Indictment Overturned In Furth Franchises Case
Judge Bell sustains a demurrer in the Furth electric franchise fraud case, ruling the indictment fails to state a crime. Attorneys Preston and Carr argued future false pretenses cannot constitute crime. the court held the alleged false pretense concerned post passage use of the franchise and did not fit law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Preston
Carr
Uhetr
Bell
Preston and
Reli
Ita
Bhuffieton
Workingmen Theme of Address on Nation and Labor
The article describes a public appearance and speeches focusing on labor issues, agricultural workers, and wage relations. It highlights discussions on irrigation acts, support for farmers, meat industry efforts, child labor laws, and the need for better employer worker understanding and arbitration to prevent strikes. The piece emphasizes federal and state measures aiding farmers and the aim of humane, practical labor relations.
Be President Decora Draws Crowds at Soux Falls
The crowd gathers in Soux Falls to witness Be President Decora as excur and crowding themes appear. Attendees report early arrivals and active voices from Test, with discussions touching on water problems and local concerns during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla
Decora
Is Ork
Officials Are Arraigned in Superior Court
Police John Sullivan and Justices Fr. R. George and George A. Piper, plus others, were indicted by a grand jury at the superior court. Padden the county treasurer faced embezzlement charges. his attorney demurred but was overruled. Padden pleaded not guilty and sought an early trial, with arraignments including Thomas J. Conv dine, Frank Clancy, Mose Goldsmith, and a list of petty offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sullivan
Justeece
R. George
George A. Piper
P. P. Padden
TF. Whittieeey
Arbitration board is now complete
The Western WA labor union selects Mr Powell as the best member of the new arbitration board set to settle differences with the company. The board, including James R. Moore, begins labors soon with hopes for a quick agreement. Rioting at Georgetown linked to non union rowdies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eeCel Carmen
Hei
Pmifastemer Jamesy Teen Choeen
Ae Ita Spm
Hickman Moore
Powell
Western
Seattle
Ballard
Georgetown
Neighbors’ Chickens Clutter Yard in Grievous Complaint
A letter to the police describes neighbors failing to contain their chickens. The writer recounts that the birds invaded his yard while he was away, damaging flower beds and making the garden look as if a whirlwind had struck it. He urges police to command the neighbors to keep the chickens at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee
Forrest
Speckert Seeks New Trial In Guilty Verdict
A. J. Speckert attorney for Zennon Champoux petitions Superior Court for a new trial claiming four jurors misunderstood court instructions. He alleges jurors were unduly influenced by foreman J. Bowen, a justice of the peace, and that jurors refused to affidavits about misunderstandings.
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J. Bowen
Funeral for John E Lamb Killed in Fort Casey Accident
Funeral services were held yesterday for John B Lamb killed in a Fort Casey accident. The Eagles Ball sponsored the ceremony and interment was at Mount Pleasant cemetery lodge lot. D K Gavis 16 Dead DD. K. Devis, aged 19 years, died at 140 Thirtyond Avenue, caregiver Mrs J P Kelly. Davie, a member of Keight Templar, was born in Vermont and moved to the city last September. Butterworth & Son arranged burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Lamb
Fort Casey
Eagles
Mount Pleasant Cemetery
DD. K. Devis
Mra
J .P. Kelly
Thirtyond Avenue
Tr. Davie
Vermont
Butterworth & Sone
Postponed trial in infanticide case of Nellie Underwood
The Superior Court trial of Nellie Underwood for infanticide was postponed by Judge Well until Monday due to ill health. Prosecutor Boott and John B Hart plan to proceed but delay may extend. Underwood’s husband Paul Underwood has been convicted and sentenced to 16 years. his appeal to the Supreme Court is pending. The state may not favor another continuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Underwood
Well
Boott
John B Hart
Gort
Aberdeen
Paul Underwood
Demonstration in Belgrade Ends in Bloodshed
Vienna dispatch reports shop assistants apprentices and messengers led by students rallied against police regulations last night. Troops fired on the crowd, leaving five dead and sixteen wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Belgrade
Taggeblatt
Trust Gives Poor Service Reform Promised After May
In Parliament Postmaster General Chamberlain acknowledged slow mail service since American lines began. He said a low quality of service existed but promised remedy after May 5 with the introduction of fast steamers running on a regular schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Chamberlain
Chinese forged certificate arrest at coma by inspectors
A Chinese man with a forged certificate was arrested Saturday night by Immigration Inspectors Fisher Delaney and Brinker. The fake document, said to be formed by former United States Commissioner McGetrick of New York, indicates he fled the country in January 1901, while certificates tied to him continue to be sold by others in possession of Celestial buyers.
