New York Press Protest Courts Contempt Probe
The Editor and Publisher critiques a judge for contempt in sentencing The Star editors. It argues constructive contempt exists beyond the courtroom and cites Louis Post’s Cleveland case. The piece warns publishers to know their rights and questions press liberty versus court dignity.
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What You Ought to Cultivate in the Family
A brief family guidance note urges consistent cultivation of good habits and practical skills for every member. It emphasizes moral development, daily routines, and shared responsibilities to strengthen household harmony and character.
Big firm is broke Osborn & Co. in bankruptcy
RG Osborn & Co., brokers of 507 Third, failed for nearly 30000 with assets about half. Osborn, a former Chicago Board of Trade member, faces $66000 in liabilities. Seattle National Bank and 40 other customers hold secured or unsecured claims. Nelson W. Parker named receiver.
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Saloon Protest and New Year Debauchery Debate
Charles Hascal owner of Saratoga saloon denounces New Year debauchery and urges earlier closing to curb liquor abuses. He argues prohibition does not equal temperance and calls for stricter enforcement and higher licenses only for conscientious saloon keepers. He notes minors seek liquor on NYE and supports closing at 8 pm to limit riotous behavior.
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Ike Rosenthal
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Plot to kill England's king unearthed in London bombing
United Press reports a plot to assassinate King George discovered after a bomb found in London's east end. Police say the infernal machine connects to a Dutch crime, which left three policemen dead.
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George Fen
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Belgian aviator Laffon Paulla flight aims for Brusse ls return
By United Frees. On December 29 the Belgian aviator Lansier with Panier aboard lifted from the parade grounds at Iney to attempt a Paria Brussels round trip for a $20,000 prize, postponed only one day due to the death of Alexandre Laffon and Marquis Marie de Paulla.
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Two Contempt Laws One Good One Bad
C J Erickson, a Lake Washington canal contractor, was jailed for contempt of court. The Star editors were jailed under a different, older form of contempt that curbs free speech. The Star argues for ending that construct. The piece defends court power to enforce orders while opposing broad contempt that punishes criticism outside the courtroom.
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Doctor Alfred Pritz Dies of Apoplexy in Ballard
Dr Alfred M Pritz aged 58 collapsed at the Templars hall Ballard last night at 830 death followed before aid could be summoned He had lived in Ballard twenty years and was once a leading Seattle physician He is survived by a wife and one child.
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Aviator's Mother Plans Flight with Arch Hoxsey
Pasadena today reports Mrs. M. B. Hoxsey, mother of aviator Arch Hoxsey, intends to fly with him at Dominguez aviation field either Friday or Saturday. She seeks the experience of flying and says her trip depends on altitude. She expresses confidence in Arch and eagerness for the airborne ride.
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Aberdeen Police Dismissal Stuns City Officials
Aberdeen mayor and city council summarily dismiss Chief George 8 Dean and 14 member police force after an investigation into brutality charges against logger Harry Cardigan. Report notes a separate item about a new electrical device designed to thaw frozen water pipes without digging.
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Mamie Foster Rescued From Japanese Lodging House
May Harris, 18, a Seattle native and daughter of Mrs. G. W. Foster, was rescued after 46 days of bondage in a Japanese lodging house. Police, led by Officer Dagner, broke in on Christmas Day to find the girl drugged and changed beyond recognition.
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Milwaukee R R Wreck Kills Two at Rye Station
Two men were killed and three seriously injured in a Milwaukee railroad wreck at Rye, a small station west of the Columbia River, Spokane reports.
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Rain Tonight and Friday Forecast With Southeast Winds
A weather outlook notes rain this evening and again Friday. Southeast winds will be moderate.
Spokane Adopts Commission Charter in March 1911 Election
Spokane votes 2237 to adopt the commission form and will hold its first election on March 7, 1911 electing five commissioners replacing the mayor and city council. A closing note mentions King Leopold in a contrasting aside.
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Spokane
Tales of the Town Short Exchange on Honesty and Poverty
A baldheaded man chides his friend over describing a young man as poor yet honest. The friend insists the youth is honest despite poverty, but the other dismisses the description as wasteful talk and urges a quick dinner. The dialogue satirizes shorthand labels for people and priorities time over nuance.
Injunctions as Threat to Freedom of Press and Law
The writer denounces judge made injunctions as unchecked power threatening liberty. He argues injunctions usurp legislative and executive roles, curb strikes, block taxes, and erode due process. The piece calls for legislative limits to restore original functions and avert contempt for law.
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