Patrolman Faces Manslaughter Charge After Gunfire
Prosecutor Carmody said Carl Frisell, a 19 year old butcher's helper of 1016 E Pike St, was shot by Patrolman Gowey from a revolver during a chase on a tandem motorcycle early Sunday. Witnesses testified Frisell cried Hold on Cari as he fell after three shots were fired near Seventh and Olive.
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Ferry location fight over Seattle terminal near Vashon Island
Hearing set for Tuesday on where to place the Seattle terminal ferry serving Vashon island and Kitsap landmass. County officials Carrigan Knudsen and Hamilton debate Des Moines site versus Bell street wharf or Three Tree Point with joint Kitsap and King county funding.
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Kaiser Hurt In Auto Accident
Kaiser Wilhelm and Prince Joachim were slightly injured when the imperial automobile was wrecked in an automobile accident near Amsterdam. Berlin dispatches reported no other details.
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Queen Wilhelmina and Princess Juliana Injured In Auto Crash
In The Hague the Dutch queen Wilhelmina and her six year old daughter Princess Juliana Louise were slightly bruised when their automobile crashed head on with another car. The other occupants suffered serious injuries and were hospitalized. The queen and princess had just left the opening of parliament where the queen spoke. A separate report from Berlin says a British aviator was killed and his observer captured when a German bi plane shot them down west of St Quentin.
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Dancing Debate Stalls After School Board Meeting
A Seattle school board hearing on public dances drew about 100 attendees including doctors lawyers and clergy. The crowd split roughly half for and half against school dances with opponents citing cost and social ostracism while supporters urged supervised events in school facilities.
Arrest in Tacoma on petit larceny charge after six months
F. W. Hallowell was arrested in Tacoma on a March 26 complaint charging him with petit larceny in connection with an alleged bad check for 25 dollars. Detectives Keefe and Hubbard took him into custody and he was later released on a 250 dollar bond.
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Daisy Henry Renews Old Friends at Empress Theatre Romance
Daisy Henry now with The Star reconnects with former Joventle Hestenians at the Empress Theatre. A stage romance unfolds as Cupid works behind the scenes with Meiling sisters, including a private marriage to Rossitto. The sisters, Seattle girls, reside with Mrs. T. B. Miller at 2009 East Ave West.
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Reuniting After Four Years At Empress Night Lights
Daisy Henry recalls a surprise reunion with Flora Meiling and her sister Hester at the Empress on Monday night. The article mentions their past in the Juvenile Bostonians in Seattle led by Mrs. E Lang and notes Flora’s move into vaudeville after meeting A Rosasitto known as Little Caruso in Chicago.
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Bryan to See Wilson on Peace Mission Plans
Former Secretary of State Bryan will meet President Wilson at noon tomorrow at the White House. The talks come as Bryan plans a peace mission to Europe, a step viewed as significant by officials.
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Goethals Talks on Panama Work at Conference
Maj. Gen. Goethals addressed the International Engineering congress in San Francisco on September 21, outlining progress on the Panama Canal, with emphasis on the dry excavation portion. He serves as honorary president of the congress and spoke during its second day session.
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Power site decision conference eyed in Portland
Gov Lister attends a Portland conference where top coastal electrical executives seek state control of water power sites. They aim to influence the assembly favoring state oversight and guard against Ferris leasing bills. speakers should focus on limiting corporate influence.
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Water Power Conference Opens in Portland
Governors senators and officials from Western states gather in Portland to debate the Ferris water power bills and whether sites should be leased to private capital or remain under state or federal control. The three factions argue for Ferris measures, federal conservation, or states rights.
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Germany seeks plainer marks for neutral ships
Washington reports that Berlin has requested clearer markings on neutral vessels to avoid entanglements, signaling Germany’s effort to steer clear of trouble with neutral ships.
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Has Serbia Declared War
Bulgaria orders mobilization citing armed neutrality and warnings spread of Balkan mobilizations. Dispatches report Bulgarian forces concentrating on the Serbian frontier while Serbia closes its frontier to invasion.
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Sayville
Russian Armies Split Into Three Bodies After Vilna Move
Berlin dispatch reports Gen. Von Eichhorn's flank near Vilna has divide Russian forces into three groups. Around Dvinsk Slavs are cut off from Vilna forces, and those from Galicia are isolated. It is unclear if the Vilna Ma jodedchno line was breached, threatening rail retreat for 300,000 Slavs. Eichhorn presses southeast of Novgorodok as rear guard fighting continues.
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Gambling probe may be dropped by grand jury effort
The council considers ending the gambling inquiry tied to Police Chief Lang amid calls to drop the case. Tuesday signals a possible vote on Lang's conduct while Tate’s case remains under review. Erickson may switch his stance. Lundy expected to join. Dale Marble and Fitzgerald likely oppose further probe.
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Club protests county farm buy asks for probe
The Commercial Club's municipal affairs committee urges a quick city council executive session to swear witnesses over the Willows farm purchase by county commissioners. It targets Hamilton and Knudsen for possible questioning, after their vote to buy despite a prior club request for a public hearing. Judge Gilliam will hear the Chamber of Commerce petition for vacation of the purchase on Wednesday.
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Willows Farm
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Knudsen
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University of Washington Tuition Fee Case Continues
Continued arguments in a suit by UW students seeking an injunction against the board of regents and the university president to stop tuition fee collection were heard by Superior Judge Gilliam after noon Tuesday. The hearing began Monday at 1 30 p m and remained unfinished at adjournment, and was reopened at 1 30 Tuesday.
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Are You Reading the Ads in The Seattle Star
A promotional blurb urges readers to notice Seattle Star ads as a potent advertising medium. It claims local business institutions showcase their best offerings and urges consistent readership to capture bargains and protect the wallet.
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