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Fisher and Delaney
Brinker
United States
Tower McGetrick
New York
Wetrick
Notting ham Letter Confirms Sailor Vessel Damage
The report from the Charles B. Moody earlier alleging a schooner named William Nottingham seen off Cape Plattery with a missing fore-top mast is confirmed. The Nottingham arrived in San Francisco from Ballard with a missing fore-topmast and minor damages.
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Charles B. Moody
Globe Navigation Company
William Nottingham
Cape Plattery
Maritime
Bxchan
Nottingham
San Francisco
Ballard
Assault and Robbery of Young Man Near Home
Merrill Pord, a resident of WM Highteenth avenue, was assaulted and robbed near his home. A thug struck him, took 14.70 and other items, including a knife, and fled down the street. Ford reported the incident to his parents and later to the police after recovering from the blow and retrieving his hat with his brother and dog’s help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Pord
Highteenth Avenue
Ice
Ford
City Council Split on Enforcing Open Vice Policy
Interviews with most council members show willingness to pressure mayor and police chief to enforce the law against open vice and to possibly remove officers if lax. Several members urge restraint or defer to the executive, while some advocate strong action to curb tenderloin and gambling in the town.
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Eity
Humes
Star
Edief
Polles
Willarm Murphy
Couteel
Altnaugh
Pelies
J. B. Crich
Pete Aneaen Tate Meottem
Aleo
Ecouncil
Tesue 1
Clewest Police Regulationa
Rinehart
Ecouncilman
Opinien
Wibceen
Tony
Elisa Ang Mureaay
Elf
Nude
John Taylor
Mullen
Fifth Ward
First Avenue
North Beattie
Firzpatrick
FIGHTING FOR POWER IN SANTO DOMINGO
News from Santo Domingo reports Horacio Vasquez seizing power and ousting Juan Jiminez after a revolution. American officials confirm military action as marines land to protect interests and the situation remains volatile in the Caribbean republic.
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Santo Domingo
Washington
D. C
Turner
Hayti
Turkets
Vasques
Hard Luck S Sweeps Slip By In Double Play
April 6 reports show S/SWASHES in hard luck with Zeigler’s costly error costing Seattle two wins against Oakland. Morning 6 4 loss, afternoon 6 4 loss, Seattle shut out in Saturday game. Also Los Angeles beats Portland 4 2, Sacramento tops San Francisco 4 1, continuing uneven results across early schedule.
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Ban Francisco
Oakland
Secrestinn Park
Ziegler
Seattle
Sacramento
the Sanatora
San Franciaca
Fragmented OCR shows partial sports box score data
Incomplete lines report teams and scores with win loss figures and numeric totals. Specific team names and context are unreadable due to damage.
Kateer Galled for Kiel Today
The Kateer galled for Kiel is scheduled today in AGEN with details limited in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AGEN
Kiel
John Leroy Pakes Himself in Alaska Tragedy
News reports the death by self-inflicted action of John Leroy Pakes at Chicken Creek in Forty Mile district Alaska. The 43 year old man reached Skagway yesterday aboard the City of Beattie while temporarily insane. He left a brother in Behenectady New York and a sister in Mull Ontario.
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John Ler
Miner
Chicken Creek
Leonard seeks return after desertion from battalion
A man named Leonard appears at a guardhouse night after deserting from his battalion and pleads to be sent back to duty, showing concern for freedom while officials consider his case.
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John H. Leonard
Leonard
Hewdduertera
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Thompson Furniture Company, Inc
Children’s Norfolk Suits
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Adams & Blanchard
Clothiers
Second Ave
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