William T. Scott Dies in Juneau Alaska
William T. Scott, prominent North Pacific coast lawyer and assistant U S attorney for Alaska's third district, died in Sister Hospital Juneau of acute pneumonia. A former Seattle resident born October 30 1846 he had practiced law in Indiana Nebraska and Washington and served as York County prosecuting attorney and Nebraska state legislator. Funeral plans were to ship the body to Beattie. court adjourned upon news.
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Wiliam Z. Scott
North Pacific Coast
United States
Third District
Alaska
Juneau
Scot
Fm Juvras
Valdes
Uta
Colt
Thomas Eashier
They
Charles Scott
Aesidant Tn Corporation
Calhoun Boost
Mackintosh
Seattle
Hinwife
Mr. Scott
Beattie
Humboldt
William T. Scott
Union County
Indiana State University
Harrison County
Indiana
York County
Neb
Nebraska
Scott
James G. Blaine
Masonic
Boylston
Two Boys Drown In Lake Tragedy Near Shore
Evens and Kauteon, boys from Lowie Route, drowned while boating near Seagoe. A gust capsized their paddle craft. Leonard Glhwon rescued Evans but Kauteon sank in eighteen feet of water, his body found yards from the shore.
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Rauteen
Bor
Evane
Kauteon
Leonard Glhwon
Evens
Evans
Kanteon
Bie
Caer
Seag
Ee Tive
Post Ballard
Riot Clashes Prompt Call for Troops to End Disorder
Rioting erupts as striking workers clash with police and strikebreakers in Curster. Ten wounded. authorities threaten governor callout if disorder continues. Also notes Prof Newton N Riddell to speak Friday on Heredity and Pre Natal Culture at the Tabernacle to aid a church group.
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Newton N. Riddell
Tabernacle
Fifth Av
Union At
Beattie and Portland Clearing Totals
Beattie totals show clearings of PL 142,80117 with balances of 276,878.28 negative and today’s clearings at 714,962. Portland records clearing today of 3,564,791 with a balance of 200,194.
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Beattie
Portland
Robber Killings After Bold Willamette River Robberies
Portland police say a series of night robberies on both sides of the Willamette ended with Patrolman Charles D. Henson shooting and killing Eddie Ives. Henson was wounded, and fellow robber Frits Rathke was wounded and captured after exchanges with Patrolman 8 D Vesesey.
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Portland
Ore
Willamette River
Charles D. Henson
Eddie Ives
Frits Rathke
D Vesesey
Auto Victims Improve After Bridge Crash Near Holgate
Miss Elna Kenny among injured when a bioutomobile driven by Charles A Peplow general manager of Hammond Moling company plunged from a bridge near Holgate. Kenny was moved home at 626 Broadway N. Mrs Mila Howard with fractured skull remains in critical condition. J K Smith president of Washington Grain and Milling Spokane branch suffers multiple fractures and may need amputation. D Armstrong of Perry Flour Tacoma has a broken right leg and is resting easily. Miss Sadie Gleason and Miss Frances Stevens remain at Providence hospital. J O Neill Seattle Grain office chief Bee A Peplow able to be treated today.
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Elna Kenny
Charles A. Peplow
Hammond Moling Company
Holgate
Broadway N
Mila Howard
J. K. Smith
The
Washington Grain and Milling
Phapang
Apokane
Tennial Milling Company
Thie TV
D. Armatrong
Mperry Flour Company
Tacoma
Sadie Gleason
Frances Stevens
Providence Hospital
J. O'Neill
Seattle Grain Company
Spokane
Bee A. Peplow
Bankers Accused of Being Bought in Aldrich Bill Clash
Alfred O. Crozier, noted financial writer from Wilmington Del, testifies before the House banking committee that members of the currency commission of the American Bankers association were bought by Wall Street to compromise on the Aldrich financial bill. He accuses the financial world of plans to trigger a money panic and ruin credit and prices across industries. President Roosevelt meets with currency commission members afterward.
