Libel Trial And City Council Actions In Spokane Case
In Spokane Superior Court E W Gibson faces libel charges linked to a pamphlet allegedly dictated by an attorney and attributed to editor N C Heubon. The trial began as officials, including Mays and Fitzmaurice, faced questions about publication and authorship amid courtroom tension and wider proceedings on sidewalks, streets, and city property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Warn
Maurice O. Firemaurico
E.W. Gibson
Fitemaurice
Kimwett
Miller
Eilencel
Spokane
Spokan
Idaho
Washington
Lewiston
Lake
Workington
BE. W. ‘Tibeon
PW. D. Maye
M. C. Fitanurog
Batts
Cane
Pitemaurter
Intervat Vitamnaurice
N.C. Heubon
Columbia County
Mays
Albson
Street Names and City Council Debate at Government Lot 24
The council discussed naming new streets including Robinson and Quillen and Mina streets and debated the process for proper naming. Mayor Seallon reported a land offer for open street space while a petition to allow bicycles on city walks was deemed legally void but the council lacked power to grant it. They also reviewed city bills and a red painted house color issue near the park drew remark about attracting deer.
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Purmant
Ingel
Herman
Graham
C. B. Moon
Journal
Hutt
Sherman
Pitth
Eity Hall
Acrom
Sherman Carl Bare
Sultan Street
One Lumber Company
Lakenide
Bhorman
Pounell
Couneilman Mc Kuen
J. W. Deeell
Vanaimier
Read & Communication
Ixuta Lamber Company
Couverman Ransimier
Lamber
Lin
Rounel
Somensee
Lewis Bridge
Lincols
Berp
Bardt Street
Benor
Cartst Dern Hhardt
Covur
Alens Brewing Company
Government Lot 24
Kerr Street
Robinson Street
Government Lot 19
Kerlla
Quillan
Government
Rider Avenue
Mina
Anothe
Quillen
Bider
Rune
Garden
Marcott
Tavole
Seallon
Sounell
Hou
M. Duna
Tas Council
Dus
Stargan
Ansimler
Ranatimler
Heal
Rumor Denied by Frank Hill on County Seat Campaign
Frank H. Witt of Rathdrum refutes a circulating rumor that J. T. Carroll of Coeur d Alene Lumber Company coerced workers to fund the county seat removal drive. He states all contributions were voluntary and denies making any such statement to any person, labeling the claim false and baseless.
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Rathdrum
Enamice
Coeur d'Alens
Tod
4. T. Carroll
Coeur d'Alens Lamber Company
Coeur d'Alene
Jehtest Foundation
Fustor
Frank Mill
Mier
White Authority
Hit
Prem 8
Rowd
Coeur @Alene
Coeur W Alene
Kootenai County
J. T. Carroll
Cora Alcor
Bryan Speaks to Thousands in Louisville Campaign Rally
William J Bryan drew thousands in Louisville Kentucky as he spoke after a long line of march through Phoenix Park. Supporters filled streets from the river to the park, with a mile long cortege and hours of enthusiastic ovations ending with a fifteen minute cheer at the park.
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Louirvelalt
William
Bryan
Ohio River
Loulaville
Han
New Albany
Ind
Tomleville
Birran
Phowuta Park
Phoenix Park
Dowstown
Phowent Park
Try. Au
M Waa
Cloudburst Kills 100 People Across Region
Severe cloudburst devastates Ola Ahawnem area with hundreds left homeless as creeks surge and bridges fail. Telegraph and telephone lines are down, hindering casualty and damage assessments, while residents seek safety from rising waters and widespread destruction.
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Tartibie
Kifurie
Houdod
Railways Coerce Employees Hit Vanderbilt Threats
William J. Bryan assailed Vanderbilt railroad leaders in Mount Vernon Ohio for alleged coercion against workers voting in the republican tilt. He condemned General Manager Van Wie View President Behal and others as engaging in intimidation. He warned the at polls wage coercion but framed it as a crime against the franchise.
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Mount Vernon
Ohio
aMclaix
Vanderbilt
Republicautest
William J. Bryan
van Wie
Behatl
Agates
Tryen
Fire in New York Tenement Causes Panic and Injuries
A large fire in a New York tenement spread rapidly this morning, trapping residents who fled windows. Dozens leaped to escape, sustaining non fatal injuries. charred bodies were found as investigators began clearing the scene.
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New York
Fires Claim Several Lives in Newburg Shipyard Explosion
In Newburg a deadly fire engulfed a ship under repair at the yards early today. The cause is unknown but suspected to be an explosion. The vessel carried 10 crew members, all trapped below decks as flames swept a largely wooden hull.
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Newburg
New York
Taft Campaigning in Cincinnati After Arrival
William H. Taft arrived in Cincinnati after a strenuous campaign tour. He planned to spend the day at the home of his brother, continuing his familiar itinerary and public appearances in the city.
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Mia Brotteer
Cincinnati
Oly
William H. Taft
Direct Primary Law Favored by Speakers at Meeting
Judge Stockslager and George Bil addressed a large audience on the direct primary issue, arguing it would curb party control and reduce lavish administration. Robert Mider introduced the speakers, Brockslager spoke on the need for reform, while Tennant urged national alignment with the party and cautioned against excess.
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C. Stockslager
Staten Senate
George ‘Bil
Ton
Robert Mider
Brockslager
Fred Direas
Eastway Simeion
Tenneaill
Retirement plan for massive mail service proposal in New York
An announcement from New York on October 21 states Southern Packs intends to retire a large mail system valued at 428.6 million dollars. Management says retirement could save about one million annually, but no final decision has been made on how to implement the retirement or adapt the mail service.
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Roy Calted
Fcatters
Maddle
New York
Max Dalls
Divorce petition filed in district court
Eugene K. Stowe files a divorce petition arguing division of assets and state treatment. Moger Wearne law firm represents the plaintiff.
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Eugene K. Stowe
Tate
Moger Wearne Lorney
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Ur Sum
Hengkeng Mell
Seumpaper
Frank
Louisville
Railways
Jurthrg
Menmy Wallace
Bey Wallans
Wallan
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