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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1916
Page
2
John R Burkelza of Black Diamond faces divorce claims after he allegedly accused his wife of kissing other men and fled last Saturday. The accuser says he twice flourished a revolver and once a rifle to threaten death. An order restrains him from molesting her while the case proceeds.
An advertisement touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Ol capsules as a national Dutch remedy to revive strength. It claims three capsules daily cure ailments from kidney and stomach issues to general overwork, with money-back guarantees and price points of 25c 50c and $1.00 per box.
Delegates to the Anti Tuberculosia league convention in Seattle discussed methods to prevent spread and mobilize support. Dr Christen Quevli of Tacoma urged Seattle as the leading city in a large anti plague campaign. Other speakers included Dr R J Cary Dr Thomas Tuttle M T Stevens Dr Co F Piset and H M Henderson. The convention will close Saturday night.
At Lombard station a Chicago Aurora and Elgin train struck a car. J G Hemingway found the vehicle’s driver dead and identified him as his brother Frank Hemingway of Glen Ellyn MM.
R C McCormick owner of the New Richmond hotel suggests to the city council acquiring two half blocks on Fourth Ave between Washington and Jackson Sts for a park. Negotiations with the Great Northern railroad for a long term land lease proved unavailing.
Former Stanford chancellor David Starr Jordan will address Seattle YMCA members Sunday at 3 pm. The event aims to share insights from his long academic leadership career and its relevance to community service.
C. J. Anderson, official school piano tuner in Seattle, has grown gradually blind due to ancestral cousin marriages. Once sighted three years ago, he resigned from Vancouver teaching and now relies on partial duties while sharing reflections on blindness and heightened senses.
Advert mentions Zemo from Cleveland as a non greasy topical treatment for eczema pimples blackheads rash and tetter. The ad claims immediate relief and says it clears skin without staining and is sold in an extra large bottle for $1.00. Provides a direct call to action to try the product.
An advertisement by Dremer a licensed naturopathic physician offers fast safe recovery options. The notice mentions a twelfth year of practice and a free consultation. Location listed as 303 Epler Bidg and 811% Second Ave.
Freddie Welsh world lightweight champion lost a decision Friday night after a scuffle at the Arena. Frank Purcell assaulted referees at the finish. Welsh and referee Carney were arrested as witnesses, released on $50 bail, and headed to Vancouver. Purcell faced disorderly conduct charges and was released later.
Will H. Parry, a federal trade commissioner, told Seattle Real Estate Association members at the Butler hotel luncheon to stimulate demand for property while avoiding price inflation. He praised Seattle’s improved prospects and urged practitioners to act responsibly.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Junker hosted a dinner Thursday evening at their Mt. Baker Park home in honor of Miss Ida Buck from Oshkosh who is visiting. Guests included Mr and Mrs Harley Menees, Miss Mabel Seipel, Laura Belawick, Ida Buck, Mesera Ralph Fiedler, Charles Sundland, Edward Mountain and Master Ralph Junker.
Short news items note Mrs. George W Aiken president of the King County Women s Republican club and national committee appointee to be honored October 7 at the New Washington. Other items include the Crown of Seville lumber shipment and civic notes.
Carranza's failure to direct a pursuit of Villa forces at Chihuahua City may force changes to the Mexican American peace conference border patrol plan. The Villistas were repelled with heavy losses, but Trevino's lack of aggressive action raises doubts about Carranza's ability to organize an effective patrol.
Milwaukee announcements say Allis-Chalmers will cease making shells starting Oct. 1 after its Bethlehem Steel Co. contract expires without renewal. In other news W H Kenoyer of Centralia wins the Republican nomination for Lewis County clerk by two votes over Mise Henrice Bertrand in the primaries.
Seattle Boy Scouts wrap a fundraising week to form a city council and boost membership. The Sexton Women’s Relief Corps will present a large American flag to the future council on Saturday, then scouts lead a parade to the Orpheum theatre for a Wilkes Stock Co. performance of Along Came Ruth.
The late Jennie V. Getty of Seattle has a book finished posthumously and available at Lowman & Hanford's. Getty died before publication, and Miss Georgia is mentioned in the preface as a contributor or related figure.
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