Prosecution and Defense Clash in Olympia Proceeding
In Olympia a supreme court hearing focused on alleged court bribery rumors involving Robinson. Prosecutors argued Robinson sought a rehearing in the Marie Carrau suit against the Sullivan estate, claiming punishment is warranted. Defense maintained Robinson erred in presenting rumors but meant no disrespect to the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Shoeeks
Aberdeen
Ad. Vivemont
Robinson
Marie Carrau
Sullivan
Justice George Makes Reply in Police Assault Case
Judge Morrin in court notes a discrepancy between the Holtsheimer affidavit and Justice George's reply regarding a writ for the arrest of Patrolman Irving Ward. He states that there is not enough evidence for a conviction and postpones a ruling until the papers are reconciled.
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the Peace
George Judge Morrin
Holsheimer
Irving T. Ward
Morris
Holtheimer
George
Jurors Chosen for Theater Case Trials
Jury selection completes for fourteen theater related cases. Six jurors chosen by the prosecution and six by the defense, with Jim Shannon and Dep Jack Meek excluded. First trials overseen by Justice Gordon. Tuesday dockets include State v. Alex Pantages, State v. Inverarity at 10, and State v. Pantages v. Carl Reid at 2:30.
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Jim Shannon
Dep- Jack Meek
Gordon
Law & Bet
Pert
City
State
Alex Pantages
D. G. Inverarity
State Va
Carl Reid
Adams counsel seeks corroboration of Orchard confessions
In Rathdrum a lawyer for Steve Adams asks for Orchard's testimony to be confirmed. Fred Miller of the Western Federation of Miners requests Adams be brought to try Orchard and that he remain in solitary confinement until he testifies on Orchard's statements against Pettibone in the latest trial.
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Ln United Press
Steve Colorado
Collins
Orchard
Pettibone
Fred Miller
Western Federation of Miners
Steve Adams
Rathdrum
First Crime Court Test of Scrip as Money
In Arcadia William Hoffman faces charges for holding up a man and taking scrip. The case questions whether scrip can be treated as money and whether theft occurred if the scrip has no apparent value. This marks the first criminal court test of scrip as money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal
Wiliam Hoffman
Arcadia
The
Informa
Tion
McComas
Hoffman
Fugitive in Suitcase Held After Street Chase
A pursuits and a fight ended with a fleeing man felled by a blow from a heavy satchel and detained by Patrolman Rooney. J Paul and George Kelly were found drinking near McParland saloon and were later held on suspicion of involvement in recent hold ups.
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Purtin
Paul
George Kelly
McParland
Second
University
Rooney
French
Retail Watch Trust Faces Local Resistance in Seattle
Seattle jewelers resist a 25 percent rise in watch retail prices led by Independent Watch Dealers Association president Charlies A Keene. The trust ties Waltham Keystone Cres Case brands, controls factory to retailer, while selling abroad cheaper. Local opposition is led by B L Gates of Second Ave.
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Hwelers
Seattle
Independent Watch Nation of America
Watch Trust
Independes Association
Ad Waltham Watch
Keystone
Cres Case
Howard Watch
Charlies A. Keene
Independent Watch Dealers’ Association
Keene
America
B. L. Gates
Property Owners Swindled in Har vard Tax Assessments
Harvard residents report a scammer calling himself Charlies Miller has posed as a mediator to settle inflated third annual property assessments. He offers to reduce the larger assessment by about eight dollars for a forty dollar payment, exploiting taxpayers unaware of the legal ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Miller
Legal Department
Beautiful Arms Easy 10 Attain By Margaret Madison
Seattle Star Exclusive Service outlines an at home program for slender arms. It recommends lifting a half pound weight, raising the arms over the head, and repeated exercises with emphasis on breathing, posture, and massage to improve tone and appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Madison
Seattle Star
New York
Weston Walks From Portland to Chicago Sets Record Again
Edward Payton Weston completes his Portland to Chicago walk, declaring health benefits of daily walking. He notes losing 18 pounds, no fatigue, feet in good condition, and no training or dieting. He praises supporters along the route and aims to teach youth through pedestrianism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Star
Chicago
Edward Payton Weston
Portland
Weston
Weeton
the Star
America
United States
Lewson
Boy jailed for lemon attack at Camden theater
William Stanton, 16, of Philadelphia, was jailed for 20 days after he yelled Get the hook and threw a lemon at a fair singer during a Camden theater performance. He complained he could not stand the singing as the singer performed on stage. The incident occurred Dec 7 and led to his immediate arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Camden
William Stanton
Stanton
Ann Arbor Medics Join Poleon Clubs Debut
In Ann Arbor on December 7 a group of senior medics joined the much-touted poleon clubs, marking a notable community event. Details remain fragmentary but the scene signals a local professional gathering gaining attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor, Mich
Poleon Clibs
Experimental drug tests in wartime self treatment
A fragment notes a group attempting therapeutic drug tests on themselves. It highlights a heroic, self sanctioned experiment last week using a new tuber culin reaction developed to aid diagnosis or treatment, described as part of their medical self care.
