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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1912

Page

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Bank Robbery Suspects Nabbed In New Westminster Loot Case

Police recover about $61000 of the New Westminster loot and arrest Stacey, wife of a suspect, with two Chicago men and a wider gang linked to a Montreal branch robbery. Pinkerton detectives trace aliases including Mack and Minot, while others flee toward Vancouver.

Iy United Press Louis Sev Walter Montreal New Weetons Ander Burns Chicago Stacey Haewe Pinkerton Edwardsville Der West George West Haene Jeanette Stacey Jon Det Westminster Jotn San Francisco Mack Paul Addison Minot Tacoma Wash Alli Youngs Vancouver John McNamara Dear Haene New Westminster

Star newsboys to be entertained at Moore Theatre

Six hundred newsboys, branch boys, and carriers of The Star will assemble at The Star office at o'clock and parade to the Moore Theatre where an entire section is reserved for them. The Great Raymond will entertain the group, with Skinny Crocodile Red Short and other hustlers expected to attend. The circulation staff will supervise the event and ensure the boys are well cared for.

Star Moore Theatre Raymond Star Office Raymond Willl The

Indicted Labor Leaders Bound for Indianapolis Trial

Secretary treasurer C A Tyelmoe of the State Building Trades Council and RE A Clancy of the International Ironworkers board left San Francisco with 52 other indicted labor leaders bound for trial in Indianapolis federal court. They face alleged complicity to transport dynamite linked to the Los Angeles Times explosion.

San Francisco C. A. Tyelmoe State Buiding Trades Council RE. A. Clancy Iudee and Structural Ironworkers’ Union Gr Rpeary Los Angeles Times

Bob Hodge Draws Huge Crowds at Yakima State Fair Speech

In Yakima Washington the state fair is expected to break attendance records as Bob Hodge the progressive candidate for governor draws hundreds of supporters to his principal speech this afternoon. Hodge appears as the most popular visitor among speakers who have attended the fair this year.

Ty United Presse Yakima Wash Bob” Hodge Hodge

Insurance solicitor charged with first degree forgery

H. M. Gould an insurance solicitor was yesterday charged with forgery in the first degree. He allegedly passed a draft for 968 dollars on the London Assurance company to Hugh Rowley dated October 27 1911 payable to the Phoenix Shingle company and endorsed in the shingle company name by Gould. Gould resides at 2567 West 4th av and is out on 2 dollars bond.

H. M. Gould Hugh Rowley London Assurance Company Phoenix Gould West 4Th Av

Girl Elope Is Married With Gun In Hand

Mies Loccille Lonnette of Alexandria and Emmett K R Solomon wed in New Orleans after eloping. Lonnette warned she would kill her father if he interferes. her father J B Bonnette pursued in an auto but arrived too late and charged Solomon with bigamy and abduction claiming another wife exists in a different state.

New Orleans Mies Loccille Lonnette Alexandria J. B. Bonnette Emmett KR. Solomon Justice of the Peace Solomon

Roosebelt Speech Planned in New Orleans Parade

Col. Roosevelt arrives in New Orleans and is to deliver an address at the Winter Garden this afternoon before resting tonight. An automobile parade formed part of the welcome to the colonel in the city today.

United Press New Orleans Col Rooseevit

Wisconsin Governor McGovern Shifts To Roosevelt Support

An OCR fragment notes Wisconsin Governor McGovern backing Roosevelt in a shift from prior support for Wilson. The report references a formal statement and public stance as the Roosevelt candidacy gains favor among progressives.

E Roosevelt McGovern Ce Ublicade

Reception for Governor Wilson at local gathering

Governor Wilson, a democratic presidential candidate, received an informal welcome from local democratic leaders. After a noon tea with Tremont pie, he traveled to Bridgeport, Down., for a scheduled tonight speech.

Wston Wilson Bridgeport Down

Doggone the Bear Causes Commotion Downtown

A large brown bear named Doggone roamed First Avenue during lunch rush eliciting loud screams and chaotic scenes. Trappers and local meat curers chased him unsuccessfully, ending with plans to fatten and butcher him for Christmas as a practical joke.

Weather forecast shows showers west then weekend

The forecast calls for showers in the western portion tonight and Saturday with moderate southeast winds. At noon the temperature is expected to be 67 degrees.

Man Sees Leg Amputated At Ogden Hospital

J W Bailey of the Ogden Rapid Transit company underwent left leg amputation above the knee after an accident. Anesthesia could not be given normally, so doctors administered it hypodermically in the spinal column. Bailey watched the operation and chatted with the doctors throughout. Since the surgery his condition has improved and doctors believe he has a fair chance of recovery.

Ogden J. W. Bailey Ogden Rapid Transit Company Bailey

City considers model franchise for street railways

Councilman Griffiths outlines a model franchise aimed at a single line with unlimited street grants but with anti monopoly safeguards. He suggests the city could buy the railway after a set period, noting state law and city charter already cover most protections. Wardall and Blaine join the committee on the two week discussion.

Griffiths Ave Wardall and Blaine

Real Estate License Movement In Seattle Faces Push

The Seattle Real Estate Association urges state action to require licenses for all real estate brokers. Advocates demand bond guarantees and honesty bonds with forfeiture of licenses for dishonest conduct to protect the public.

Seattle Real Estate Association

McManigal Arrives as Star Witness in Dynamite Case

Ortie E. McManigal, self declared dynamiter, arrives in Indianapolis with Malcolm McLaren of Burns Detective Agency and two deputy sheriffs. He likely will testify against union members charged with illegally transporting dynamite. McManigal to be held in federal jail until October 1 trial date.

Indianapolis Ortie FE McManigal International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Work Malcolm McLaren Los Angeles Burns Detective Agency

Prosecution Questions Behalf Of Schricker Bank Case

Prosecuting Attorney Augustus Brawley challenged Beattie National Bank figures in the Schricker bank failure at La Conner. He asked Furth to answer four pointed questions about debts and repayments. Furth and three associates face arraignment in Skagit county and may be ordered to produce books October 7. Bonds were set at 2500 each.

Mount Vernon Wash Augustus Brawley Jacob Furth Beattie National Bank Schricker la Conner Furth Brawley Schricker Bank Seattle National Beattle National Daniel Kelleher EB. Wage R. V. Ankeny Skagit County Torday John P. Hoyt James Dunlap A. G. Tillinghast R. L. Angel James Peth J. P. Brewster James Callaghan Seattle National Bank

Pendleton Round-up ends with brutal bulldogging death

At Pendleton Oregon 26000 spectators watched Lafe Tewman Cheyenne champion bulldog a steer in a savage round-up event. He snapped the steer’s neck after a fierce struggle and the animal died on the ground. Ella Lazinka won the cowgirl relay heat despite a leg injury as the event concluded tomorrow.

Ella Lazinka Oregon

Want Ads Offer Bargains to Star Readers

The Want Ads invite Star readers to bring offers to the downtown office at 229 Union Street or call Main 9400 or Elliott 44. The section boasts over 40,000 paid copies daily and serves as a key avenue for advancement and gain through reader appeals.

Union Street Elliott

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