Lottery case in city jail tied to 17 West Mercury
Toy Smith a colored prisoner in the city jail faced court over alleged lottery operations at 17 West Mercury. Lew Jung denied ties to the setup, with police testimony conflicting. Case dismissed for lack of sufficient evidence as Jung showed a life college scholarship to prove character. Frozen death recorded in Chicago as five below zero temperatures were noted. Dr Henry Suzzallo denied unfounded charges against University of Washington president.
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Williams Divorce Trial Proceeds in Montana Coal Case
Judge Jackson hears Beatrice Williams versus Harry Williams in a lengthy divorce trial. Harry Williams testifies about starting the Montana Coal Company and undercutting rivals, a company later folded after a judgment over $27,000. Witnesses recount marital strife and alleged injuries, with both sides disputing accounts.
Bonding Issue Predicted To Move Soon In City
W Foster of the F W Anderson company predicts the recent 700000 dollar bond issue authorized by the city will be taken up soon. He is in Spokane conducting municipal affairs inquiries. Each warrant requires expert review to verify legality. thousands of warrants must be studied. Foster finds no reason to doubt legality and expects funding to begin shortly.
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Wife Takes Money, Furniture and Child in Divorce Case
Christian Frederick W Schassberger alleges in a divorce filing that Anna Schassberger deserted him, took household goods and money saved for a home, and removed the one minor child from their residence while he was away at work. He names cruelty as grounds for divorce and seeks custody of the child.
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Miss Sullivan Shows Signs of Improvement
Florence Sullivan, daughter of county auditor Nellie Sullivan, is reported slightly better as of early January. A Los Angeles message says an operation is planned after Mrs. Sullivan traveled from her California trip following Christmas.
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Osler Cremated In London After Oxford Death
The body of Sir William Osler, famed physician, died at Oxford in December. His remains were cremated in London today and the urn, likely to be sent to Canada his birthplace, for burial.
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Knights of Columbus plan campaign to promote Americanization
Delegates to the Fourth degree supreme assembly in New Orleans on January 2 discussed a nationwide drive to foster education and patriotism and to combat bolshevism as part of a broader Americanization effort.
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Senator Reed in Frisco and San Pranci
United States Senator James A. Steed of Missouri is in Frisco on a trip from Los Angeles toward Portland. He plans to leave tonight for Portland, then proceed to Washington along the route.
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