Last Edition Mr Scott Goes It Alone
A business committee funded Milo A Hoot to represent the state in the grand jury under Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Boott, but the grand jury rejected outside assistance and Boott will proceed unaided. Scott stated he will personally handle the grand jury until adjournment and plans to appoint a lawyer for trials once the new law takes effect.
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Henderson Turned Down for Keeps in Trust Conference
In a turbulent session Henderson faced opposition over a substitute bill favored by Rockefeller. The move triggered a clash with Speaker and leading allies, cutting ties as discussions grew tense.
New Cabinet Office Bill Passes House
Washington Feb 14 The House approved the conference report on anti trust legislation by a vote of 251 to 10. An amendment struck out a provision from the interstate and commerce bill. The Senate is set to take up related measures as part of continuing legislation. Morgan opposed the measure, as debate over nominations and provisions continues.
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Legislature in Olympia Budgets University Support
In Olympia on February 10 Representative Eatne of King County introduced a bill to appropriate 273000 for the State University. The measure moved to the university committees for passage. A joint senate and house committee session is planned for tomorrow to weigh sentiment on the university. The scene includes remarks on delays and the House decorum as members reflect on John Wra’s death.
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First Shipment Arrives for Government Use in Philippines
The Tremont, Boston branch ship Fretehter, arrives with 600 tons of rv 4000 tons of forage and miscellaneous cargo for government use in the Philippines. The cargo sails with the Heston Steamship Company per war department order.
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Overdue British Bark Donearn Reported Safe After Loss Run
The overdue Hritith bark Donearn, 13 days from Cardiff to Mitka with coal, is reported safe off Pitcairn Islands. She had been driven off course by contrary winds but is in good condition. Recovery efforts continue with rosy prospects for insurance coverage and eventual reassurances.
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Court adjourns amid quiet day in police court
No notable nuisance cases on trial today as testimony concluded yesterday. Jo Georges took under advisement the care of the Seattle Bicetric company and will render a decision before week’s end.
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Watkin Seeks Refund Amid City License Transfer
Fragmentary report notes Watkins demanding money back after city council and Monterey venue changes. Mentions a treasurer, new licensee, and a crowded Monterey on First Avenue South with cleansing and old tender issues.
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Robs A Store On Ninth Avenue South And Jackson Street
Robbery reported at Levine's store at the corner of Ninth Avenue South and Jackson Street. A broken window allowed entry during the night. Police notified. thieves believed to be youths from a nearby gang taking tobacco, candies and groceries.
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Brubless Prisoner Sentenced as Anarchists Protest
In Brubless a prisoner named Rubino was sentenced amid anarchist chants outside the court. Troops dispersed the crowd after the sentence was handed down, with shouts calling for revenge and lives.
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Funeral of J W Pratt Held at Elka Hall
The funeral for Johan W Pratt who died by self harm at his Thirty-fifth Avenue home will be conducted at Elka Hall under the Elka order. Attending groups include the British American League Royal Arcanum King County Bar Association and city council. A committee from Elka is tasked with arrangements and interment is planned for Lakeview Cemetery.
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City Council Considers Redistricting Precincts
At a council meeting a resolution to redraw ward districts was introduced. The state law requires a precinct for about every two voters, noting some precincts hold up to 700 residents. The measure was sent to the elections and boundaries committee.
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Gales Hit Coast as Montanta and Santa Barbara Arrive
The collier Montana and the steamer Santa Barbara reached port from San Francisco with heavy cargoes including 219 tons of dynamite for blasting. Both vessels faced fierce south westerly gales along the coast. The City of Seattle coming from Skagway reported a violent squall near Port Townsend where a Chinese junk on the wharf was blown into the water. all seven occupants were rescued. The laundry on the wreck was owned by Sam Gee.
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Milton Trial Delayed Asvenire Drawn For Booth Murder
The trial of Milton for the murder of L A Booth in Superior Court was adjourned until tomorrow morning to allow more veniremen to be called. Court recess after 11 o'clock as talesmen ran short. several prospective jurors have been examined since yesterday afternoon.
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Wreck ship Madlama passengers await relief
Turbulent late news from Louis Pob indicates investors react to advertising terms 2 to 5 percent weekly. Venezuelan envoy talks stalled. a week more may pass before committees agree. In New York Benny Yanger to fight Terry Me Ceneers by March 14 in a city with the highest bid.
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Maritime notices drift with ships and a funeral
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