Judge Hanford Under Scrutiny Over Drinking Habits
Witnesses told a Judiciary subcommittee that United States District Judge C. H. Hanford repeatedly drank in downtown Seattle bars after leaving the Rainier Club. A detective-employee said Hanford would visit three bars and a hotel each night, sometimes circling the same places at dinner hour, and appear intoxicated on streetcars. Several others, including Oliver Erickson, testified to multiple incidents on trains and streets over the years.
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Oliver ‘T. Erickson
Seattle Manufacturere’ Association
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Erickson
Martial law enforced against Portland road house
Portland July 1 governor West declared martial law against a public inn. Adjutant General Finger and about 60 armed men closed the Milwaukee tavern to stay and demanded changes from proprietor Bobby Burns. Clift Inn was also closed. soldiers remained outside the grounds.
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Motorman Killed as Street Car Crashes in Seattle
Seattle July 1 Motorman George G Shinolt 31 was killed and 38 injured when a street car ran beyond control and overturned near the curb. Shinolt attempted to jump but was crushed by the car, while others sustained non life threatening injuries. Wisconsin Elks visit Wonderland and Yellowstone dignitaries are noted. political campaign talk and Standard subscriptions urged. Supreme Little Commander Alice B Locker calls Sliver City hive No 3 to hive review on July 3.
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Alice B. Locker
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Hive
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