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United Press
Washington
Alfred O. Croeter
Witurington
Del
House Committee On Banking
Currency Commission
American Hawkers Association
Wall
Aldrich
House
Croaler
Crosier
Hoonevelt
The
Aerican Bankers’ Association
Admits Attempt at Blackmail in Oregon Court
Louise Gaertner admits attempting blackmail over a 1968 boiling water incident with Mrs. Lauter, asking 5000. Gaertner says she paid 4.06 for injuries. Lauter alleges permanent lameness and ongoing damages. Trial in Justice George's court reveals Manard offered 25 monthly for three years in another custody dispute.
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Louise Gaertner
Marie Lauter
Lauter
Mra Lanter
Lanter
T. Manard
Laing
T. Menard
Justice George's Court
Manard
Laoilie Manard
Jay Alien
Mra Manard
Sailors Celebrate in San Diego Harbor Festivities
In San Diego crowds welcomed sailors and Marines on leave with pageantry and fireworks. The event featured barge races and a public display as 50,000 visitors gathered to applaud naval service and vow support for more guns and ships.
Police Seek 10 Arrest Mashers In City War
A Humane Society delegation urged Mayor Miller to appoint two plainclothes officers to wage a crackdown on mashers and other drinkers. Acting Chief Ward will be directed to implement the crackdown and Mayor Miller agreed to pursue the measure.
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The
Humane Society
Mary B. Martin
Harry
Frederick Kroger
Miller
Ward
Mashers
Batth
Ubat End
Rifle Shot Leads to Discovery
Laborers Jack London and Francia Wilson were arrested in a Grand Pacific hotel room after a rifle discharge and a search uncovered four revolvers a rifle ammunition masks and a red eye hole handkerchief. They claimed self defense and had been in Seattle months. Police booked them after confiscating weapons. The loot matched recent local robberies.
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Riffe
Jack London
Francia Wilson
Grand Pacific Hotel
Firetav
Senecast
Griffith
Holland
London
Wilson
Seattle
Campbell
Greenleaf
Westernay
Pike
Sint Fer
Falcon
Ten Days Grace for Unlicensed Dentists
Unlicensed dentists in the city have ten days to pay 1000 fines, with April 24 as the deadline set after a notice on April 14. Deputy Prosecuting Attorney John H. Perry warns arrests and jail if unpaid, stressing the funds go to the county school fund. Mayor Miller to throw first ball in Seattle Butte opener. rest day for local team before next day big game.
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John H. Perry
Prosecuting Attorney's Office
Perry
John F. Miller
Seattle Butte
Dugdale
Seattle
Intercept Man Who Kidnapped Son Tracked Across Cities
Detectives in St Louis Denver and Oakland pursue George Hagist a man from Seattle accused of kidnapping his own son after luring his ex wife to Oakland. Hagist fled toward Florida with the boy while Mrs Hagist had custody and later divorced him. Oakland police and the grandfather Mark Bertelson coordinate efforts to recover the child.
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St. Louis
George Hasist
Boy
Oakland
Cal
George Hagin
Seattle
Florida
Mark Bertelson
Haglet
Denver
Hagiat
Hagiet
Hwist
Hagist
New Pay Strike Reported Near Fort Davie Beach
NOME Alaska April 16 a new pay strike occurred on the coast between Fort Davie and the third beach line Two cable yards of dirt yielded 26 dollars. A large force of men will be set to work to crease cut the pay hoping to find a new streak A new strike has been reported from the smoke and scores are rushing there.
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United Press
Nome
Alaska
Fort Davie
Strike in Telegraphers Movement Spreads to Cities
The Commercial Telegraphers union plans a national strike on June 1 if Western Union does not restore the wagon in effect. Locals in Chicago announced resolutions to quit, including San Francisco Local 8, Los Angeles Local 38, Montreal Local 49, Atlanta Local 60, Milwaukee Local 2, Pittsburgh Local 6, Memphis Local 12, Albany Local 39, Hamilton Ontario Local 112, Winnipeg Manitoba Local 30, with New York Local 16 first to endorse.
