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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1913
Page
6
Samuel H. Piles Jr., son of a former Washington senator, appeared in police court on a traffic violation charge. The judge confirmed his age, noting he turned 18 that day, which would move him to juvenile court if under 18. City Attorney Van Ruff stated he was arrested before turning 18.
Anti home rulers in London assert Ulster forces possess thousands of concealed modern rifles ready to resist Irish parliament laws. The claim follows John Redmond’s speech ridiculing Ulster prep as merely wooden rifles.
Western congressmen appealed to President Wilson for pardons for J. H. Bullock and C. E. Houston claiming the pardon attorney for the justice department said the two men were innocent. The president is weighing the matter. Bullock and Houston were convicted of defrauding the government in coal contracts.
William E. Cadmus, national organizer of the Progressive Party, will speak to Seattle progressives at a meeting next Friday night. He arrived in Seattle yesterday and will study Washington political conditions this week. The Arctic Club engagement tonight was reported in error.
The Right Hon. Herbert Louis Samuel, British postmaster general, told the Seattle Bar Association at the Arctic Club Saturday night that international and individual disputes should be resolved by law and arbitration rather than by war.
Two well dressed men in an automobile stopped before the Bristol apartments at 1626 13th Ave yesterday afternoon and entered the building. An hour later they fled with about 200 dollars worth of small jewelry from three apartments after posing as piano salesmen and jimmied entry when residents were away. Police believe the same couple robbed the Capitola apartments at 15th and Republican on Saturday afternoon.
The Rt. Rev. Edward J. O'Dea bishop of Seattle dedicates the new Holy Rosary school at West Seattle. Ninety school children march from the church to the school singing the litany. They return singing Holy God Be Praised Thy Name, as the bishop urges eternal interest over temporal gain.
A dense survey of grocery items with assorted prices from public markets. Items include milk, lamb chops, bacon, pork, beef cuts, ham, veal, seafood, canned goods, produce, and staples with per pound or per unit costs.Westlake area noted among the entries.
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