London anti contempt bill faces real issue of curbing judicial usurpation
The piece argues opponents avoid the core question, praising Senator Rosenhaupt for blocking the bill, and accusing Collins and Piper of unfair attacks. It contends the Landon bill preserves court authority while ending abusive criticism, asserting passage would curb despotic judicial power and mark a new era for the state judiciary.
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London
Rosenhaupt
Spokane
Senate
Collins
Piper
Star
Gilliam
Court House
Hosenhaupt
Tugwell
Tacoma
Ek Tnt
Is This Girl's Letter A Hoax
A letter claiming a girl is held captive was found by Frank Davis on Madison Street near Boylston Avenue and taken to police. Juvenile Officer Bam Corbett checked nearby apartments but no missing girl information was found. the note asks for police notification and to avoid alerting the mother.
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Frank Davis
Chicago
Madison St
Boylston Ay
Davis
Bam Corbett
Gumitis in Seattle: Arrest Prompts Medical Alarm
In Los Angeles on February 4 doctors at a city hospital speculate about a possible new disease tentatively named gumitis after Edward Pauline, detained downtown while shouting, with a gum vending machine and his clothes smeared with gum. He is held for observation.
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Los Angeles
Edward Pauline
Street
Man turns back clock to thwart divorce suit
John Morrow delayed a divorce hearing by 2 hours claiming he could slip time. The domestic relations court dismissed the suit after Mrs. Morrow finally arrived at 1:30 p m. She praised his cleverness saying a man who can do such things is worth having.
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United Press
New York
John Morrow
Girl Strikers Return to Work Under Employers’ Terms
Chicago February 4 1910 garment workers on strike since September 22 return to work after supplies run out and desertion weakens resolve. They resume duties under the employers terms amid starvation pressures and depleted reserves.
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Chicago
Two More Hillman Suits Dismissed In Superior Court
Judge Gilliam in superior court yesterday dismissed two additional suits filed by C. D. Hillman against The Star after his arrest story last fall. Judges Albertson Main and William Rave also threw out similar cases on demurrer grounds, leaving only one case active.
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Star
C. D. Hillman
Superior Court
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Hillman
Albertson
Main
William Rave
Danworth
Todd
Denworth
Heney Favors Recall
In Sacramento on February 4 Francia J. Heney the graft prosecutor urged a recall measure before a joint state legislature committee claiming the constitution favored property owners and mocking government. This item reflects a broad political push within state politics reported from the capital.
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Sacramento
Cal
Francia J. Heney
Princess to Aid of Horse in Paris Crisis
Princess De Sagan plans to support the Paria cab horse cause in Paris. A league for the protection of horses lists former Miss Anna Gould among its main contributors.
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Paris
Princess de Sagan
Bont de Cestellane
Paria
League For the Protection of Horses
Mias
Anna Gould
Titania Grounded Near Stuart Island Floated Back
Norwegian collier Titania ran aground at Stuart Island but was floated at 8 o clock and not seriously damaged. T. Jarnette, president of the Washington Alaska bank of Fair left for Tattana valley to settle bank affairs after receivership. A warrant was issued for Alexander Bolill on charges of running a blind tiger at Black Diamond.
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Victoria
B. C
Titania
Stuart Island
Alaska
T. Jarnette
Wington-Alaska Bank of Fairleft
Tattana Valley
Alexander Bollll
Black Diamond
Another Jingle Promotes Blank's Soap Shine
A lively verse extols Blank's Handy Dandy Soap shining under moonlight. The playful jingle touts the soap as a bright, effective cleaning aid in a starry night scene.
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Ebon
Blank
East Side Jewish Maternity Hospital Records 31 Births in 24 Hours
The East Side Jewish maternity hospital reported a record 31 babies born within 24 hours, with 14 births occurring in 14 consecutive hours, highlighting a national stork champion moment for the facility.
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New York
East Side
Seattle Headlines and Biographical Snippets From The Moore and Orpheum Circuits
Health officer Creighton cites Seattle milk as among the purest worldwide aside from Sweden. Mary Mannering, wife of actor James K. Hackett, stars at the Moore this week and is 34. Jefferson de Angelis, coming to the Moore, was born in San Francisco after the California gold rush. Tobier t Hubbard, tied to The Philistine and Roycroft furniture, headlines the Orpheum. George W. Dilling is tipped to win Seattle mayoral race soon. Building permits for nearly a quarter million dollars in new residences issued last month. Eva Tanguay, born Marbleton Canada 33 years ago, draws vaudeville spotlight. Even Terry age 63. Rose Coghlan’s real name is Mrs John Sullivan. Mana Wallace Hopper now uses A. O. Brown. Guy Bates Post born in Seattle in 1875.
