Robbers Hold Up North Coast Limited Near North Yakima
Two masked bandits robbed the North Coast Limited at Hillside siding in Yakima canyon Saturday night, blowing the express safes with dynamite. A posse from Ellensburg and local authorities, aided by railroad detectives, pursuit is underway with rewards offered and several arrests anticipated.
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Ellensburg
North Coast Limited
Stephen P. Collins
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
North Yakima
Hillside Siding
Yakima Canyon
Seattle
Collins
F. E Weymonths
C. M. Levy
B. E B. Palmer
Pearth
Scome
Termy
Northern Pacific
James Hy
William Crummiers
S&s. P
oSbhers
Yakima
Evianebore
Northern Pacific Railroad
Northern Pacific Express Company
Tacoma
Railroad and Express
Herschel
Portland
Spokane
North
Hillaide Siding
Express Company
George Howe
Jeaze
Elensburg
Thomas
Coltumbia
Mead
John Meraehler
Thie Ctty
Hilinide Siding
Pelnte
Excited mother pleads for child over Sullivan fortune
Miss Marie Carrall testifies in Judge Prater's court about her romance with John Sullivan, claiming to be his fiancée and describing a Paris proposal and quiet engagement. She recounts Sullivan's attentions, his illness, and plans to marry in France before facing friends. Cross examination continues.
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Sullivan
Paris
John Sullivan
Miss Carran
Monsieur Sullivan
France
Mies Carran
Miss Carrall
Arraigned in court Leander Lemm faces liquor charge
Leander Lemm appeared in Justice Davin's court this morning charged with selling intoxicating liquor without a license and selling to a minor. Witness Arthur Cameron, 14, testified reluctantly. Lemm runs a pool room in Hillman City. J H Weber was charged with defrauding a boarding house. Henry Moir of Provident Savings Insurance testified with company financials. A dozen other incidents were noted in a report from New York and Chicago.
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New York
Henry Moir
the Provident Savings Insurance Company
Runaway Boys Brought Before Court in Seattle
Two youths aged 14 and 16, Frank Helmich and Traxler, were taken from Auburn by Deputy Gus Rhett and handed to Sheriff Smith. They confessed wanderer status and possible eastern homes. Sheriff planned to send them to Seattle for Judge Prater in the revenue court to decide their fate within a day or two.
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Agit
Smith
Gus Rhell
Auburn
Rhetl
Sheriff Smith
Tennemes
Brick trust defendants fined in anti trust cases
In Chicago on December 18 the brick trust cases opened in Judge Smith's court. All defendants admitted guilt and were fined 2000 dollars each. Names listed include George C Prussing president of the mines Edwin J Tomiines and John Gray agents Patrick McMann and Charles Hawk ins for the Brick Workers union and others.
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George C Prussing
Edwin J. Tomiines
John Gray
Patrick McMann
Charles Hawkins
Brick Workers’ Union
Yey Trinola
American
Cht
Dynanmited Cossacks and Russian Revolt Rumors
A Russian military train to Oret is said dynamited with 200 Cossacks killed. Reports claim Riga and other cities suffer fires and mass casualties across Mitau, Wolmar, Dirdpat, and surrounding areas as rebellion spreads. The government declares martial law and braces for wider civil war.
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ST. Petersburg
Oret
Riga
Germany
Saratoff
Maximviteh
Sakharoff
Mitau
Dirpat
Wolmar
Crear
General Council
League of Leagues
Tem
Belief Holds Up North Coast Franchise Fight
A deadlock between J A Kerr of the North Coast railway and city council over a franchise. Kerr refuses to disclose backers while the council demands names and funds before granting any concession. Speculation grows that the project may be a bluff or a prelude to sale to a larger line.
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J. A. Kerr
North Coast Railway
Kerr
Tacoma
North Coast
Attorney Kerr
Washington
Cnanchera
Rebels Issue Manifesto Sparks Bank Withdrawal Demand
The revolutionists publish a manifesto declaring the government bankrupt and urging the people to withdraw deposits from banks and refuse to pay taxes. Reports say arrests will follow. a Moscow prayer service is planned in the Kremlin square amid fears of bloodshed and efforts to capture Count Witte and hold Le Witte's successor.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Count Witte
Count Ignatieff
le Witte
Russian Jewish crimes condemned in U S House debate
A proposed U S House resolution by Representative Sulzer of New York denounces the killings and outrages against Jews in Russia. It asserts government connivance and calls for humanitarian condemnation of the crimes. The piece also notes unrelated details on a local telephone exchange plant and operator discipline.
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Washington, D. C
Sulzer
New York
United States
Russia
House of Representatives
Webster
Iners Company
Millionaire Edmee Anheuser Wins Photo Suit
Edmee Anheuser, socialite and heir to wealth, won $104 in a suit against a photographer over October pictures. She had 55 portraits taken for Christmas gifts, returned 12, and paid $330 on a bill totaling $404.35, claiming the charge was excessive. She testified some photos made her look 35 and that 12 returned pics were cross eyed.
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Edmee
ST. Louis
Edmee Anheuser
Anheuser
Misa Edmee
Outrage Over Atrocities Demands Russian Action
A public call denounces shocking assassinations and appalling atrocities as international crimes against humanity. It urges immediate halt by the Russian government, warning that Russia will be indicted before the world for failing to act.
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Russia
Four-Story Brick Building Planned on Westlake and Ore
After grading Westlake boulevard, a four story brick building will rise on the southwest corner of Westlake and Ore. The 60 by 114 foot structure, to house stores and offices, is valued at about $37,000. D. W. West owns the adjacent property.
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Westlake Boulevard
D. W. West
Court awards alternating custody in Brown vs Brown ruling
Judge Frater decides in the custody case of Harold Brown that the child will live with each parent in turn for three months at a time until age 14. Mrs Brown sobbed as she begged the court not to take her son, while her current husband escorted her from the courtroom. The case originated from Etta Belle Brown v Charles H Brown, with the divorce decree modified to grant alternating custody and remarriage affecting the order.
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Sullivan
Carran
Monsieur Sullivan
Mina Carran
Etta Belle Brown
Charles H. Brown
Brown
Foster
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Gzar
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Ala Troopk
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Lithunia
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Star
James J. HU
Cny
Independent Telephone Company
Edwin E. Webster
Stirman
Sunset Company
Bea
Westlake
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