posse hunts Fresno raiders who earlier fired into Simon Texas.
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Brownsville
Matamoras
Sebastan
Fresno
Simon
Texas
Laughing Girl Dies in Sioux Falls Garden
Deliah Wyatt aged 16 died after a pea lodged in her bronchial tube while she laughed during a meal in her garden. Bystanders attempted aid but could not save her. The incident occurred in Sioux Falls on September 17.
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Sioux Falls
Deliah Wyatt
Why a Woman on School Board Why Not Dr Lillian Irwin Seeks Seats
Dr Lillian C Irwin a Seattle physician and former teacher announces she will run for the school board. Backed by the Women's Good Government league she argues a woman on the board is logical citing her education and two decades of professional and business experience. She proposes reforms including limiting stair climbing in high schools to protect girls health and says she would work with male board members.
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Seattle Board of Education
Lillian C. Irwin
Dr. Irwin
Women's Good Government League
Irwin
Nofar
Seattle
New York State
Oregon
la Grande
Ore
Oregon State Board of Teachers’ Examiners
Cooper Medical College
Leland Stanford University
California
Alaska
Cobb
Furuseth to Speak on La Follette Measure in Seattle Discussion
Andrew Furuseth of San Francisco, president of the Seamen's Union, will address a King County Democratic club meeting at noon at Good Eats cafeteria and a 2:30 pm Saturday session at Hip podrome about the La Follette act and a government owned merchant marine. Congressman Humphrey declines to debate. In Rome, eighteen thousand priests clash with the Italian army.
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Andrew Furuseth
San Francisco
Seamen's Union
Hippodrome
King County Democratic Club
Good Eats
Humphrey
Furuseth
Rockefeller Declines War Loan Ties Despite Pressure
John D Rockefeller Sr publicly states he will not lend money to fund European war efforts. He rejects offers from England, Russia, and other bankers and warns against bloodshed. Security at his Forest Hill estate blocks agents and a guard fires a shot at an attempted intrusion.
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United Press
Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
Europe
United Press Today
Commission of European Bankers
New York
Commission
Forest Hill
Rockefeller
J. P. Morgan
Wall Street
Morgan
Clancy Trial Over Liquor Service at Meadows Roadhouse
The trial of Johnny Clancy for selling liquor without a license at his Meadows roadhouse reopened before Judge Mackintosh. Attorneys debated whether Clancy’s establishment actually sold liquor or merely charged for serving it, with witnesses describing delivery by chauffeurs and payment for service, not the liquor itself.
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the Meadows
George Vanderveer
Stanley Cameron
Johnny Clancy
Meadows Roadhouse
Mackintosh
Cameron
Clancy
Vanderveer
Lundin
William Wolfe
Chas
Clauder
Saturday Shopping Ads Guide for Savings
The Star presents a Saturday shopping guide with a complete assortment of merchandise. Readers are urged to use the ads to find bargains on clothing shoes groceries millinery furnishings and dry goods while acquiring new, better, fresher merchandise and saving money.
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