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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1913
Page
5
In Hyde Park 10 000 protesters mobbed suffragettes as General Flora Drummond spoke from a wagon. Miss Drummond and a successor faced missiles clogs oranges and mud with hats cloaks ripped and blows landing as police evacuated the scene.
The supreme court ordered the removal from office of three Hugone well city councilmen after charges filed by Mrs. Ella Wilson the town's woman mayor. The court found them guilty of wilful misconduct in office and persistent failure to perform duties.
Six thousand shirt waist and dressmakers in Boston secure a settlement after a strike. The agreement satisfies most of the principal claims of the garment workers in the city.
A Sunday New York East Side theft nets the city’s largest haul in years. Pawnbrokers Martin Simons & Sons report $200000 in jewelry and $50000 in negotiable securities stolen via a tunnel from a neighboring Eldridge street building into the vault. The thieves bypassed alarms and used sawed flooring to enter the 12 foot high vault.
John J Hartigan patrolman, acting as agent for high police officials, was found guilty of perjury. He bribed witnesses to leave the state as part of the district attorney's crackdown on corruption in the police department.
Federal court in St Louis abandons a proposed preferential traffic agreement between the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific for the Benicia cutoff from Oakland to Sacramento. Attorneys and the Attorney General must devise a new plan to implement the dissolution decree of the Supreme Court.
Bow Leung gunmen blamed after three coast incidents. In Portland two are dead and one wounded with victims Lam Foon Chung Ah Gong Hing Man. In Seattle three including Chin On, Chin Yin of Hop Sing and W G Yan of Hip Sing are wounded. In San Francisco Louis Jin of Nop Sing is killed by a Bing Kong member.
A list of brief items from Washington state notes: Spo kane selects Pow Wow meaning big talk for June carnival. Little Falls residents seek gubernatorial veto of senate bill 310 renaming the town Vader. jewelry store theft in Olympia. police use stop watches in Walla Walla. other state updates include military commissions, travel feats, fires, rail electrification, fatal blasts, tax and budget disputes, court actions, and fisheries trends in Grays Harbor.
In Whatcom County Washington a juvenile court notice announces a March 12 1913 filing alleging Fred Brown is an abandoned child and a May 12 1913 hearing before Judge William H. Pemberton to determine dependency. The hearing aims to decide if the child should be committed to the Washington Children's Home Society. Attorney H C Thompson represents the administrator at 405 406 Sunset Building Bellingham.
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