Not Guilty Of Robbery By Assault In District Court
On motion by District Attorney Baker the court discharged Frank Hall and John Kane who faced robbery by assault charges. Arrested near Saiway night on complaints by Ignacio Morales, the discharge followed a habeas corpus proceeding. A discharge was also granted for Noah Gar charged with assault to murder, filed by Ne Ortiz.
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Baker
Thirty-Seventh
Frank Hall
John Kane
Kane
Hall
Ben Fisk
Ignacio Moreales
Praught
Noah Gar
Ne Ortiz
Imprisonment Plea Brings Damage Suit
Edward H. Cowley files a damage suit against Kisshell and Alani Printing Co alleging false arrest. He claims $5000 humiliation damages and $37.50 actual damages after a 1908 arrest on a sheep hide theft charge, confined two days and one night before dismissal.
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Mart
Edward H. Cowley
Star
Kisshell
Alani Printing Company
Cowley
Justice of the Peace
Joseph Umecheid
Divorce Suits Filed In Two District Courts
Fifty seventh district court lists Panchila G. Flanagan versus James W. Flanagan Steve L Wilent versus Wright Augusta Murrey versus a Murray. Thirty seventh district court grants divorce yesterday. Preseilinan H de Gonzales to Simon Gonzales.
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Fifty-seventh District Court
Panchila G. Flanagan
James W. Flanagan
Steve L. Wilent
Wright
Augusta Murrey
A Murray
Thirty-Seventh District
Preseilinan
H. de Gonzales
Simon Gonzales
Payne Bill Seen As House to Senate Chewing by Aldrich
Washington writer Gilson Gardner reports that the Payne tariff bill will be revised by the Senate's Aldrich committee, with a hidden real bill prepared in Aldrich's room. Public debate will be limited as lawmakers anticipate changes by conference and political maneuvering shaping the final measure.
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Aldrich
Gilson Gardner
Washington, J
House
Senate
Nelson W. Ald
Howe
House of Representatives
Gamion
Payne
John Calwell
Jim Lenen
Standard On Co
Taft
Aldrich Wil
Payne-Aldrich Hill
Sbig
Lie Horse
Cannon
Duty Changes Spark Tariff Drift Across Goods
The text outlines broad tariff shifts affecting coal ranges and colors, bitumen and naphthalene used for street road surfaces, and cylindrical components of Porthaid. Increased duties apply to watches and components, paper products including wallpaper, split pens figs and lemons, stockings, and spices from red pepper to pimente. A debate on taxing coffee versus inheritances looms, with Aldrich and Cannon weighing in on who pays and how lab pay and Payne bill revisions may alter policy.
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Bitunten
Naphalian
Porthaid
Coment Trust
Tell of
Chicago
Watch Trust
Paper
Aldrich
Master Akin Arrives at 628 Pin Street Family Hosts
Mr and Mrs Oc reinlisting celebrate the arrival of a son named Fon. The event marks the family’s joy as relatives gather at the Pin Street home to welcome the newborn.
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Pin Street
Clark makes his speech on tariff reform
Missouri Democrat Una Clark argues against the Payne bill in a crowded hearing room. The plan would place duties on lumber and coal, with a 50 percent cut on duties and free reciprocity provisions. supporters seek a records vote on schedules amid opposition from Reps who favor free timber and reduced tariffs.
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Hington
Marybill
Una Clark
Missouri
Payne
Hee
Diamond bedecked negress in court row over theft charge
Etta Brown, described as a negress, faced charges after a disturbance near Center Street when a man testified he heard her speak of presiding over a case. Police intervened as a confrontation ensued with the accuser. A preliminary hearing followed with both sides charged.
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Etta Brown
Willy
Titus
Jeter
Asa
Negres
Nolier
Marriage Licenses Admitted for Several Couples
Willam Go Wentian. Candelario Santos and Salone Kohis. J. 7 Levailla and Cora CG. Bourra. Welma de la Fuentes and Charlotte Fernandez. Elm and Carrie.
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Willam Go Wentian
Candelario Santos
Salone Kohis
Levailla
Cora CG. Bourra
Welma de la Fuentes
Charlotte Fernandez
Elm
Carrie
Even Toothless Dogs Court Case Sets City Dog Rules
A Corporation Court ruling held a dog owner cannot allow a dangerous dog in a neighbor’s yard. Judge Buckley fined $10 and ordered two dogs moved or killed within six hours. Witnesses described dogs biting people. the owner claimed one dog was old and toothless. The case arose after John Wrak’s complaint near Pow Seasons restaurant.
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Tinich
Buckley
MeMueglin
Corporation
John Wrak
Pow Seasons Restorant
Hwo
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East Commerce Street
Master Akin
Boxar Dog Co
Clark
Corporation Court
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Nira
Walter J. Lister
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Dr. Bulla
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Bell Cearly
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