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Mary Mannering
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James K. Hackett
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Jefferson de Angelis
San Francisco
California
Toibert Hubbard
Orpheum
Mre
John Sullivan
Mana Wallace Hopper
A. O. Brown
Guy Bates Post
Plan to Trap Crooks in Seattle Election Scandal
Federal court hears prep for Hillman trial as jurors are examined. Authorities prepare for a massive effort to block election fraud on Tuesday with hundreds of warrants issued and Gill gang facing a decisive battle to secure a clean vote in Seattle.
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Seatle
Gill Gang
John W. Roberts
Atempt
Gill
Hodge
Higgins
Dilling Campaign Committee
Welfare League
John Doe
Detroit
Clancys
Belowesler
Tacoma
Everett
Yakima
Japanese novelist attacks ministers in Tokio riot over hanging
Tokut omi Aoka denounces Premier Kat sura’s ministry as promoting anarchy and openly lauds Denjiro Kotoku and 11 other socialists executed here last week, triggering widespread excitement in Tokyo.
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Tokio
Marquis Katsura
Japan
Tokutomi Aoka
Denjiro Kotoku
Dynamite Explosion Kills One in Grand Rapids
One man is dead and two others fatally injured in Grand Rapids as dynamite prematurely explodes during excavation for a new building. Local authorities say the accident occurred today and investigators search for the exact cause of the blast.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Wife letters trigger attempted suicide by traveling man Mullins
In Indianapolis on February 4 H. H. Mullins aged 38 attempted to kill himself after his wife found love letters from another woman in his suitcase. He is hospitalized in serious condition today while police investigate.
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Indianapolis
H. H. Mullins
Recall effort in Tacoma claims signatures for election
In Tacoma on February 4 officials say recall supporters report enough signatures on 80 petitions to trigger a recall election for Mayor Fawcett. The claim comes from backers who tout the required threshold has been met.
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Tacoma
Fawcett
Who's Who at Olympia Senator Roberts Opposes Employers Bill
In Olympia Senator Roberts of Tacoma is shown beside the artist. He is described as a leading manufacturer of logging engines and heavy machinery and the only major senator who opposes the current employers liability bill. He favors private control of the matter by employers rather than state oversight.
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Senator Roberts
Tacoma
Olympia
Senate
Roberts
Pardon petitions urged for Newcomb in Tacoma
Petitions circulated to urge Gov. Hay to pardon Charles F. Newcomb who is under a death sentence for the murder of Martin Kvalshaug. The drive notes the recent acquittal of Mrs. Martina Kvalshaug for complicity, arguing an injustice was done and Newcomb should not die.
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Tacoma
Hay
Charles F. Newcomb
Martin Kvalshaug
Martina Kvalshaug
Newcomb
Heinze Seeks to Escape Alimony in High Profile Case
New York February 4 Charles A Henderson ex husband of Kern lee Golden actress bride of F Augustus Heinze fights alimony. Supreme Court Justice Gerard delays decision and takes advisor Mento under advisement on relief from paying Mrs Heinze one hundred dollars weekly.
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New York
Charles A. Henderson
Kern
Lee Golden
F. Augustus Heinze
Supreme Court
Gerard
Mento
Heinze
Senators Learn Lord's Prayer in Kansas Senate Stumble
In Topeka Kansas the state senate spent spare moments learning the Lord's Prayer after the chaplain Rev R A Randall asked the senators to join in prayer. Only eight senators answered the request, creating an embarrassing moment for the chamber.
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Topeka, Kas
State Senate
R. A. Randall
W I T U to hold meeting over liquor club rumor
The W I T U plans a meeting tonight to investigate rumors that the local Chamber of Commerce will become a liquor club. Emmy Meers ends engagement with Miah Dyer and Miah is linked with Ivy Lee the post mistress. The Emporium plans a fire sale tonight.
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Emmy Meers
Miah Dyer
Miah
Ivy Lee
Ivy
Emporium
Stillings
Hicktown
Emeline Tupper
Fate
Emeline
Northwestern league 1911 tentative schedule announced
Directors set 1911 schedule with Seattle Spokane and Tacoma opening April 18 on home grounds. Vancouver vs Seattle and Portland vs Spokane lead holiday matchups. Seattle plays 115 games total with key dates on Memorial Day Fourth of July and Labor Day. Last week lists Tacoma Seattle Portland Spokane and Victoria Vancouver pairings.
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Spokane
Tacoma
Vancouver
Portland
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