Judge Humphries Holds Riotous Morning in Court
In Judge Humphries court the Gust case dominates a crowded room with socialists and I W W members. Gust’s attorney Saulsberry clashes with the judge while the judge jokes about standing on his head if the supreme court says so and recalls decades of speech making for venues and halls.
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Gust
Salusberry
Humphrey
Humphries
Brother Soulsberry
Hails
Supreme Court
Saulsberry
Saulaberry
Titus
Fourth
Westlake
Price
Millard Price
Steele
Blethen
Pennants Coupon No 34 Offer in The Seattle Star
Coupon No 34 allows readers with any four consecutive coupons clipped from The Star to claim a 65 cent pennant by presenting them at The Seattle Star office with 15 cents. California pennants out now, Alaska pennants to be released next Monday. Pennants available by mail with 5 cents extra per pennant. bring or mail to The Seattle Star 1307 Seventh Ave near Union St.
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Star
California
Alaska
Seattle Star
Seventh Ave
Union St
Government should mine Alaska coal urges Gen Chittenden
Gen Chittenden backs a federal development plan to open Alaska coal fields and resources. He argues the government can do the work more efficiently and honestly than private interests and urges Seattle support while suggesting the PoinDEXTER bill may need changes. If coal exists, the government should extract it.
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Alaska
Seattle
Latona Mill destroyed by fire at Latona area
A fire at 4 am destroyed the Latona Mill Company mill on First Ave N E and Northlake and the 40th Ave bridge, threatening nearby homes. Firemen battled flames for over an hour and the damage is about 20000 dollars. The Latona mill is owned by Robert Wilson with offices in the Henry building.
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Latona Mill Company
Av. N. E
Northlake
Latona
Robert 8. Wilson
Henry Building
Victoria Carnival Draws Thousands From Puget Sound
Thousands flock to Victoria for the annual carnival with motor boat and yacht races flower show band concerts naval and military sports aeroplane flights bowling tournaments cricket and tennis matches and a newspapermen s pow wow. Special excursions run from Seattle Tacoma and other Puget Sound cities to Victoria.
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Victoria
B. CG
Seattle
Tacoma
Puget Sound
Jurors Selected for White Slave Trial in San Francisco
The Diggs case resumes before U S District Judge Van Fleet as jurors are drawn. Early interrogations show ten of twelve jurors are married men, with two single men excused amid expected completion of the panel. In Portland, Rudolph Schwab and his wife Mary Behwab are jailed on disorderly conduct charges for inflammatory I W W remarks.
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Reno
Nevada
Mises Marsha Warrington
U. S
Wm. C. van Fleet
H. B. Robhin
Philip S. Woolsey
Roth
Diges
Woolsey
Oakland
Diggs
Portland
Rudolph Schwab
Mary Behwab
Furnished Rooms Sublets Offer Weekly Rent Savings
It is almost impossible to estimate how much money is spent on rent for furnished rooms each week. The money goes to thrifty people who sub let spare rooms to agreeable tenants to reduce living expenses. If you have an unused room rent it through Star Want ads in the Furnished Rooms column.
Auto Truck Fire Rages Down Virginia Street
An auto truck owned by Lowman & Hanford Co. caught fire yesterday afternoon on Virginia Street near Second Avenue. The driver and delivery man jumped clear as flames engulfed the vehicle. It ran wild until stopping at Seventh Ave, narrowly missing a streetcar and striking a Suess Glass Co. truck, knocking its driver from the seat.
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Lowman & Hanford Co
Virginia St
Second Ay
Seventhay
Suess Glass Co
Dr Sun Yat Sen Flies Toward Tokio After Rebelawn Fall
Dispatches report Dr Sun Yat Sen recognizing the rebellion’s collapse, fleeing Canton and heading to Tokyo seeking refuge in Formosa. The item notes Sun’s loss of control and his movement amid the Yuan Shikai presidency crisis.
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Hy United Press
Tokio
Canton
Sun Yat Sen
Yuan Shikai
Formosa
Wacky News From Across The World In Brief
A survey of odd happenings includes a proposed tax on childless elders in France, a London manslaughter trial, a Calcutta wedding attack over dowry customs, Dijon bishop led funerals reverence league, a Wakefield eugenic baby show, New Jersey mosquitoes lured to death by music, Archie Woods saves a woman who falls on him, a 800 year old sea turtle presented to New York park, Tompkinsville suffrage club painting, a Chicago druggist seeking a red headed painter, and a Highland Park burglar trapped by dough thrown by Genest.
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New York Central Park
Poindexter coal bill gains Seattle backing in Alaska plea
A column argues public ownership of Alaska coal fields and supporting rail and ship lines would aid heat and power access for the Pacific Northwest. It urges Seattle groups to back the Poindexter bill, condemning private interests and urging action by Roent Wilson and Congress.
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Poindexter
Alaska
Northern Territory
Pacific Coast
Uncle Lam
Seattle
United States
Scripps Organizaton
Seattle Star
Chamber of Commerce
Commercial Club
Rocent Wilson
Congress
Pacific Northwest
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