Moran Bros bid for New Hampshire warship contract
Moran Bros of Seattle bid a total of 12 476 000 for construction of the New Hampshire and related ships. The Newport News firm offered the lowest bid for the battleship and for one cruiser, while Union Iron Works of San Francisco is also a strong contender for one cruiser. A Washington dispatch indicates Moran Bros plans to pursue all three warships funded by Uncle Sam.
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Moran Bros. Co
Uncle Sam
Seattle Star
Washington, D. C
Moran Bros
New Hampshire
Newport News Company
Pacific Coast
Union Ironworks
San Francisco
ED. L. Keen
The
Star
Hibbs
Meran Brees. Company
Washington
Morans
Moran Bros. Company
Navy Department
MN Bros
Union Iron Works
Atlantic
Frank W. Hibbs
M ©Ran Bros. Company
Dispatch
MR. Hibers
Nebraska
Seattle
America
Beattie
Sam
Moran
Sound
Queen of the Navy
Moran Brea
North Pacific Coast
Moran Yards
Patterson Defies Em Patterson and Teller in Denver
A political furor erupts as Senators Patterson and Teller fight for democratic control amid alleged Republican conspiracies to steal the governorship and pack the Supreme Court. The contempt hearing resumes in Denver while Mrs Chadwick faces jail in Cleveland and Beckwith invests in Idaho mines.
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Denver
Patterson
Teller
Washington
Crooks
Supreme Court
Teller, Jr
Alva Adama
Senate
Lee
New Hampshire to be built as great US Navy battleship
Bids opened at the Navy Department for the New Hampshire battleship with a cost not to exceed 4.4 million dollars. Government supplies armor ordnance and sea stores, contractor handles fitting and securing all armor and ordnance. Speed trials set minimum 18 knots, with price reductions for slower performance.
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Star
Washington
Navy Department
New Hampshire
United States Navy
Atlantic
Pacific
Ster
San Bernardino Deputy Ships Suspects in Riverside Murder Case
Under Sheriff S. W. McNabb, returning from San Francisco, took Sidney Jarvis and Arthur Swindell into custody on charges of robbing the Santa Fe express and killing Weiss Fargo messenger Evan O. Roberts. They were captured near the Berlin game track after a weeklong search.
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San Bernardino
Cal
W. McNabb
San Francisco
Sidney Jarvis
Arthur Swindell
Express Company
Santa Fe
Evan 0. Roberts
Weiss- Fargo
McNabb
Jarvis
Swindell
Berlin
Red Cedar Shingle Association May Dissolve
The Red Cedar Shingle association faces imminent dissolution after a meeting of the executive committee. Internal dissension between mill owners and shingle brokers is cited as the source of trouble, with disagreements over eliminations and restructurings arising among members.
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Red Cedar Shingle Association
Arein
Retribution Prayer Cited in Smoot Case Hearing
Alan Lundstrom testified in Washington that the endowment ceremony included a vow for vengeance on the nation for Joseph Smith and that his split from the church followed revelations. Senator McComas pressed him about violence, asking if his throat had ever been cut, to which Lundstrom replied not yet.
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Washington, D. C
J. W. Landstrom
Smoot
Father
Joseph Smith
Lundstrom
Church
Propheta
Senator McComas
Chicago Court Orders $20000 Back Alimony in Divorce
George Harding, a Chicago real estate man who secured a San Diego divorce, was ordered by the court to pay his former wife Mrs. Harding twenty thousand dollars in back alimony granted in the divorce decree.
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Chicago
George Harding
San Diego
Cal
Mra. Harding
Union Smoker Hosts Higgins Then Heads to Boston
The local branch of the International Printing Pressmen's union hosted M. P. Higgins, president, at a smoker in Pike hall last night. He departed for Boston today en route home from San Francisco. Higgins praises Pacific unions as prosperous. The Western Whalington Holiness association has booked Dr. P. F. Brease of Los Angeles for two services on December 15 and 16 at Battery Street M. B. E. church on Third Avenue.
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International Printing Pressmen's Union
M. P. Higgins
Pike’ Hall
Higgine
Boston
San Francisco
Mr. Higgins
Pacific Coast
Western Whallington Holiness Association
P. F. Brease
Los Angeles
Battery Street M. BE
Third Avenue
Battery Street
Colman dock survives feared Seattle gale
Panic in Seattle as 160000 residents feared the Colman dock would collapse in the storm. The Evening Shirt warned the gale would test safety, but the dock remained standing despite fierce winds and heavy rain.
Argyle Acquitted in Georgetown Gambling Trial
A superior court jury acquitted Dave Argyle of running a gambling joint in Georgetown after nearly 20 hours of deliberation. Prosecutors failed to prove he conducted the pool room at Lombardino's saloon on the specified day amid broader Civic Union raids and shifting testimony.
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Dave Argyle
Superior Court
Scott
Georgetown
Tallman
The
Civic Union
Richardson
Johnson
Union
Justice Court
Hoyle
Argyle
Lombardino
Shipley
Morrin
Gambs
Bridge Collapse Claims Children On Elk River
In Charleston West Virginia on December 15 a suspension bridge over the Elk river collapsed while over 20 children and three teams crossed. The 60 foot plunge into icy water left two dead Mamie Higgenbotham eleven and Ray Humphreys twelve and one driver missing. Rescue crews pulled many from the water with several in serious condition.
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Charleston
W. Va
Elk River
Mamie Higgenbotham
Ray Humphreys
County officers name nearly all deputies
The new county officers have named most deputies for the coming two years though some minor posts remain open. The list includes in the Treasurer’s office chief deputy Benjamin C. Levy and other key clerks and, in the Sheriff's office, under sheriff Edward Drew and deputies for multiple wards. A Pike street restaurant proprietor, A. M. White, was arrested on a postal law violation charge. H. J. Dieter was jointly indicted but cannot be in the city.
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Cleveland, O
Chadwick
Tombs
New York
Barry
Cuyahoga County
High Finance
America
Cuyahoga County Grand Jury
Federal Grand Jury
Cleveland
Treasurer's Office
Benjamin C. Levy
Harry C.gordon
T.C. Hughes
W. W. Shields
F. W. Comstock
H. B. Turner
Walter Miller
W. 5. Lytle
George H. Quinlan
Lorne Bane
J. M. Brewster
Theodore Christy
George Wittenmyer
Thomas
A. M. White
Pike Street
United States
White
H. J. Dieter
Loyal Shoudy Chosen Basketball Captain at State University
Loyal Shoudy was elected captain of the basketball team at a morning Associated Students meeting at the state university. He will lead the squad this season and assumes the role after the vote by student representatives.
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Associated Students Iis
the State University
Loyal Shoudy
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