Court Story of Fines Doubling and Silence
Defendants in Judge Whitty's court face doubled fines for silence as prosecutors present testimony. Ben Yukteh, charged with vagrancy, refuses to plead, and after defense argument the judge raises the fine. Joseph Davie receives 69 days on a vagrancy charge amid testimony about stolen property and ownership disputes.
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Viet
Yukteh
Anaconda Company
Hin
Hennessy
Ate
Tristee
Toiralae & Row
Harry Meyer
Joseph Davie
Davie
Leutenant Dwyer
Atcaline ‘Halings
Evening Music by Mr Albert W Jones Pupils
Albert W Jones treated friends to an evening of music at 1835 Harrison avenue on Friday. The program featured pupils performing solos with assurance and memory including In the Mill Flow er Song Spanish dance La Mél éx Sylphes Marian Dance and Dance of the Clowns among others.
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Albert W. Jones
Harrison Avenue
Jones
Cope
Jennie Everett
Gustav Lange
Laura Bentley
Catherine Sullivan
Mr. Jones
Dawley Jones
Dorothy
Americans urged to leave London at once amid telephoned warnings
London reports say several American residents received anonymous phone warnings to evacuate with families immediately. Aboard in London, Shaley of the American relief commission was told not to leave home and to fill bathtubs with water. Separate dispatches note Italian reservists sailed from New York to Genoa and Naples aboard the Duca degli Abruzzi, with Ernesto Nathan aboard, while the Aversa line steamer Philadelphia sailed to Liverpool after an agreed wage settlement with engineers.
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London
Robert P. Skinner
Mr. Shaley
Itelfian Relief Commission
Berlin
New York
Duca Degii
Abruzzi
Genoa
Naples
Ernesto Nathan
Rome
United States
Aversa Line
Philadelphia
Liverpool
National Suffrage Conference Opens With Prominent Delegates
Delegates from all parts of the country arrive to attend the National American Woman's Suffrage Association conference opening tomorrow and continuing through Wednesday. More than 20 prominent suffragists are expected. The policy to guide the association in the forthcoming congressional campaign is a leading topic.
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National “American Woman's Suffrage Association
National Association
Public service orders free packages on Seattle railroad
Seattle reports the public service commission ordered the Seattle, Renton & Southern railroad to allow free carriage of ordinary parcels and bundles and to permit flowers to be exhibited or given to sick persons. The policy ends fees on passenger luggage. June 9 sees Mary W. Plummer of New York named president of the American Library Association, the second woman to head the ticket in 87 years.
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Seattle
More Public Service ‘Commission
Haw
Seattle, Renton & Southern Railroad
Atary W. Plummer
New York
American Library Association
Black and White Spring Fashion Dominates Hennessy Sale
Mrs. Alice B. Murray heads the Hennessy ready-to-wear department and returns from New York with fresh fashions. The season centers on black and white across spring, summer, and fall looks with beaded accents, white gowns, striped fabrics, velvet crowns, and new hair trends. Furs in white fox appear, Georgette crepe and chiffon styles endure, and hemlines feature slim boleros and slim hats.
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Alice B. Murray
Hennessy
New York
Georgette Crepe
Mra. Murray
Georgette Crepen
Murray
Advertising Fraud Conviction Highlights Honesty Campaign
In Boone Iowa the Ad club pursuing a national honesty in advertising movement secured a conviction against a local merchant for selling imitated Martha Washington shoes. The retailer was fined 25 dollars plus costs, and the case underscores the push to stop deceptive advertising and protect brand integrity tied to the Martha Washington trademark owned by the Milwaukee firm F Mayer Root and Shoe company.
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Boone
Iowa
Ad Club
Martha Washington
F. Mayer Root and Shoe Company
Milwaukee
Wis
Martha, Washington
Norwegian Synod Condemns Panama Exposition Alcohol Sales
The synod of the Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran church of America adopted unanimous resolutions here in Indianapolis on June 5 condemning the management of the Norway building at the Panama Exposition for permitting the sale of intoxicants. Felix McWhorter, president of the People’s State Bank, died at his home in Indianapolis today at age 62.
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San Rranemey
Gune
Norway
Synod of the
Norwegian’ Evangelical Lutheran Church of America
Ite
Indianapolis
Ind
Felix McWhether
People’ State Bank
McPherson resigns as US attorney in Southern Ohio
Washington June 6 Sherman Z McPherson United States attorney for Southern Ohio resigned today President Wilson selected Steart Bolin of Columbus to succeed him Reasons given included dissatisfaction with the department and a belief in new leadership In Columbus federal court the absence of McPherson was noted while discussions of civil cases related to a water authority and a company proceeding continued Also Portland exporters report Pacific Northwest wheat shipments hindered by chartering limits causing prices to drop to wartime lows with spot and future quotations at the Portland exchange the lowest since September
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Washington
Sherman Z. McPherson
United States
Ohio
Wilson
Steart
Bolin
Columbus
Eucceed
atcPherson
Wea Hiss
Muic
Federal Court
Geaterdey
Byconnec
Sats
Cotabato
Tewan
Department of Jurtion
Casera Aeetot
Gary
Tau Eee
StePherton
Portland
Ore
Portand Exchange
London Dispatch On Cabinet Coalition Rumor And Stocks Incident
A Vienna dispatch via Amsterdam says a coalition government is practically certain with opposition ministers likely to receive leading roles. The piece recalls a stock punishment in Newbury for drunkenness and disorderly conduct, noting its last use 26 years earlier and the crowd’s derision. It also mentions Tepas, the Mexican pearl fishing center, as a leading site in pearl production.
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London
Vienna
Amsterdam
Hans
Cangiana
Manchester Guardian
Alleged Swindlers and Opium Traffickers Named
San Francisco reports disclose affidavits alleging a protected opium frame involving attorneys, state board of pharmacy staff, police officers, and underworld figures. Named are Benjamin Bloch, Arthur MacPhee, William Miller, Ernest Nell Fry, Bernice Evans, Rudolph Gill, Tom Toy, Mrs. Patterson, and other officials and associates, with charges of money transfers and corrupt dealings related to opium dens.
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San Francisco
State Board of Pharmacy
Ernest Nell Fry
Quincy Place
Men
Bernice Evans
Grover Pickler
Whit Rudolph Gill
Pickler
White
Tom ‘Toy
Sutherland
W. G. Patterson
AURDERER IDENTIFIED NEAR PENDLETON OREGON
Charles Ogilvy a prominent rancher near Pilot Rock was found mortally wounded beside his wife. He died late last night after naming neighbor Lee David as the assailant in a lying declaration.
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Pendleton
Ore
Charles Ogilvy
Pilot Rock
Ogilvy
Lee David
Swiss observer notes Copernicus crater visible at sunset
An observer near Geneva reports seeing the lunar crater Copernicus with the naked eye from an elevated spot during sunset. The crater was illuminated while surrounding areas remained in shadow beyond the terminator, according to Astronomische Nachrichten.
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Je Pidoux
Astronomische ‘Nachrichten
Geneva
Kulsa
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