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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1916
Page
5
In Chicago on September 22 a dramatic courtroom moment led Federal Judge Landis to hold Morrison ally Jas R. Ward for perjury on $15,000 bond. Prosecutors also pressed perjury charges against Joa Nernatein.
A Seattle banquet at the New Washington honored Puget Sound ship builders with decor and attire suggesting a maritime mood. Kenneth Kerr of the Railway and Marine News noted 125 vessels under construction on the Pacific Coast valued at 75 million, with 2 ships in Beattie valued at 20 million. President Surzallo urged government aid and close cooperation between entrepreneurs and federal powers, arguing for trade extension methods similar to Germany and England.
A rich collection of suits described with broadcloth gaberdine serge and velour options in burgundy purple Java green black and navy. Some fur trimmed with large collars and silk lining. coats gathered at the hip and skirts with a yoke. Second floor display.
Mrs. Lottie Nelson was sentenced to 18 months in San Quentin after pleading guilty to securing money on a forged deed. She was arrested, admitted guilt, and asked for immediate sentencing.
A New York window display highlights Billie Burke dresses with her full size portrait. The French serge gowns in navy blue feature straight box pleats, graceful lines, and a hand embroidered wide belt. Sizes range from 16 to 40. Price is 15 dollars.
SHORT NEWS reports B Suzuki of Tokio, labor union representative, traveling via Beattie to Baltimore for the American Federation of Labor convention. Other items note University of Washington class officer nominations, a long missing Denny bill petition found, Sam Plasting’s habeas corpus grant, a fire at Willard’s rooming house causing about 1000 dollars in damage, and Gen. Bell inspecting a fully recruited Second Washington regiment.
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