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United States
Western Union Telegraph Company
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Chicago
San Francisco
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Montreal
Atlanta
Milwaukee
Pittsburg
Memphis
Albany
Hamilton
Ont
Winnipex
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Commercial Union
Extraordinary wedding in Astoria amid a funeral
In Astoria on April 16, the daughter of C. W. Carnahan, late collector of customs, wed Harry Behanna beside her father’s casket. The ceremony proceeded as planned despite the groom and bride’s shared loss, the wedding date having been set before the illness.
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Astoria
Ore
C. W. Carnahan
Harry Behanna
Mr. Carnahan
Primaries in Oregon spark predictions on state ballot
Portland’s Daily Journal canvass suggests 55 members of the next legislature will support State Measure No. 1. Multnomah county likely to back it entirely. The U.S. Senate race between Judge Cake and Senator Fulton intensifies with Heney’s campaign criticized as a possible boomerang. Franc ia J. Heney says he will not return to Oregon for the election after the primaries.
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Portland
Ore
Portland Evening Journal
Multnomah County
United States Senate
Cake
Fulton
Heney
Fultonites
Francia J. Heney
Oregon
Hayes Warns Japan Threat Tops War Risk
Washington April 16 Rep Hayes of California declared that somebody must whip Japan and warned the United States faces a looming war threat as Japan readies ships and spends about 100 million annually. He did not explain what prompted his sensational remark.
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United Press
Washington
Japan
Rep
Hayes
California
White House
United States
Boy Thief on Trial in Juvenile Court
Earl Barber known as the Chicago Kid, alleged to have helped himself to 100 pounds of pig tin from a Great Northern dock freight car. He claims liquor impairment and amnesia. confronts charges tied to Francis Ruussell and Bert Harris. Barber held in county jail under juvenile court, with both parents dead.
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Earl Barber
Chicago
Booth St. Paul
A. W. Frater
Superior Court
Great Northern Docks
Young Harber
Liqouer
Francis Ruussell
Sheeny Davis
Expressman
Alaska
Ing Company
Bert Harris
John Bannon
O'Keefe
Harris
Barber
Man sought in attack on Miss Coffin in broad daylight
Miss Alice Coffin reports being choked cut and slashed by L B Wright at 8:25 pm on 12th avenue North after rejecting his marriage proposal. Wright, 24, fled as a crowd gathered. Police scoured the area and have orders to arrest him on sight.
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Alice Coffin
Broadway N
L. B. Wright
Miss Coffin
Wright
Av. N
Harrison
Thomas
Grace Collard
11Th Av. N
Savin
Joe Thomas
Jack King
Broadway
East Priest
Oregon Desperado Killed by Senator Fulton
Francis J. Heney on a hunt for Fulton's scalp while in Oregon, Senator Charles W. Fulton shoots desperado Chase Wilbur at Seaside after Wilbur killed Sheriff Williams and wounded Deputy Lammers. Fulton subdues Wilbur, retrieves a rifle, then fires twice, fatally wounding Wilbur as the constable guards the scene.
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United Press
Portland
Ore
Francis J. Heney
Arizona
U.S
Charles W. Fulton
Heney
Fulton
Oregon
Chase Wilbur
Seaside
Wilbur
Jack Williams
Jake Lammers
Lfe
West
Williams
Lammers
Drowned liquor dealer and cousin die in lake accident
In Chicago on April 16 Joseph Sachsel a wholesale liquor dealer and his cousin Arthur Freud were drowned when a small boat capsized in Lake Michigan. Sachsel's wife and Freud's four sisters witnessed the tragedy as the boat gate failed.
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United Press
Chicago
Joseph Sachsel
Arthur Freud
Lake Michigan
Sachsel
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