To Spank or Not to Spank in New York Schools
New York reports the board of education has ordered an investigation into the abolition of corporal punishment. Officials debate whether banning punishment improves or harms school discipline as moral suasion efforts are used in classrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Education
A Dog's Bold Escape From Thieves and Owners
A rough tale centers on a fierce mongrel at a hilltop house who protects a young woman and her visitors. After a tense night the dog confronts a prowler and alerts the brother, who berates the intruder and warns him away. The dog remains loyal as the tale closes with plans to return in time for meals.
Trains Clash in Air in New York Subway
A rear end collision occurred in mid air in the New York subway when two elevated tunnel trains met. One motorman was killed and about twelve injured as a fire broke out from a third rail short circuit. Passengers faced a frightening ordeal amid concerns over tunnel collisions and safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Star
New York
Battery
Brave in Heart Is Big Chief Charlie Los Angeles
The Soboda Indian chief's son Charlie Colby, once hospitalized for spinal loss, recovered and now rules the child ward with autocratic authority. He inspires allegiance among the convalescent as he recovers and prepares for future duties with his tribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brave IN Heart
Charlie
Los Angeles
Charlie Colby
Shenttat
Colby
Railroad Men to Decide Issue
United Press reports a mass meeting of western passenger men in Chicago next Thursday to decide whether to abolish or consolidate western passenger associations. Most favor keeping one umbrella body handling work now done by the Western, Transcontinental and Southern associations. The piece notes New York City's metropolitan population at 6,200,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Churches to Launch Largest War on Satan January Crusade
Chicago churches unite under the Laymen's Evangelical Council to bombard the ramparts of Hades from 600 churches in January. The council will organize meetings assign preachers oversee advertising and raise funds for the nationwide crusade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oy United Press
Chicago
Satan
Hades
Nordica Regains Favor In Opera Voice Comeback
New York critics assailed Mme Nordica at the openings as Aida noting diminished power and weaker impersonation. Afterward she recovered public favor, with explanations of a cold during the initial appearance and others praising her enduring talents and future treats for admirers.
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Seattle
New York
Mme. Nordica
Aida
Verdi
Nordica
Legion
Market Tumbles At Open On U S Steel Drop
Heavy liquidation at the opening in U S Steel preferred led the industrial group lower and dragged the market down one to two points as traders waited the bank statement. The session saw dull demand and brief rallies before another late selling wave after the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
U. S. Steel
Hoarding Gold Suspected as Market Closes Weakly
A fragmented report notes a weak and heavy close, described as possibly reflecting hoarding behavior in the market. No clear entities or dates are provided.
Unclear Names Pairings in Damaged Notice Segment
Fragmentary OCR lists many personal names and ages across cities and countries without coherent context. The passage reads as scattered pairings and titles, with no identifiable event, action, or outcome to summarize into a complete news item.
Important witness in Powers trial at Georgetown
Wharton Golden, lieutenant to the John T. Powers military company, emerged as the key witness in the Powers trial at Georgetown Kentucky. He testified he discussed with Powers the best way to kill Goebel and proposed shooting him in the street, with Powers suggesting a staged hotel dining room incident to kill Goebel by accident.
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United Press
Georgetown
Wharton Golden
John T. Powers
Goebel
Powers the Beast
Powers
Funeral set for 6 year old Ralph Shouf
The funeral services for Ralph Shouf son of Mr and Mrs George F Shouf of 6216 Polk street Ballard will be held tomorrow at 2 pm from Butterworth and Sons undertaking parlors. Interment will follow at Lakeview cemetery.
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Ralph Shouf
George F. Shouf
Polk St
Ballard
Seattle General Hospital
Butterworth & Sons’ Undertaking
Lakeview Cemetery
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