Judge Humphries Pardons Defiance Defendants In Contempt Court
In Seattle the Superior Court led by Judge John E. Humphries adjourned after pardoning and remitting fines for several defendants linked to the July 24 defiance in City Hall Park. The day began with harsh warnings then shifted to leniency as Titus Sadler and Price were discharged amid dramatic courtroom scenes.
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Seattle
Wash
John E. Humphries
Dr. Y. Titus
Kate Sadler
Millard Price
Epeen Hes
City Hall Park
Currency bill gridlock frames Senate hearings
Washington reports a split in the Banking and Currency Committee as leaders seek a definite position on administration currency reform. Democrats and Republicans clash over obstacles and hearings length, while West and South bankers urge amendments to appeal to small banks. House rules denies a rural credits trip pending overseas study. Secretary McAdoo cites 9.5 billion dollars in 90 day paper.
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Washington
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Ators Owen
Pomerene
Shafroth
Hellis
Enators Reed
O'Gorman
Hitchcock
House Rules Committees
Banking and Currency Committee
American Commission
Beetary McAdoo
Steamer Spokane Wreck Report Sparks Rescue Effort
Portland reports Spokane a passenger steamer on the Pacific Northwest run is wrecked off Cape Lazo British Columbia. Dolphin rushes to aid while LaTouche evacuates passengers as orders go out to provide help to the sinking vessel. A Dutch electrician finds aging properties emerge when cheese is treated with alternating current for 24 hours.
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Portland
Ore
Corvalase
Spokane
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Cape Lazo
B.C
Dolphin
Spokane Aid
LaTouche
North Coast
Upper Strikers Clash With Troops Over Calumet Mine Riot
At Calumet Michigan a clash erupted between mounted strikers and troops after a girl was run down. Twenty five men were taken into custody as troops secured the scene. General Abbey reinforced Keweenaw with seventy five mounted men and warned of possible action if the situation worsened. Socialist Anna Lockwood of Kalamazoo was among four arrested at the Quincy mine.
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Ashley
Wolverine
Sheritt
Houghton
Cvealnu
Abbey
Keweenaw
Quincy
Anna Lockwood
Kalamanoo
Léle Royle
Douglas Fair Concludes With Record Attendance at Wyoming Event
The Wyoming state fair in Douglas closed with a record crowd amid an afternoon of sports. Prize livestock and grain displays were paraded, finals in steer roping were canceled for cruelty concerns, and riding events for women and children were barred for safety. Major races featured Grinder, Bird Gratton, Webb, Billy Howell, and Charlie McKinley with noted times and outcomes.
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Ray Goddard
Douglas
Wyo
Roy Francis
Bird Gratton
Noontie
Webb
Mortimer
Billy Howell
Lightning
Pid
Wright
Downey
Charlie McKinley
I. B. Dam
Sulzer's Lawyer Wilt Not Desert Him, He Assert
Albany Oct. 3 D Cady Herrick chief of staff denied rumors that Governor Sulzer and his counsel were breaking apart. He said there is no truth to reports of withdrawals. while the governor may have trouble with other attorneys he has not with those appearing in court. He promised to be in attendance on Monday and every day until the trials end.
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Albany
Sulzer
D. Cady Herrick
Herrick
Sofar
Allen Wins World Pool Championship in New York
Defying odds, Allen of Kansas City defeats Alfred DeOro, the long time title holder from Cubs, to capture the world pocket billiard championship in a three night run ending with a 600 point total.
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New York
Forger Admits He Made Girl 13 In Fraud Ring
Bruce Dee Kimmis, father of 13 year old Priscilla Kimmis, admits forging checks and directing his daughter in the operations. He says she acted under his instruction and believed the transactions were legitimate. He is held on a felony charge in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Bruce Dee Kimmis
Priscilla Kimmis
Kimmails
California
Priscilla
Federal Road Reform Push Picks Up Momentum At Congress
The American Road Congress in Detroit urges a national Public Works Department with a presidentially named cabinet secretary. It backs state highway commissions federal aid for main roads, a national roads system, and reports on a unified plan including convict labor use where practical. A New Jersey poultry farm passes the million annual output mark four years running.
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Petroit
Mich
American Road Congress
Department of Public Works
United States
Lincoln
Papi i
Abraham
New Jersey
Mexicans Press U S Extradition Of Army Prisoner
A request to extradite Braulio Hernandez from the United States Army prison at Fort Kes to Mexico was telegraphed to Texas Governor Colquitt by Chi huahua Military Governor Mercado. Hernandez is accused of theft of state funds during his term as secretary of state under Gov Abraham Gonzales. He was arrested in the U S under orders targeting those involved in Mexican troubles and a habeas corpus bid for release is pending in an Arizona court.
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EL Paso
Texans
Mexico
Braulio Hernandez
United States Army
Fort Kes
Colquitt
Texas
Mercado
Chihuahua
Hernandes
Abraham Gonzales
Secretary of War
Garrison
Powder House Blast Hits Rugby Mine District
TRINIDAD Colo October 1 The powder house of the Primrose mine at Rugby thirty miles north in Huerfano county exploded at night in the southern coal field strike district No fatalities are reported The mine employs about sixty men and guards have been sent to the scene by Huerfano County officials
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Trinidad
Colo
Primrose
Rugby
Here
Huerfuno
H. B. King
Hutrinno County
Wilson Signs Underwood-Simmons Tariff Bill With Leaders Present
President Wilson signed the Underwood-Simmons tariff bill at the White House at 6 09 PM, with a group of statesmen and cabinet members nearby. Telegrams were sent to customs collectors to implement the first Democratic tariff revision since 1894, while the House and Senate hurried to finalize the measure amid ongoing posturing on cotton futures taxation.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Treasury Department
Simmons
Oth
Congress
House
Senate
Clark
Tao
Jerry South
Marshall
Seorea
Democrate
Germany
Bernstorf
State Department
Death Grave Robbery and Insurance Conspiracy Foiled
Arthur Hughes a Montana rancher was arrested in New York on charges of conspiring with his wife and another man to stage a grave theft and arson to collect 2400 from a life policy. The body was burned and later identified, with Mrs Hughes mourning and later remarrying for insurance gains.
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New York
Arthur
Hughes
Porsyth
Mont
Moson
Roxelud County
Montana
Hexhes
Fimott
Tbe Poline
Montesa
Forsyth
Arthur Fp.wvehes
Willubepl Tapio
Free Tickets At Atlas Theatre Draw Cheyenne Youths
The Leader offers 2,000 free Atlas Theatre tickets to Cheyenne youths under high school age. Between 1 and 2 pm readers may call the Leader office to receive a ticket, then attend a double feature at the Atlas featuring A Highland Romance and The Missing Ring.
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Kiddles
Leader
Atlas Theatre
Thia
Atlan Theatre
Cheyenne
Gheyenne High
Bart Denver High School
Tommy" Heaney
Scotland
Tommy” Henney
Norre
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Douglas Fair
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Forger
Federal Bureau OF Roads
U.S
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Julies Gheldorf
Sonora
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Ile
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