Condemned Man Assaults Victim in County Office
Dr Waldo Richardson and King County hospital staff intervene as David McKenzie is restrained in the county commissioners' office. McKenzie struggles while being restrained by a large assailant and is heard yelling to stop the attack. The scene ends with the victim bleeding and attempting to surrender.
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Waldo Richardson
King County Hospital
David McKenzie
County Commissioners’ Office
McKenzie
Frank in Shadow of Scaffold Says He Is Wrong Man
In Atlanta Georgia on April 3 thousands of influential Americans press for a new trial for Leo M Frank, awaiting execution for the 13 year old Mary Phagan's murder. Frank maintains his innocence, cites his clean life, and urges mercy while his wife visits daily.
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Frank
Atlanta
Georgia
Leo M. Frank
Mary Phagan
Georgia Supreme Court
Supreme Court
South
Star
Wer
Gouid
Gary St Municipal Railway Sets March Earnings Record
The Gary st municipal railway in San Francisco posted March earnings of 53969.50, topping all prior months and beating October’s 58663.50. The Union st line earned 29715.10, over half the Geary st line’s total, though it is shorter and cheaper to operate.
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San Francisco
Gary St
Geary St
Community Leader Dies After Mad Dog Bite
Tacoma reports County Commissioner H. C. Martin died from a bite he received from a mad dog in Puyallup last week. He passed away today at Tacoma General Hospital.
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Tacoma
H. C. Martin
Puyallup
No Community of Thought Divorce Requests in Local Complaint
In a divorce filing Mrs. Anna B Nemitz accuses Rob ert H Nemitz of carrying a loaded revolver and threatening to kill them both on March 31. Edith E Wilcox reports a mutual mistake in her February 1913 marriage to Charlies H Wilcox, saying they had no shared outlook. Lena Gladys Hudson accuses Vern A Hudson of nonsupport.
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Anna B. Nemitz
Robert H. Nemitz
Edith E. Wilcox
Charlies H. Wilcox
Lena Gladys Hudson
Vern A. Hudson
Alt house Placer Mining Co President Dies by Suicide
Arnold Becker, president of the Alt house Placer Mining Co with operations on Althouse creek near Holland, committed suicide last night by shooting. Officials cite broken health as the probable cause.
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Grants, Pass, Or
Arnold Becker
Althouse Placer Mining Co
Althouse Creek
Holland
Brotherhood of Men binds three donors to the dying Bradshaw
In a Seattle hospital a German laborer Brother Herman donates blood to Bradshaw, saving his life through a transfusion. Joe, an Americanized Russian, also offers strength after losing his own blood. The three men, all deemed members in good standing of the Brotherhood of Men, share a rare bond as the operation proceeds.
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United Brotherhood of Bull-peddlers of America
Brotherhood of Men
Bradshaw
Herman
W. C. Spiedel
KE. P. Pick
Joe
Tam
Seattle
THE
Old Man Claims Hospital Staff Stole His Purse
A Bod, 86, says in Seattle county offices that hospital staff took his purse and kept $3. He arrived at the county poor farm with $3.35 after eight days of abuse and detention. He, a French engineer by training, now lives in a shack near Sixth Avenue.
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A. Bod
Bod
Rod
Seattle
Pike
Richardson
Detective Al Humphrey Charged With Accepting Bail Offset
Lucile Fleming files suit in Justice Brown's court alleging former city morals squad detective Al Humphrey took $25 from her to reduce bail from $50 to $25 after arrest. The complaint cites a pattern of accepting money orders and other valuables from women he arrested. Case returnable April 16.
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al Humphrey
City Morals Squad
Justice Brown
Lucile Fleming
Glenn Hoover
Tattooed bandit identified in Olson murder case
John Freeman, wounded companion of Tony Olson, positively identified Charlies Hopkins as the man who killed Olson near McMurray Washington and injured Freeman. A jail photograph of Hopkins was recognized by Freeman, who has recovered enough to discuss the case with authorities.
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MT. Vernon
Wash
Charlies Hopkins
Tony Olson
McMurray
John Freeman
Olson
Freeman
McMurray Hospital
Sheriff Wells
al G
Teachers board to raise salaries for grade teachers
The Grade Teachers' club urged the board of education to increase the annual maximum from $1,100 to $1,200, citing Los Angeles and Berkeley as examples. The complaint noted a disparity between high school and grade teacher pay and the board will consider the request.
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Board of Education
Los Angeles
Berkeley
Land
Hos
Palace Clothing Co Big sale opens tomorrow at 10
The Palace Clothing Co starts a large sale of clothing hats shoes and furnishings with rare bargains. Full details and prices appear in today's Star page 2 advertisement.
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Dr. Richardson
Diana Dillpickles
Mar
Brotherhood of Man
Fred L. Boalt
Brother Herman
Hopkins
Myatt School
Vng
Hyatt-Flowella_ taining
the Palace Clothing CO
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