Why Senators Oppose Brandeis
Washington, Feb. 10. Charges against Laula D. Brandeis cited by opposing senators include disrespect for constitutions and the mental attitude of the court, past ties to the shoe machinery trust, loss in a freight-rate case before the Interstate Commerce Commission, alleged unprofessional conduct in the Ballinger Pinchot inquiry, and bias shown by Nelson. Public grounds favor Brandeis for his Ballinger involvement that saved Alaska’s zonal fields, supporting his confirmation.
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Justice of the Supreme Court
Brandeis
Shoe Machinery Trust
Trust
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ballinger-Pinchott
Senate
Brandela
Clifford Thorne
Knute Nelson
Hallinger
Nelson
Ballinger
Taft
Hranders
Alaska
Gillies looting trial opens with new state claim
The second trial of J. F. Gillies for looting industrial insurance funds begins in Olympia after the jury is sworn. Assistant Attorney General Wilson argues Maquor men cashed illegal warrants and profited, claiming saloonkeepers took half of the 19 percent cut Frank Stone was to receive.
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Olympia
J. F. Gillies
Wilson
Maquor
Gillies
Frank Stone
German Losses Heavy in Vimy and Somme Fighting
London reports German losses in the Vimy heights and the Somme sector south of Arras totaled about 60 000 more than British casualties in the Loos offensive of September. The battle rages on amid a swirling snowstorm as fighting continues.
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London
Vimy Heights
Somme
Arras
Loos
Stine Accepts Job With Seattle Club
Charles P. Stine, former secretary of the St. Paul Commercial Club, accepted Thursday the post vacated by Otto Cane at the Seattle club. A telegram from Stine was received by President Boyna as he organizes a board of trade at Dover New Jersey.
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Charles P. Stine
St. Paul
Premier Opposes Greek War Move In Parliament
Athens February 10 Premier Skouloudis told parliament there is no coercion strong enough to force Greece into war and warned of disasters if the nation joins the struggle.
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Athens
Greece
Skouloudis
Parliament
Damages Awarded in Tacoma Barge Explosion Case
Thomas J. Burley and Robert McCollough of the Tacoma Tue and Barge Co win $1,750 in damages from the city for partial wrecking of a company boat caused by a barge dynamite explosion last May.
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Thomas J. Burley
Robert McCollough
Tacoma Tue and Barge Co
Troops Disarm Montenegrins After Surrender
An official announcement says the Montenegrins who surrendered to the Ansethang have been completely disarmed. The report is dated February 10 in Vienna.
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Vienna
Inside Bath Habit for Health and Beauty
An exhortation to both women and men to drink hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims internal sanitation improves complexion and energy, and urges readers to buy a quarter pound of limestone phosphate to prove the quick changes in health and appearance.
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Bath
Dandruff Cure Promises Thick Hair With Liquid Argon
A vintage advertisement touts liquid argon as a sure dandruff cure. It claims nightly scalp treatment dissolves all flakes, stops itching, and leaves hair looking much better with four ounces sufficient for any amount of dandruff.
Brandeis Faces Senate Hearing Backing Likely
Washington on February 10 supporters of Louis D Brandeis named by President Wilson for the supreme court bench express confidence the senate committee hearings on his fitness will be favorable. A Brandeis backer says the majority of the committee clearly saw Brandeis and Clifford Thorne disagreed on how to conduct the rate increase case.
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Louis D. Brandeis
Wilson
Supreme Court
Senate
Brandeis
Clifford Thorne
Thorne
Brandela
Jon. N. Teal
Portland
Ore
Eshelman
California
Teal
Bostonian
Saltisa Salts Urge to Cleanse Kidneys and Urinary System
A well known authority warns against excess meat as a source of uric acid that overworks the kidneys. He promotes four ounces daily of Jad Salta made from grape and lemon acids with lithia to flush and prevent bladder and urinary troubles, claiming it cures backache and related symptoms.
Olive Tablets offer gentle cleansing for skin and bowels
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets claim to cleanse blood bowels and liver with a purely vegetable formula. The ad promises clearer skin and relief from pimples bad breath dull feelings and constipation with a nightly dose and olive color packaging.
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Dr. Edwards
Howarda
Edwards
The
Olive Tablet Company
Columbus
Brandeis Criticized for Attitude in Interstate Commerce Case
Senate investigators heard Brandeis accused of being too unfriendly to capital, despite being praised for faithfulness to ICA instructions. The first witness, Thomas C. Spellman of New York, cited the 1910 rate case Brandeis participated in for the government as basis for the criticism.
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Thorne
Behelman
Brandeis
Bostonians
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Thomas C. Spellman
New York
Unconfirmed report on German warship Roon capture
Bermuda February 10 reports from Bermuda deny British capture of the German warship Roon by the Drake after a three hour fight about 200 miles from Bermuda. Other correspondents offer similar denials to United Press.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Roon
Drake
United Press
New York Globe
Boon
Seattle Marine Named Expert Rifleman
Eldred McClaire of Seattle is listed in a United States Marine Corps bulletin as having qualified as an expert rifleman. He enlisted in 1915 in Los Angeles and is now serving with the American legation guard in Peking China. he is a son of Mrs. Annie M. McClaire of 2015 10th Ave North.
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United States Marine Corps
Eldred McClaire
Seattle
Eldred
Annie M. McClaire
10Th Ave. N
Marine Corps
Los Angeles
Legation Guard
Peking
China
Fire Prevention Committee Meets After Fatal Walker Fire
A special inquiry committee at city hall will discuss fire safety measures after the Walker building fire claimed six lives. Building owners insurance representatives and city officials compose the group reviewing protective ordinances.
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Walker
Roosevelt Seen as Major Factor in Next Campaign
Dr Sumner, general manager of Sumner Iron Works in Everett, visited Seattle on his way home from a three week West trip. He declared Roosevelt will be one of the chief factors in the next presidential campaign.
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T. DR. Sumner
Sumner Iron Works
Fverett
Seattle
Roosevelt
Banker Suicide in Panoria Linked to Ill Health
H M Reynolds, a Panoria banker, died by self inflicted gunshot to the heart during the night. Ill health and family troubles are cited as the cause. He was reputedly worth about $500.
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Panoria
H. M. Reynolds
Woman in Kansas Out for Congress
Topeka Kansas February 10. Dr Eva Harding of Topeka declares for national good roads river improvement old age pensions rural credits and nationwide prohibition and seeks the democratic nomination for congress in the First district.
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Topeka
Kan
Eva Harding
Congress
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