City challenges half fare rule for Seattle students
The Seattle Electric Co. must explain to Judge Gay why it refuses half fare rates for school children under age. The city contends the franchise sets two five cents fare for all students including university and private school pupils. The case seeks mandamus to enforce the policy.
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Maiden must say yes or no to marriage proposal
Edna M. Cooke sued Garnett Sparks for 10000 damages for breach of promise to marry. The circuit court ruled damages depend on an unequivocal yes from the woman. Cooke’s attorney withdrew after evidence showed she did not say yes but took the proposal for granted.
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Edna M. Cooke
Garnett Sparks
St. Louis
Sparks
Syrup of Figs Promises Gentle Liver and Bowel Cleanse
A period ad extols Syrup of Figs as a gentle remedy for biliousness and constipation. It claims to cleanse the liver bowels and stomach without gripe, urging parents to use the genuine Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna for children.
General Frederick Grant Dies Suddenl y
Major General Frederick Denton Grant, commander of the U S eastern division, died suddenly after a tongue cancer operation. He awoke choking and could not speak. Funeral arrangements unspecified, to be held soon. Grant was born May 30 1850 in St Louis and graduated West Point in 1871.
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Pennsylvania Primaries Seen As Taft's Key Test
Philadelphia April 12 politicians here say the Pennsylvania primary will decide the Republican nomination. Taft losses or a split delegation could doom his campaign while the state machine led by Senator Penrose presses for a Taft victory. Roosevelt or Hughes looms if Taft falters.
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Party factions trigger county central committee call
Democrats clash as executive members Murphy and Elford, described as Harmon standpatters, refuse to convene and a progressive rump meeting issues the call. Republicans face the opposite, with insurgent chairs Murphine and Tworoger organizing a meeting for tomorrow.
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County Central Committee
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Tworoger
Seattle Savings Bank Association Forms First U S Body
New banking group elected yesterday includes J B Chilberg president Scandi navian American Bank E Shor rock president Northwest Trust and Savings Bank G K Betts cashier American Savings Bank and Trust Co treasurer Their aim is to protect the interests of savings bank departments and it is described as the first organization of its kind in the United States.
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Scandinavian American Bank
E. Shorrock
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G. K. Betts
American Savings Bank and Trust Co
Seattle Savings Bank Association
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Bob Hodge Seeks Support In Puyallup From Longtime Friends
Former governor candidate Bob Hodge visited Puyallup this week and greeted old labor-era friends after 21 years apart. He aims to mobilize the district’s everyday voters, who he says will deliver a bumper vote and influence the race.
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Potlatch Week Ends With Mayor Cotterill Initiation
Mayor Cotterill was formally inducted into Potlatch customs by the Order of Lions at their new H. E. Orr building headquarters. The ceremony included a jokey pledge that he would ensure saloons stay open during Potlatch week.
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Meeting Called by Progressive Democrats at Frye Hotel
A call for a precinct meeting is issued for tomorrow afternoon at the Frye hotel. Signatories include seven executive committee members and 14 county central committee members led by Paul Land and R B Jones. Participating precinct men listed include Mayor Cotterill and Judge F A MacDonald among others.
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R. 8. Jones
I. P. Calhoun
J. F. Payne
C. P. Peterman
J. H. Hemer
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Bo Sweeney
C. R. Reynolds
Cotterill
Erickson
A. B. Ernst
Benj
F. Moore
Jh. F. Shields
A. H. Hepler
F. B. Wilson
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F. A. MacDonald
A. Smith
Daniel Parks
John E. Ostrom
Louis Gilbert
Mounted Scouts in State Militia Form New Unit
The Second Infantry, N. G. W., under Col. Wm. Inglis, will enlist a mounted scouts unit. Recruits must be experienced horsemen with fair knowledge of routine soldier duties.
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Commitment on Way for Hillman
The U S circuit court of appeals ordered Clarence D Hillman to custody of the U S marshal in Seattle to be taken to McNeil island penitentiary. Hillman, a millionaire promoter, was convicted of fraudulent use of the mails, sentenced to two years and months imprisonment and a $2000 fine. The Supreme Court decision, issued days ago, was officially received today.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Clarence D. Hilman
United States
Seattle
McNeil Island
Hillman
Supreme Court of the United States
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