Will Leaves Estate To Widow After Fatal Fall
The will of Attorney Bamford Robb was filed in probate court Friday. He died after falling eight stories from his office in the Lowman building Monday night. The document bequeaths all real and personal property except $1,000 and his watch and chain to his widow. The will also leaves $1,000 to his sister Abigail L. Robb and the watch and chain to his brother John R. Robb.
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Robb
Lowman
Abigail L. Robb
John R. Robb
M Ardle Charges Daggett Stir in Olympia
Olympia April 7 The state inspection bureau has stirred controversy by accusing Floyd A Daggett chairman of the industrial insurance commission of overclaiming hotel expenses. Representative L D McArdle a reform Republican asserts the report is biased while Daggett a Democrat says the $200 discrepancy over two years reflects uncharged meals and incidental costs.
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L. D. McArdie
State Bureau of Inspection
Floyd A Daggett
Industrial Insurance Commission
McArdle
Daggett
Ised McArdle
Inspection Bureau
Public Ownership League Set To Meet Friday Night
A meeting of the Public Ownership League will be held Friday night at the Labor Temple at o'clock. Members of the Nonpartisan League will speak and action will be taken on referendum measures.
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Public Ownership League
Labor Temple
Nonpartisan League
Tailor Awarded 300 For Windstorm Wire Injury
Carl Murray a tailor of 633 Queen Anne Ave and his wife were riding after a windstorm when a downed city electric light wire struck Murray under the chin. In Judge Tallman’s court Friday a jury awarded him 300 for pain from the incident.
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Carl Murray
Queen Anne Ave
North End
Murray
Firefighters Missed Upstairs Blaze At 809 Spruce St
Police report that firemen misheard a call at midnight and searched upstairs for flames before discovering the fire was downstairs in a locked room. Investigators probe possible incendiary cause at the residence owned by Mrs. T. J. Wiggine and occupied by Mrs. Nancy Shaw with damage pegged at $500.
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Spruceast
T. J. Wiggine
Nancy Shaw
Thieves steal 43 gallons of wood alcohol in Renton Hill raid
Thieves broke into the Renton Hill pharmacy storehouse at 14th Ave and Madison St and took 43 gallons. If consumed as a drink the city could resemble Verdun outskirts by night.
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Seattle
Verdun
Renton Hill Pharmacy
14Th Ave
Madison St
Minister on trial for subornation of perjury
Rev. George Kindrel faces a late Friday trial in superior court charged with subornation of perjury. The accusation stems from a minor girl allegedly married after he induced another man to swear she was of legal age.
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George Kindrel
Thinger Found Dead on OW. R. & N. Train Near Kamela
Adolf Fr. Thinger, a salesman for Parrott McIntyre Co of Chicago, died suddenly on an Oregon, Railroad and Navigation Co. train near Kamela in the Blue Mountains. The body was recovered at Pendleton Oregon after the train halted.
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Ore
Adolf Fr. Thinger
Parrott-McIntyre Co
Chicago
Thinger
Kamela
Blue Mountains
Battle near Aguas Calientes details from U S Army report
American forces repelled a Villista band near a valley southeast of Batuchena, catching them in a camp while they rested. Col Brown led a charge with the Ninth Cavalry, killing many, wounding survivors, and driving the others into the grass and canyons. Manuel Baca was reported among the slain.
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Columbus
N. M
Aguas Calientes
Bachineva
U. S
Col. Erwin
San Geronimo
Col Brown
Pellmell
San Antonio Canyon
Manuel Baca
Villa'a Leutenant
Vocational Work Wanted in Army
Washington April 7 Hoke Smiths amendment to the Chamberlain army bill provides 75 hours a month vocational training for enlisted men. The senate nearly adopted the plan as an incentive for men to join the army. The senate also adopted Brandeis resolution asking the judge advocate general for opinion on whether a federalized militia would be unconstitutional.
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Washington
Hoke Smith
Senate
H Brandesee
Judge Advocate General
Belgian Woman Executed by Dutch Court Martial
Amsterdam reports Mile. Petit a Belgian woman was executed by order of a court martial on treason charges. The Echo Belge published the item.
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Amsterdam
Petit
Echo Belge
Conference in Seattle Draws State Founders and Ink Dealers
Paper and ink dealers engravers and binders from across the state will gather in Seattle on Friday for a conference. The session begins at 7 p m at the Commercial Club. Mrs. Rosalie Vitale of Yonkers N Y plans to undergo her 98th surgical operation in nine years.
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Seattle
Commercial Club
Rosalie Vitale
Yonkers, N
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