Klingenberg trial opens amid juror scrutiny in Chehalis county
In Montesano jurors begin deliberations for John Klingenberg charged with complicity in multiple murders. About 140 prospective jurors were examined, 12 chosen, witnesses numbered near 30 with cross examination expected. Defense hints at immunity claims and possible repudiation of a prior confession once tied to the A J West voyage.
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Klingenburg
Fomenting Revolt and Tariff Barons Face Off
The piece rails at insurgent republicans opposing tariff barriers while accusing reformers of stirring envy and discord. It argues that tariff interests drive dissension, urging voters to resist a party it says serves plutocrats and betrays public trust. It warns of a crisis threatening the Republican coalition and calls for a revision of tariff policy.
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Imtehieio
Watson
Indiana
Will Install Large Clock By Burnett Bros Store
Burnett Bros received city council permission to erect a 16 foot high cast iron clock outside their jewelry shop on G and Heron streets. The 6,000 pound clock has four 88 inch dials, visible from multiple blocks day and night. It will be black with gold trim, guaranteed to stay within 15 seconds a month, and requires 15 feet of underground insulation for electric car interference. Priced at 3300 dollars, shipment is due this week and installation will be completed by a factory representative.
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Burnett Bros
G and
Heron
Carstens Packing Co Wins Refund From Great Northern
The interstate commerce commission orders Great Northern Railroad to refund Carstens Packing Co of Tacoma $838 for an overcharge on two carloads of oreo stock shipped June 15, 1908 from Tacoma to New York City for export. The ruling was issued in Washington on October 11.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Great Northern Railroad Company
Carstens Packing Company
Tacoma
New York City
Councilmen Scrap as Heated Budget Talk Breaks Loose
During a tense council meeting over city expense cuts Councilman Hills lost his temper and struck at Councilman Crivyea. Spectators intervened and no injuries or damage occurred Crivyea did not retaliate.
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Hills
Crivyea
City Council Weighs Street Repairs and Dabney Hill Gift
City council approves opening Third and Newell streets at the old cannery, considers a Dabney hill land gift for a Wishkah river boulevard, and plans paving or repairs on Broadway Wishkah to Sixth and Market to Fourth. Officials review bids for K street work, discuss police department expenses, and adopt multiple improvement resolutions with bond authorizations.
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Third
Newell Streets
Wishkah
Grays Harbor
Fourth Streets
Arthur
K Street
A. Wallin
Wallin
Epgineer
Pearl & Company of
Portland
Citll
Olympia
Bellingham
Alexander
Newell
Benn
Police
Dean
J. B. Dabney
Dabney Hill
Heron
G Streets
Kensal Construction Company
Barber Asphalt Paving Company
Cushing Street
Stark
Decataur
F Street
Fiver
Roy Sargent
Market Street
Sargent
H Street
Eighth
Ninth Street
E Streets
G Street
Exchange Street
Clark Street
Hume Street
Broadway
I? Street
Scott Street
South
Aberdeen
Lewis Street
West Boulevard Oy
Moto Bo Street
Rd. Dolan
Non-Partisan Supreme Court Candidates Visit Aberdeen
Supreme Court candidates Warren W. Tolman Chas E K Shepard Hans Bugge and William Hickman Moore toured Aberdeen and Hoquiam to rally support for the nonpartisan ticket They announced a countywide drive to back a law changing nomination to direct public selection and pledged resignations after two years to let primaries pick successors
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Supreme Court
Aberdeen
Warren W. Tolman
Spokane
Chas. EK. Shepard
Seattle
Hans Bugge
Bellingham
William Hickman Moore
Supreme
Hoquiam
Chehalis County
Dolliver Attacks Taft Tariff Speeches of Insurgents
Senator Jonathan P. Dolliver of Iowa criticizes President Taft and the Payne Aldrich tariff law, denouncing party infighting and the erosion of Republican free debate. He defends against charges of opportunism and calls out leadership chants as harmful to the party.
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Jonathan P. Dolliver
Iowa
Taft
Republican Nominee Bound Despite Democratic Nominee Status
Olympia October 12. Bill Rocks won 932 votes for state senator from Pacific and Wrakiakuia counties but lost to I A Us 964 in the Republican primary. The state canvassing board will certify him as the Democratic nominee on attorney general guidance. Espey is the Democratic nominee and will be certified, with a decision pending on whether he runs under that party.
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Olympia
Bill Rocks
Pacific
Wabkiakuia
I. A. Us
Repubi
State Campassing Board
Paerki County
Rockey
Espey
Government to Plant Lobsters Experiment Hits Pacific
Portland report says the United States farm commission will ship 2 000 lobsters from Seattle to be planted in the Pacific Ocean as an experiment. A refrigerator car will cover about 3 000 miles keeping lobsters at the same temperature as they move. The goal is to keep them alive until released into the water.
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Portland
United States Farm Commission
Seattle
Wash
Pacific Ocean
Ney
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