Justice Brewer Calls for Faster Courts and Public Ownership
Justice Brewer of the US Supreme Court criticizes delays and constant appeals in the legal system. He urges states to restrict appeals to one per trial, allow exceptions for constitutional questions, and reduce political influence in judicial processes while supporting public ownership of essential utilities.
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Justice Brewer
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National and Local News Roundup In One Field
Corroller of the currency asks banks for Monday January 41 condition report. Fisk and Robinson fail for 1 million in New York. Denver women killed in auto wreck identified. Nashville Supreme Court hears Col Cooper and son Robin murder case. Gotham sets high school record with Washington Irving freshman class. Eugene Lorton sells the Bulletin to John G. Kelley. W T Lapp named chief of Alaska education division. Brooklyn Rapid Transit faces potential strike after firing workers for union activity. Purcell sworn in as North Dakota senator. 30 000 view Louis Pantha flights in Denver. Darius Miller elected president of the Bur a Southern directors take action. Rio Grande & Southern engines plunge through bridge injuring three. Mia May Talbot acquitted in Reno murder case. Manila province election official killed.
Horses Sink in Mud on Public Street Complaint
Mrs. FE J. Cummings of Columbia City warned humane officers about 32nd Ave in poor condition. She noted the street is barely passable while better streets serving affluent areas are kept in order. Horses and a grocer's wagon were repeatedly stuck as residents urged action on this public highway.
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Seattle chamber backs city garbage bond plan
The taxation committee of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce approves a proposed bond of 2490,000 to fund city garbage collection and destruction. It recommends that collection costs be borne by individual households rather than the general city fund.
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Endorsement of Hiram Gill by Beacon Hill residents
About 100 First ward residents endorsed Hiram C. Gill for mayor at Beacon Hill fire hall. The meeting, led by “Big Red,” drew crowd from Mullens and Clanceys and included 20 Beacon Hill Improvement Club members. Gill spoke nearly an hour as attendees waited in the rear. the vote to endorse Gill passed amid orderly proceedings.
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