Judge Hanford Resigns From Seattle Federal Bench
United States District Judge Hanford, longtime ruler of Washington federal courts, resigns amid ongoing investigations and testimony. He cites constant strain after 22 years and seeks a change of occupation, stating his willingness to pursue law in Seattle.
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Seattle
Wash
United States
Hanford
Washington
Statehood
Taft
Jnst
House Judiciary Subcommittee
House
F.C. Hughes
Hays
House of Representatives
Idess
Anygelf
Tydec
Henford Hais
Abe Te
Tan
Hope Held Out For Japan's Ruler Mutsuhito
Reports from Tokyo indicate improving health for Emperor Mutsuhito though doctors urge caution, saying a week is needed for assurances. The court posted notices say illnesses are under control temporarily as the emperor speaks to grandsons and the crown prince while prayers rise from around the world and pilgrims visit Ise.
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Cokie
Matsuhito
Japan
Mutsuhito
Ise
Lrny
Wilson campaign plans amid political maneuvering at the Little White House
An account recounts Governor Wilson leaving the Little White House after conferring with Senators Reed and Stone and planning his acceptance speech. It notes possible electoral College votes, debates on slates, and states considered pivotal, with discussion of immigration policy and relief for Hungarian-Americans.
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Seugit
Whson
Baltimore
Seagirt
Latte
White House
Reed Wid Hlone
Migsari Aml
Henry
Texas
Clitny Chare
Wilson
Reed
Clarkly
Stone Saii
Vad Laulked
New York
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Ohio
Roosevelt and Flinn Clash Over Pennsylvania Campaign
Oysterday N Joes report Colonel Roosevelt and William Flinn in Pittsburg during a tense discussion over the Pennsylvania fight. The exchange centers on party strategy and local political dynamics as the campaign heats up.
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Flinn
Pennsylvania
Oysterday
Roosevelt
William Clinn
Pittsburg
Davryman Fails In Cattle Test Case
Livingston dairyman W B Balles sued Dr William Tracy and several state livestock board members plus Knowles and Devers for 41.84 damages over a tubercular cattle kill. Judge O Connor granted limited relief. defendant may amend. The case drew attention as a test against the board and could prompt more dairymen to sue over tuberculosis testing outcomes.
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Spueia
Livingston
W. W. Balles
Willam Tracy
T. ©. Power
J. A. Sappington
State Livestock Sanitary Board
M. E. Knowles
A. J. Devers
J. F. O'Connor
G. Il. Poore
Helena
Sanitary Board
Hagan Improves After Hospital Stay in Lexington
James B. Ainggin, noted Kentucky surfer and tobacco grower, formerly ill for a week, left the hospital today much improved.
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Lexington
James B.ainggin
Ilonsire
Kentucky Surfiman
Prestige Is Lost For Fifty Years In Mexico Crisis
In a Senate address Senator Falls of New Mexico faulted U S policy over Mexican violence. He urged a war department inquiry into damages from Mexican bullets during engagements at Douglas Arizona and El Paso Texas. Swanson urged decisive US action while Fall criticized the State Department for delays and inconsistent protests.
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Weshbeton
United States
Senator Tall
New Mexico
Senate
Indeo
United Seats
Senator Fall
Fell
War Department
Douglas
Ariz
Hi Paso
Texas
Swanson
Virgine
Shime
Fall
American
State Department
China
Germany
Mexico
Study of Warfare Over Montana Guardsmen
Special dispatch from Helena July 2 reports the Montana national guard Second regiment and Fourteenth Infantry encampment at Fort Harrison closing reviews at 5 PM under Gov. Norris. Troops will stay until tomorrow morning when Maj. Gambrill will take over pay duties. Showers paused the event but spectators witnessed the maneuvers praised by Major Isarnacd and the judging panel as well executed.
