Charges Denied By Justice Carson In Georgetown Case
Justice Marry C. Carson of Georgetown rejects a Star report alleging irregularities in his office. He explains that precinct justices must return six months of funds to the county treasurer. He discusses Walsh case and notes no involvement with funds or firearms.
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Marry C. Carson
Georgetown
Menta
Star
Sam
Judge Carson
Justices of the Peace
Judemente
le Civil Setiens
James
A. Walsh
Superior Court
Vaendeveer
Gwtit Lnreeny & Few Deve Age
Vandeveer
Fountain Pens at Piper Taft Store Prices Listed
Fountain pens in plain heads or gold and sterling mounted priced from 1.50 to 10.00 at Piper Taft, 1084 Secondary.
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Piper & Taft
Professor Vanderveer Curtis Addresses Labor And Trust Power
Professor Vanderveer Curtis spoke to a large audience at the Socialist Temple about the power of trusts to benefit and injure labor. He argued there is both good and evil in monopoly and predicted a future with less emphasis on industry driven conflict and a move toward a system where men are above industrial strife.
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Vanderveer Curtis
Socialist Temple
Trust
Leaves for Copenhagen and other briefs
Telegraph notices King Haakon Maud and Crown Prince Olaf leaving for Copenhagen. Also Marconi to visit London January. Bank robbery in Cedar Hill 2500 dollars. Utah Labor Federation pushes postal savings banks. Pavement cave-in in New York. French budget passed. Poolroom raid in Brooklyn. Fire kills Burlington resident. $69,000 loss. Grant of new trial in Colorado murder case. Porto Rico land division adjusted. Paris official horsewhipping incident. Shipowner Geo Hoole dies in San Francisco. Captain Z L Tanner dies in Washington. Ferndale votes dry. Oregon Washington lumber lobby seeks legislation. Everett school bonds pass. George Walters dies in New York. Harvard expedition to Andes. Gorky play protests in Naples. Dreadnaught plates dented in Portsmouth.
Sterling silver toilet sets from Finck Pioneer Jewelers
William H. Finck, prominent jeweler of 108 Second Avenue, offers a line of sterling silver toilet sets. The sale emphasizes fine craftsmanship and durable design suitable for distinguished interiors.
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Wm. H. Finck
Pioneer Jeweler
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