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Helena
Fort Harrison
Montana National Guard
Fourteenth Infantry
B. L. Norris
Montana Militia
Saidiere
WW. G. Gambrill
Isarnacd
Fatal shooting on the cattle range near Forsyth
Special to the Stender Forsyth July 22 a shooting affray occurred about 1 mile northwest of the town fatally wounding Lewis Davis, a settler on the ceded Craw reservation. Temple, an ex-deputy, and Clarence Robinson shot at Davis during a cattle dispute. Davis died. Temple fled toward Forsyth after the act. The incident arises amid rustler rumors and a cattle drive dispute.
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Forsyth
Anta Temple
Use County
Lewis Davis
Craw Reservation
Davis
Madison Valley
Somme
Barton & Gaccy
Lian
Temple
Clarence Robinson
Ple
Mavis
Hin
Wilts
Nel Iing
Temale
Darts
Frisvui
Confesses Killing Mother's Slayer Confesses Killing Mother's Slayer
Clement, Clement's mother Mrs W W Bradford, was shot due to a long troubled case. Landis, released May 3, confessed in police interview that he killed the best friend he had on earth, his mother, after a dispute over threats with a revolver. The district attorney withheld torture details and investigators pursued clues at the scene.
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Ann
Landis
Clement
Woman's ability as railroad operator questioned at wreck site
Coroner states Mrs Wilcox, Western Springs signal operator, is under scrutiny after a wreck on the Hesworwk line near Western Springs. Discrepancies over training, duties, and the role of dispatchers are raised as witnesses describe schedule pressures and failed signals in foggy weather.
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Mofftunn
Wiliam
Winser
Wilcox
Bern
L Chin
Travn iHia
Dewan
Canduvter Woolonnkon
Ticlins
Denver
Jobieson
Heffman
Hoffman
Totinaen
Gutenaugh
Enid Johrseri
Bride’s Wedding Bureau tale ends in court turmoil
In San Praupise a wife recounts alleged fraud by a wedding bureau that lured her husband into marriage then left him ruined. Police court actions focused on the case as Mrs Wright’s narrative sparked delays, court interruptions, and heated exchanges over alleged deceit and arrest. The court pushed the hearing to the next day amid a tense atmosphere.
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San
Grave
Wright
Denver
Pacific Coast
Flo
Justice Court
Speech Arouses English People Mystery
A speech that stirs English crowds is noted with emphasis on national sentiment. The utterance, attributed to a prominent speaker, draws attention to political ideals and public mobilization amid a period of unrest.
Man says he married in drunken stupor
Fragmented report states Brevint Meper claims a marriage occurred in a drunken stupor. The article, with garbled OCR, mentions Myrtie and Jehan and lists various names, dates, and towns, all but confirms alleged nuptials and ensuing inquiries amid scandal.
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Hivigton
Myrtie
Jehan
Traveford
Bine Fm
Mherit
Jack Kirn
Atlivers
Stoo
Tig Wieera
Loss Hotles
Corrupt Trial Follows High Profile NY Case
A chaotic New York courtroom scene centers on a gambler known as Webher along with associates Webher, Shupied, and Gomis Libyan. They face charges as detectives and district attorneys pursue a complex web of conspiracies tied to a political corruption inquiry led by Mayor Gaynor's extended investigations. The proceedings reveal a broad police and private detective effort, with key figures signaling links to Rosenthie’s network and a sweeping inquiry across several districts.
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New York
Rodentia
Coronpe Feinberg
Anis Henig
Dieus
Booker
Rosentatl
Lovie Libbs
Pat Ayer
Hatdigle Webber
Dag
Gaynor
Attornaya Ofice
Wilton
Fates
Watda
Fist
Dougterty
Rosenthie Voen United
Distriet
Chilean
New
Convention Hears Campbell's Case At Secret Session
Campbell, a Butte delegate, faced secrecy in a session of the convention as charges and countercharges were presented. Mayer’s alleged election letters and their contents were cited, with calls to discipline Campbell if expelled. The debate centered on treason and federation tensions within the group.
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Daly
Uipbell
Butte
Moyer
Cuhalt
Ontario
Factien
Mayer
Jauiers
Tran
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